Interview with EPA Administrator McCarthy

Gina McCarthy, EPA Administrator, discusses the urgent need to address climate change, highlighting current impacts and the necessity for immediate action. She emphasizes the importance of innovation and international cooperation, particularly in the context of the Paris climate talks. The conversation covers technological advances in energy, such as the rise of renewables and the role of natural gas, while balancing local environmental protection with global climate goals. McCarthy remains optimistic about the potential for significant progress through continued innovation and strong international commitments.

What is the biggest problem humanity has ever faced according to Gina McCarthy?

How does Gina McCarthy suggest we mobilize people to care about climate change?

What does Gina McCarthy mean by saying climate change is a 'man-made problem'?

What are the implications of failing to take action on climate change according to the discussion?

What is the significance of the Clean Power Plan in the context of climate action?

What are the three prongs of the approach discussed for the climate talks in Paris?

What technological advancements are mentioned that could help in addressing climate change?

What is Gina McCarthy's perspective on the future of renewable energy sources?

What challenges does the extraction of natural gas pose according to the discussion?

How does Gina McCarthy view the role of the United States in international climate discussions?