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Episode 14: Sharon Friedman: Finding common ground on federal lands and federal science

Show notes: Today’s guest is Sharon Friedman. Dr. Friedman worked at the U.S. Forest Service for over 30 years in areas including (https://environment.yale.edu/news/art...) planning, regulation, litigation, and research. In 2022, she received the Distinguished Alumni Award from the Yale School of the Environment. In her retirement, she founded and has run The Smokey Wire (https://forestpolicypub.com/) , a popular news and discussion forum for forest and federal lands issues. We discuss what federal scientists do, recent controversies surrounding federal science and scientists, federal lands issues in the news including permitting and wildfire prevention, and how to find common ground. Don’t miss our next episode! Make sure to subscribe, and stay tuned for our next episode, Episode 15, with Ian Burgess (  / ian-burgess-35966337  ) (we’re twins, in case anyone is wondering), founder and President of Ascendance Foundry (https://www.ascendancefoundry.com/) , co-founder and former President of Validere (https://www.validere.com/) , former Senior Venture Partner at the Pioneer Fund, board member of NEXTCanada (https://www.nextcanada.com/ian-burgess/) and Cquesta (https://www.cquesta.com/) , and the world’s sixth-ranked amateur long driver (https://www.worldlongdrive.com/amateur) . We will discuss entrepreneurship, and how young people can prepare themselves for the AI-powered workforce of tomorrow (the focus of Ascendance Foundry). Thanks for reading Guided Civic Revival! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit guidedcivicrevival.substack.com (https://guidedcivicrevival.substack.c...)