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EPISODE · Dec 6, 2022 · 46 MIN

87: Beyond Carmageddon: Daniel Knowles Rethinks Our Cities Without Cars

from A Climate Change with Matt Matern · host Matt Matern’s Environmental Advocacy Podcast

Daniel Knowles discusses car dependency's impact on urban sustainability with Matt Matern, advocating reduced car use, improved public transport, and denser cities. He highlights the environmental costs of electric car batteries and the need for holistic policies to tackle car-centric lifestyles.A Climate Change With Matt Matern is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so Check out our most downloaded episodes: 165: Decarbonizing the Grid with Rob Gramlich 164: Davide Faranda Shares How We Can Link Fossil Fuels to Extreme Weather 192: Paasha Mahdavi Breaks Down the Power Politics Behind Climate Change

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Daniel Knowles discusses car dependency’s impact on urban sustainability with Matt Matern, advocating reduced car use, improved public transport, and denser cities. He highlights the environmental costs of electric car batteries and the need for holistic policies to tackle car-centric lifestyles.

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