ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Climate scientist Danny Harvey (U of T; IPCC) and POP host Sahil Soni share a practical brief: three city policies to pass now, a sub-$2,000 home upgrade, how to read climate models correctly, diet shifts that work, and one hard-to-decarbonize sector with a real solution. Edited by Sergio Castaneda.
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