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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2021 · 22 MIN

Sustainably Speaking: Our Lower-Carbon Future | America’s Plastic Makers®

from Sustainably Speaking · host Joshua Baca, Christine Bryant

Lowering carbon emissions and supporting company pledges to improve sustainability are a big challenges, and we’ll need cutting-edge, 21st century infrastructure and supporting technologies to achieve these ambitious targets. Fortunately, the world has seen a rapid increase in the development of these technologies over the last decade. While you may not realize it, some important forms of renewable infrastructure, such as solar panels and wind turbines, depend on plastic to produce sustainable energy more efficiently. On this episode of Sustainably Speaking, host Joshua Baca, American Chemistry Council’s vice president, plastics, speaks with Christine Bryant, Covestro’s senior vice president of polyurethanes, about how manufacturers are  innovating and collaborating across industries to invest in the materials needed to modernize our infrastructure while lowering our carbon footprint.

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Covestro’s Christine Bryant discusses how plastic is helping achieve a lower-carbon future.

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