847: Tzeporah Berman: Ending Fossil Fuels by Treaty

This Sustainable Life by Joshua Spodek

Feb 28, 202647:42Health

I met Tzeporah at an event called Climate Week NYC last fall. She was nearly the only person there who spoke about decreasing and stopping extracting fossil fuels. I had to bring her here. Our conversation grew more comp...

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