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CA candidate for governor Michael Shellenberger on the governor's race, energy, and Fossil Future
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May 24, 2022
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37:55Now PlayingOn this special episode of Power Hour to celebrate Fossil Future's launch week, I'm joined by California candidate for governor Michael Shellenberger--whom I am enthusiastically supporting, intellectually and financially.
We ended up spending most of the time talking about the energy landscape, including where Fossil Future fits in. But I made sure that we talked about Mike's campaign and why it is worth supporting. I've contributed $5000, an unprecedented amount for me.
You can contribute at shellenbergerforgovernor.com.
Here's the Amazon link to buy Fossil Future.
If you buy it before May 28th, you get 4 amazing bonus resources. Just send your receipt to fossilfuture@alexepstein.com
The resources are:
* My 90-minute discussion with legendary investor and entrepreneur Peter Thiel on the future of energy, security, and freedom. (Plus a bonus 10-minute follow-up discussion with Palmer Luckey, founder of Oculus VR and of Anduril—a revolutionary new national defense technology company.)
* Access to my exclusive live event “How to Talk to Anyone About Climate Change”
* My 10-page “Alex Notes” book summary
* A 6-month premium subscription to my Energy Talking Points Substack ($50 value)
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