In this episode of "The World and stuff," host Drew Petrimoulx sits down with John Helveston, an assistant professor at George Washington University specializing in engineering management and systems engineering. Together, they dive into the intricate world of renewable energy, electric vehicles (EVs), and the pivotal role of China in these sectors.
From John's firsthand experiences in China to the broader implications of global policies on climate change, this conversation explores the technological advancements and policy-driven efforts necessary for a sustainable future. They discuss the hurdles and opportunities in transitioning to green energy, the impact of international trade tensions, and the realities of China’s manufacturing prowess.
John also shares his unique insights into the evolving relationship between the US and China, the significance of industrial policies, and the challenges of maintaining ethical practices in global supply chains. Whether you're interested in the future of EVs, renewable energy, or the geopolitical dynamics shaping our world, this episode offers a comprehensive and thought-provoking discussion.
Tune in to understand the complexities and possibilities of our path toward a greener, more sustainable future.
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Host: Drew Petrimoulx
Guest: John Helveston, Assistant Professor at George Washington University
Topics Covered:
- Renewable energy and electric vehicles (EVs)
- China's role in the global renewable energy market
- Technological and policy challenges in addressing climate change
- The US-China trade tensions and their impact on green technology
- Ethical considerations in global supply chains
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