IL24: Our Chance to Build a Sustainable Future ft. Hannah Ritchie

IL24: Our Chance to Build a Sustainable Future ft. Hannah Ritchie

In this episode we talk to Dr. Hannah Ritchie, Deputy Editor and Lead Researcher at Our World In Data and author of the Not The End of the World, How We Can Be The First Generation to Build a Sustainable Planet. Dr. Ritchie talks about her personal journey from a climate pessimist ready to switch careers to a data scientist explaining why the world can transition to a sustainable future. We discuss how China and India are becoming greener at a much faster rate than western countries did as they developed. We also talk about why electrification is so important and the role for nuclear and gas power in that process. She explains why food systems play an important role in emissions and the surprising list of individual actions that help - and also hurt - the environment.

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Episode TimeStamps:

02:22 - Introduction to Hannah Ritchie

09:17 - How does Hannah describe herself and her work?

10:56 - How has global CO2 emission developed?

16:01 - How is China managing their intermittency problem?

19:10 - How does nuclear play a role for our future?

21:53 - Natural gas - a perfect bridge?

23:35 - Are EVs a viable solution for transportation?

26:55 - Addressing the criticism of EVs

30:31 - Why does a plant based diet have such a big environmental impact?

34:05 - Why organic farming methods and local meat isn't really sustainable

37:59 - Why is Ritchie skeptical about vertical farming?

40:50 - Can plastic be positive for the environment?

43:16 - Managing the plastic waste

47:27 - Importing and export plastic waste

49:38 - How to be an optimal data scientist

56:11 - Key takeaways from Niels

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