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Hosted by Louisa Henry · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 24 episodes
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Louisa Henry hosts Any Job Can Be A Climate Job, a business show with 24 episodes published.
Building ideas and support around climate initiatives in a big corporation might not be as hard as you imagined. Your people are willing, and all they need is a door. Melissa Fifield runs the BMO Climate Institute inside
Jack, a self-described "low-level, powerless bureaucrat," didn't let that stop him from pushing for what he saw was right after the 1989 earthquake. What he knew: freeways don't reduce traffic - they invite more. This ep
Find the customers that could churn. Do the math. This episode is part of Any Job Can Be a Climate Job, a podcast exploring how people bring climate impact into everyday work, even in roles that aren't labeled 'climate.'
James Connelly is an architect who ended up running My Green Lab, the sustainability certification now adopted by many of the world's largest pharma companies. In this episode, we get into how and why scientists are step
Mastercard saved $28M cutting digital waste. Three more companies in this episode did the same. This episode is part of Any Job Can Be a Climate Job, a podcast exploring how people bring climate impact into everyday work
Sometimes saving the planet starts with a banana slug on your face.Alex Sherry is a 23-year-old naturalist at Mission Springs Outdoor Education in the Santa Cruz Mountains. We talk about what happens when you put city ki
The tech industry talks about AI's carbon footprint. Nolwenn Godard says the real issue is resource limits: energy, water, rare earth minerals. " Tech doesn't want any limit, but the world has limits, nature has limits.
Building ventilation eats 10% of all US energy — just for temperature. Most systems are on autopilot. Dr. Suresh Dhaniyala (Clarkson University, sensors on the International Space Station) explains how sensor-driven vent
The U.S. Air Force was planning multi-million dollar combat missions on a whiteboard covered in magnets. It took three people, twelve hours every night. A product manager showed up, built a tool in 90 days, and accidenta
Your utility bill is a behavior-change problem (and a benefits opportunity). Lizzy Kolar explains the Carbon Savings Account and why employees actually use it. This episode is part of Any Job Can Be a Climate Job - a pod
If you work in a lab, one small habit can save a surprising amount of energy: Shut the sash. Architect Jacob Werner explains why airflow, safety, and infrastructure choices are some of the biggest (hidden) climate levers
What does it really take to make sustainability stick? Pam Greenley shares how she brought the Green Labs concept back to MIT, and adapted it to a culture driven by metrics, incentives, and competition. By designing cont
Teddy Salgado , a Senior Manager of Continuous Improvement at Boston Children's Hospital, loved the idea of using his education to help combat climate change. He had the opportunity to help a brewery in Thailand cut wast
For many inhaled anesthetic gases, very little is metabolized. So a lot of what’s delivered ends up getting exhausted/vented out (for staff safety), and not processed. They go up and out into the atmosphere. In the third
Hospital operating rooms are an impressive dance of teamwork and timing. At Boston Children's Hospital , when the operating team wraps up, the cleaning team enters, each with specific assignments to clean and prep the ro
Hospital labs aren’t where most people look for climate solutions. But Chuck Blanchette did — and found more than anyone expected. As Manager of Research Facilities at Boston Children’s Hospital, Chuck oversees 200+ labs
Marissa Pitchford didn’t plan to lead climate strategy. She started behind the scenes as an executive assistant at a global cybersecurity company — managing calendars, planning events, and supporting leadership. But she
How one animated video helped Springfield pass clean-energy policy—and what it teaches us about moving people and systems. Guests: Kathryn Taccone (Open Pixel Studios) and Samantha Hamilton (Public Health Institute of We
A compost bin. A bold question. A re-written conference agenda. This special Earth Day episode brings back two past guests— Charlie Sellars and Gabe Dover —and introduces Shruti Chander , showing how small, surprising wo
What if you could turn your existing career into a climate job — no matter what your title says? In this inspiring conversation, Charlie Sellars, a sustainability leader at Microsoft and author of What We Can Do , shares
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Any Job Can Be A Climate Job is hosted by Louisa Henry. The show is categorised under business and has published 24 episodes.
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