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No new headcount: how BMO started climate work | Melissa Fifield (opens the original)
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Building ideas and support around climate initiatives in a big corporation might not be as hard as you imagined. Your people are willing, and all they need is a door. Melissa Fifield runs the BMO Climate Institute inside a bank of about 70,000 people. Her small but mighty team works out what a changing climate actually costs a business, a building, a farm, then gets that into the hands of the bankers those customers sit across from. In this episode, we cover The number that opens the episode: a
The Traffic Engineer Who Helped Tear Down a Freeway (opens the original)
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Jack, a self-described "low-level, powerless bureaucrat," didn't let that stop him from pushing for what he saw was right after the 1989 earthquake. What he knew: freeways don't reduce traffic - they invite more. This episode is part of Any Job Can Be a Climate Job, a podcast exploring how people bring climate impact into everyday work, even in roles that aren't labeled 'climate.' Jack Lucero Fleck spent decades inside San Francisco's transportation department, starting as a draftsman and retiri
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