How Do We Cut Carbon Emissions in Buildings?
Download MP3What will it take to make meaningful progress on climate policy? On Flanigan’s Eco-Logic, host Ted Flanigan talks with Panama Bartholomy about climate action, policy, and the practical path to lowering emissions, connecting the big picture to the obstacles and decisions that matter in practice.
The discussion connects building performance with the practical choices needed to reduce operating energy, emissions, and long-term environmental impact. The conversation considers building decarbonization and green hydrogen, connecting those issues to the broader choices facing practitioners, communities, and organizations. It also explores water heating, providing context that helps listeners understand where opportunities and constraints arise.
Beyond the headline issue, the episode considers decarbonization coalition and energy commission. Rather than treating sustainability as an abstract aspiration, the conversation looks at the actions, trade-offs, and systems that influence what can be achieved. That approach reflects EcoLogic’s focus on pragmatic optimism and the power of the increment: learning from tangible decisions and recognizing how informed steps can contribute to meaningful environmental progress.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
• Why climate policy matters to people evaluating environmental and energy solutions.
• How building decarbonization relates to the episode’s central challenge.
• What the discussion reveals about green hydrogen and water heating.
• Where decarbonization coalition enters the conversation and what practical questions it raises.
• How these insights connect to effective, incremental climate action and sustainability decisions.
ABOUT THE GUEST
Panama Bartholomy joins Ted Flanigan to share a perspective on climate policy.
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