From FORESIGHT Climate & Energy, The Urban Report is a podcast that takes a close look at how cities around the world are transitioning to net-zero. Every two weeks, host Sean Carroll has in-depth conversations with some of the most interesting minds working on sustainability in the built environment today. From making local mobility greener to improving energy efficiency in buildings, there’s never been a better time to explore the climate transition from an urban perspective.
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From FORESIGHT Climate & Energy, The Urban Report is a podcast that takes a close look at how cities around the world are transitioning to net-zero. Every two weeks, host Sean Carroll has in-depth conversations with some of the most interesting minds working on sustainability in the built environment today. From making local mobility greener to improving energy efficiency in buildings, there’s never been a better time to explore the climate transition from an urban perspective.
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"We have to combine a low-emission building with high-absorption city nature."
Welcome to The Urban Question, a special series of the Urban Report podcast from FORESIGHT Climate & Energy in association with Bloxhub, the Nordic hub for sustainable urbanisation and the WRLDCTY forum.
In each episode, the team at FORESIGHT will try to answer a single pressing question or dilemma at the heart of regenerative planning efforts. Using Bloxhub’s home city of Copenhagen as our living laboratory, The Urban Question will also examine how other cities are adapting to the demands of the 21st-century citizen.
For episode two, FORESIGHT’s Sam Morgan explores the impact urban growth has on the planetary resources.
Sam is joined by:
They discuss density versus liveability, while ensuring that climate is taken into account throughout the planning process. And they focus on getting local engagement right, so that NIMBYism doesn't derail projects that are good for the environment and society.
How else can we limit the impact of cities on the environment? Can we incorporate green spaces and nature-based solutions into our urban areas, not only to be kind to the environment, but to actually improve our daily lives?
Let us know in the comments below or over on LinkedIn, where you’ll find a community of like-minded individuals working to create a decarbonised economy.
“Sometimes we don't take the time upfront to have those conversations and get those messages right, and understand the benefit… that will be valuable to different stakeholders.”
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