Conversations that go deep on the environment, the climate crisis, and the solutions
Dec. 18, 2020
The Green Voters’ Whisperer.
Millions of Americans list the climate crisis or other environmental issue as their top electoral priority but do not vote. Nathaniel Stinnett knows EXACTLY how to fix this problem and is doing so now. As the founder and executive director of the Environmental Voter Project (EVP), Nathaniel and his team use big data analytics and cutting edge behavioral science to turn these non-voting environmentalists into reliable voters. And they test these methods and have proved they work. In just its first few years, the EVP has seriously succeeded in turning out new environmental voters in local, state and federal elections. In the 2020 presidential election, the EVP turned out hundreds of thousands of environmental voters who formerly were non-voters, including far more voters in Georgia and Arizona than the margins of victory for Biden in those states.
In this deep conversation on cutting edge voter mobilization, Nathaniel takes us through this fascinating and absolutely critical approach to turning the tide on the politics of the climate crisis. This conversation may give you more hope on the climate crisis than anything you have heard in a very long time.
Want to get involved in the Georgia runoff elections? Click on the show notes for links to get involved.
Washington Post: Analysis | The Energy 202: So, how much did climate change matter in the 2020 election?
NPR’s Living on Earth: Mustering Georgia's Environmental Voters
Rational Choice Theory: Introduction to Choice Theory
How to vote in the Georgia Runoffs: