Climate change and health

Using digital technologies to help manage buildings and energy systems has huge potential for emission savings.

The podcast outlines both the direct and indirect impacts of climate change on mental health, what the drivers of these impacts are and how they can be addressed.

Communities with the lowest incomes typically experience the highest levels of indoor air-pollution. This podcast explored the origins of these inequalities and what we might do to mitigate them.

The net-zero city will be easier to live and move around in, using less energy and wasting far fewer resources. Many of our basic assumptions about cities will need to be re-thought to get there.

In theory any consequences of climate change that can bring physical ill health can also have mental health implications, given that the two are closely linked.

This podcast talks about why buildings overheat, what that means for our health, and what can be done to improve things.