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The Climate Press
The Climate Press
17 episodes
4 days ago
Bridging climate science with public understanding and action. Follow us on Twitter @TheClimatePress
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2x04 How do we reduce emissions in health systems?
The Climate Press
47 minutes 13 seconds
5 years ago
2x04 How do we reduce emissions in health systems?

Earlier this year, the UK's National Health Service (NHS) announced plans to become the first net-zero health service in the world. In this episode The Climate Press ventures on a mission to understand what this declaration means in practice for our health services.  We speak with Alexis Percival, an Environmental and Sustainability Lead with the NHS Ambulance Service, about some of the challenges and the momentum needed to even begin this journey towards becoming net-zero. We even look beyond the NHS and speak with Dr. Tim Keady, a Specialist Registrar (SpR) in Anaesthesiology with the Health Service Executive (HSE) in Ireland, about the contribution of emissions from anaesthetic gases and the importance of educating practitioners and patients about more sustainable healthcare services.

The Climate Press
Bridging climate science with public understanding and action. Follow us on Twitter @TheClimatePress