Lifecycle Analysis: Accounting for the true impacts of electric vehicles

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Sustainability In Progress (SIP)

Sustainability in Progress (SIP)

13 episodes

3 days ago

Welcome to Sustainability in Progress (SIP), a podcast brought to you by John George and Laura Negre, two like-minded sustainability professionals who met during their graduate program at Columbia University and look to bring sustainability education from the classroom to your devices. The sustainability space is constantly evolving, as are we, so we’ve decided to call this podcast Sustainability in Progress, or SIP. To suggest topics for future episodes, email us at sustainabilityinprogresspod@gmail.com.

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Lifecycle Analysis: Accounting for the true impacts of electric vehicles

Sustainability In Progress (SIP)

32 minutes 23 seconds

3 years ago

Lifecycle Analysis: Accounting for the true impacts of electric vehicles

Welcome back to our second episode of Sustainability in Progress, hosted by Laura Negre. For this episode, Laura sits down with Christoph Meinrenken, an associate research scientist at Columbia University’s Earth Institute, to discuss how to accurately account for total emissions across a vehicle’s lifecycle, even if they claim zero emissions at the tailpipe. For more information, please visit www.consiliencejournal.org.