This week on Everybody in the Pool, we’re diving into the power of convening — and what happens when global climate leaders, local food producers, indigenous communities, philanthropists, and data nerds get in the same room... and then go mountain biking together. Our guest is Aimée Christensen, a longtime climate champion and founder of Christensen Global, the Sun Valley Forum, and the Sun Valley Institute for Resilience. From negotiating clean energy deals at the Department

On this week’s episode of The Space In Between, Leigh sat down with Aimée Christensen — a longtime climate leader, a bridge-builder, and someone whose roots run deep in both global halls of power and the soils of Idaho – her home state. With retrenchment on the fight against global warming in full swing at the federal level, this episode is key for anyone wanting the ‘real story’. My conversation with Aimée is rich with wisdom, clarity, and the kind of humility that comes onl

58 million acres of largely untouched national forests are preserved by the “roadless rule” enacted by President Clinton. However, the Trump administration plans to repeal those protections to allow drilling, mining, and logging. Meteorologist Chase Cain explains how that could also increase the risk of wildfires.

Through the advisory firm she founded, Aimée leverages deep expertise and a diverse network of relationships to build a just, resilient and thriving world. She develops, accelerates and scales solutions in key impact sectors, including with climate solutions innovators such as Aleph Farms, Hempitecture and RiskThinking.Ai, global impact initiatives including Apparel Impact Institute, Clinton Global Initiative, Global Ocean Commission and Sustainable Energy for All, major corp