Description
When it comes to policy, New York is a climate leader. But living here is freaking expensive. So what does it take to live affordably in NYC and be climate-conscious? How can a home battery help with electric bills? How do you pay rent AND invest in an induction stove? What about heat protections for those who work outdoors? And even if you can swing an EV car, where the heck are you supposed to charge it?
Join Climate One and Grist for an engaging, interactive talk show discussing how climate, decarbonization and affordability come together in NYC. We’ll hear from a city official, a Grist reporter and a grassroots leader about their work to make life better for residents while keeping costs and carbon emissions down.
Guests:
Louise Yeung, NYC Chief Climate Officer
Daphany Rose Sanchez, Executive Director of Kinetic Communities Brooklyn
Jake Bittle, Staff Writer at Grist
Noah Bernamoff, Co-Owner, Black Seed Bagels
Hosted by Kousha Navidar, Climate One Co-Host
With Host Support by Rachel Bouton, Senior Manager of Events, Grist
Theatre
Leonard Nimoy Thalia
Expected Run Time is 90 minutes
