Solving the climate crisis requires a historic global collective effort. Policy for the Planet is a bi-weekly podcast that explores how countries are responding...
Measuring AI’s damage to climate and health (Episode 6)
There has been much hype over AI and its potential benefits to work and society, but what about the vast computing power necessary to develop and train deep learning models? Shaolei Ren (University of California Riverside) joins to discuss the effects of the AI supply chain on the environment and public health, and what regulatory actions are being taken to mitigate its negative impacts. This podcast is produced by the Peterson Institute for International Economics. Our theme is “When I Hop” by Baegel. Show Links Learn more about Shaolei Ren. Learn more about Monica de Bolle.
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How the changing climate is eroding public health (Episode 5)
The warming of Planet Earth poses an array of public health challenges beyond excessive heat. The rising threat of prevalent vector-borne diseases is the subject of this conversation with Mary Hayden (University of Colorado, Colorado Springs), with a particular focus on the perils for developing countries, and whether the globe is ready for another public health crisis. Music by Baegel/When I Hop/Courtesy of Epidemic Sound Show Links Learn more about Mary Hayden. Learn more about Monica de Bolle.
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What is China’s role in climate action? (Episode 4)
China is the world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gases and the country faced new records for extreme temperatures in 2023. Its domestic response has prioritized measures to adapt to climate change rather than reduce emissions, but what other steps is it taking? Joanna Lewis (Georgetown University) joins to discuss China’s green innovation, how to foster cooperation on climate , and the impact of decoupling policies on China’s efforts. This podcast is produced by the Peterson Institute for International Economics. Music by Baegel/When I Hop/Courtesy of Epidemic Sound Show Links Learn more about Joanna Lewis. Learn more about Monica de Bolle.
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The global race for electric vehicles (Episode 3)
Electric vehicles have surged in popularity in recent years. But not all consumers are ready to hit the EV pedal. In this episode, host Monica de Bolle sits with Mary E. Lovely (Peterson Institute for International Economics) to understand how the auto industry is changing; challenges for supply chains, the environment, and workers; and ultimately, what it will take to get more people to switch, especially in the United States. This podcast is produced by the Peterson Institute for International Economics. Music by Baegel/When I Hop/Courtesy of Epidemic Sound Show Links Learn more about Mary E. Lovely. Learn more about Monica de Bolle.
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The overlooked costs of climate action (Episode 1)
As countries attempt to reduce carbon emissions, they must consider the price tag of rebuilding energy systems, housing, infrastructure, and more. Jean Pisani-Ferry (Peterson Institute for International Economics), former top adviser to President Emmanuel Macron of France, joins to discuss how the world will pay for the green transition. This podcast is produced by the Peterson Institute for International Economics and hosted by Monica de Bolle. Music by Baegel/When I Hop/Courtesy of Epidemic Sound Show links: The Green Frontier: Assessing the Economic Implications of Climate Action The economic implications of climate action Learn more about Jean Pisani-Ferry. Learn more about Monica de Bolle.
Solving the climate crisis requires a historic global collective effort. Policy for the Planet is a bi-weekly podcast that explores how countries are responding. Join best-selling author and PIIE scholar Monica de Bolle as she converses with economists, health experts, political scientists, and more to unravel the complex policy choices to save our planet’s future.
From the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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