One and a half million words on air quality in the built environment

Shaping the sustainable built environment is a webinar series and part of the celebrations for 60 years of Environmental Design and Engineering at The Bartlett, UCL's Faculty of the Built Environment.

In this session, organised by the IEDE Research Theme on Moisture, Temperature and Air Quality, Simon Jones, founder of Air Quality Matters, shares what a year and a half of podcasting has taught him about communicating complexity and science, breaking echo chambers, and the power of conversation.

This is an insight into communicating on the subjects we know deeply in a way that is reachable, resonates, and matters to people.

About UCL Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering

Our mission is to help cities and governments adapt and transform to tackle the climate crisis, and create equitable and inclusive spaces where people can live healthy and fulfilling lives.

We provide evidence and expertise to inform and support decision-making and enable transformative change.

We create a deeper understanding of the interactions between the built environment and health, human wellbeing, productivity, energy use and climate change. Find out more ►