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This bonus episode of Climate Rising features an episode from the Harvard Chan School of Public Health's podcast "Better Off" that explores the intersection of decarbonization and public health. While decarbonization requires shifting away from fossil fuels, this episode emphasizes the equally crucial health reasons to do so – especially for natural gas stoves. Tune in for a thoughtful conversation led by Anna Fisher-Pinkert of the Harvard Chan School of Public Health and her guests Brady Seals, Drew Michanowicz, and Jon Kung.
Guest/Host:
Anna Fisher-Pinkert, Director of Digital Strategy at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Brady Seals, Manager of RMI’s Carbon-Free Buildings program
Drew Michanowicz, senior scientist, PSE Healthy Energy
Jon Kung, Chef
For transcripts and other resources, visit climaterising.org
 By Harvard Business School Business & Environment Initiative
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This bonus episode of Climate Rising features an episode from the Harvard Chan School of Public Health's podcast "Better Off" that explores the intersection of decarbonization and public health. While decarbonization requires shifting away from fossil fuels, this episode emphasizes the equally crucial health reasons to do so – especially for natural gas stoves. Tune in for a thoughtful conversation led by Anna Fisher-Pinkert of the Harvard Chan School of Public Health and her guests Brady Seals, Drew Michanowicz, and Jon Kung.
Guest/Host:
Anna Fisher-Pinkert, Director of Digital Strategy at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Brady Seals, Manager of RMI’s Carbon-Free Buildings program
Drew Michanowicz, senior scientist, PSE Healthy Energy
Jon Kung, Chef
For transcripts and other resources, visit climaterising.org

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