Possibly
Charlie A. is an accomplished undergraduate at Brown University, pursuing dual degrees in International and Public Affairs and Environmental Sciences & Studies. Currently serving as an Environmental Radio Reporter, Charlie produces weekly podcast episodes on sustainability science in collaboration with the Institute at Brown for the Environment and Society. Previous experiences include roles such as IAPA Departmental Undergraduate Leader, Interviews Board Associate for the Brown Political Review, and various internships focusing on climate policy, wilderness conservation, and environmental advocacy. Through efforts at organizations like the Niskanen Center, United States Senate, and the Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation, Charlie has developed a robust understanding of environmental policy, conservation, and energy efficiency, underscoring a commitment to advancing sustainable practices and public engagement in environmental issues.
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Possibly
The news is full of potential ways to “save the planet.” Should we ban plastic straws? Drive electric cars? Install solar panels?It can feel pretty overwhelming. But what if we took it one step at a time? Possibly is a weekly radio show that puts environmental stories into perspective, so you know what actually makes a difference. Each episode is reported by students from Brown University, rigorously fact-checked, verified by a sustainability scientist, and hosted and edited by a professional journalist. Possibly is a co-production of The Public’s Radio, Brown University’s Institute for Environment and Society and Brown’s Climate Solutions Initiative.