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You can also add the show’s RSS feed to your podcast app to follow us directly. Robinson Meyer: Hello, it’s Friday, October 2, and this is a special New York Climate Week edition of Shift Key. Last week, Heatmap welcomed climate and energy leaders, experts, and influencers to Heatmap House, our all-day summit in New York City. Among those leaders was New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill. Governor Sherrill is a former Navy pilot, federal prosecutor, and member of the House of Representatives. She was elected New Jersey’s governor in November 2025. That campaign, and her election year last year, was dominated by the state’s surging electricity prices, and specifically by how the interaction between the AI data center boom and features of the local multi-state electricity market, PJM, had caused power bills to surge in the state by about $260 per household. Robinson Meyer: Governor Sherrill ran on and implemented a one-year rate freeze. She’s since passed other legislation meant to make it easier to build solar and batteries in the state. My colleague, Heatmap correspondent Matthew Zeitlin, has been covering those policies, and last week he sat down at Heatmap House to discuss them with Governor Sherrill, as well...

This transcript has been automatically generated. Subscribe to “Shift Key” and find this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also add the show’s RSS feed to your podcast app to follow us directly. Robinson Meyer: Hello, it’s Friday, October 2, and this is a special New York Climate Week edition of Shift Key. Last week, Heatmap welcomed climate and energy leaders, experts, and influencers to Heatmap House, our all-day summit in New York City. Among those leaders was New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill. Governor Sherrill is a former Navy pilot, federal prosecutor, and member of the House of Representatives. She was elected New Jersey’s governor in November 2025. That campaign, and her election year last year, was dominated by the state’s surging electricity prices, and specifically by how the interaction between the AI data center boom and features of the local multi-state electricity market, PJM, had caused power bills to surge in the state by about $260 per household. Robinson Meyer: Governor Sherrill ran on and implemented a one-year rate freeze. She’s since passed other legislation meant to make it easier to build solar and batteries in the state. My colleague,...

This episode of Global Crossroads covers several critical international developments. We examine a severe aviation security incident involving a Flydubai flight, which led to El Al flight cancellations and raised questions about global security measures. Next, we discuss President Putin's nuclear warning regarding Kaliningrad and Ukraine's deployment of the FP-7 missile, highlighting escalating tensions in Eastern Europe. The episode also addresses widespread student protests in France over school conditions, resulting in crisis meetings and urban violence. Further, we look at the diplomatic breakdown between Ethiopia and Eritrea, marked by severed ties and reported blasts in Addis Ababa. Finally, we analyze the implications of Manchester City's guilty verdict on financial charges for the Premier League and the integrity of football.

This transcript has been automatically generated.Subscribe to “Shift Key” and find this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts.You can also add the show’s RSS feed to your podcast app to follow us directly.Robinson Meyer:Hello, it’s Friday, October 2, ...

Escucha este episodio de Casus Belli Podcast Historia gratis en iVoox. Analizamos la génesis de la estrategia nuclear estadounidense, centrándonos en cómo el Proyecto Solarium permitió a Eisenhower de...