Former EPA Administrator Bill Reilly on the Post-Covid Renewal of American Cities

This week, Andrew and Scott talk to William Reilly, former President of the World Wildlife Fund and Environmental Protection Agency Administrator during the George H.W. Bush administration. Bill contemplates how the Covid-19-induced increase in remote work will reshape American cities facing lower demand for office space, transit, and in-person conferencing. Bill also expresses optimism about making progress toward climate goals as we quickly adapt to new technologies. Reading Notes: Earth Day at 50: Reflections from William Reilly The week of the anniversary of Earth Day, Bill Reilly joined the Columbia Energy Exchange Podcast to discuss the importance of the environment for voters. He also discusses that while many people do not necessarily find climate change to be false, they are against the ideas of changing their lives and the policies that would come with that. William K. Reilly accepts the 2020 Climate Pioneer Award On March 5, 2020, Bill Reilly was awarded the 2020 Climate Pioneer Award at the Climate Leadership Conference.

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Former EPA Administrator Bill Reilly on the Post-Covid Renewal of American Cities is an episode from The Reopening by CSIS.

This episode is 26:05 long.

This episode was published on Jul 14, 2020.

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