A way for healthcare to become net-zero for carbon

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Recorded02 Oct 2020

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David Pencheon, Renee Salas and Ed Maibach join us to talk about how healthcare can, and should, take leadership on climate change. With a few exceptions, the healthcare industry lags behind in efforts to reduce carbon emissions - in this podcast, we'll discuss why that is, why now is the time to take decarbonisation seriously, and why Covid-19 is a hindrance, but also a potential pivot point for change. A pathway to net zero emissions for healthcare https://www.bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m3785 For more on health and climate change https://www.bmj.com/campaign/climate-change

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