Heather House and Rushad Nanavatty discuss the impact of urban land use policies on climate change, focusing on reducing vehicle emissions, the correlation between urban form and emissions, and the potential of state-level policies. They also explore population migration patterns, the influence of local government policies on emissions, and the effectiveness of urban reforms in reducing building energy use. The conversation emphasizes the role of climate philanthropy and diverse coalitions in driving change, highlighting the challenges of balancing short-term gains with long-term sustainability in addressing climate change.
