Sowing the Seeds of Change: Corn Farmers and Renewable Jet Fuel; Oslo's Zero Energy Pinnacle; Urban Challenges from Congestion to Cannabis

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Ever wondered how Midwest farmers are intersecting with the latest in sustainable aviation fuel technology? Take a seat at the table with me, Ken Chester, as we uncover the transformative potential of Treasury tax guidelines that could see corn and soybean growers thrive in an era of renewable jet fuel production. Our discussion extends to the very fabric of traditional farming, examining how practices like no-till agriculture are not only preserving but enhancing the livelihoods of those who sustain us. As we examine the ripple effects of these developments, we'll also navigate the bustling urban landscapes, where congestion pricing and cannabis regulations provoke lively debate and demand innovative solutions.
The architectural splendor of an Oslo office building stands as a beacon of zero energy ambition in this episode's exploration of cutting-edge design and efficiency. We'll dissect the marvels of natural ventilation, temperature control, and the quest for reducing carbon footprints while reflecting on the trials of urban planning and the adaptability of public transportation systems amidst policy changes. Join the conversation and share your thoughts on these pivotal topics that shape the intersection of mobility, technology, and sustainability, as we look towards a future that both challenges and cherishes our planet.

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Capítulos

1. Tax Credits for Sustainable Aviation Fuel (00:01:20)

2. Congestion Pricing Comes to the Big Apple (00:14:38)

3. Feds, Truckers & Weed: What You Need to Know (00:21:55)

4. Revolutionary Zero Energy Building in Oslo (00:30:02)