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Cities 1.5 is a podcast featuring progressive policy conversations with urban leaders taking action to limit global heating to 1.5 degrees. Hosted by David Miller and developed by University of Toronto Press, this podcast serves as a platform to discuss the most pressing policy and underlying economic issues facing cities in their effort to lead on transformational climate action. The podcast is a... more

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In the first episode of our two-part World Mayors Summit special, we heard from mayors around the world about the power of convenings like the Summit to unite city leaders and spark collaboration. In this second episode, we explore what that collabor... more

In this first instalment of our two-part special from the C40 World Mayors Summit, Cities 1.5 takes you inside the flagship gathering of the world’s most ambitious urban climate leaders. We hear directly from mayors as they unveil this year’s Offer o... more

Cities 1.5 is back with a special two-part series focused on the C40 World Mayor's Summit in Rio de Janeiro, convening just ahead of the upcoming COP30 in Brazil. City mayors are continuing to play a critical role in combating climate change as they ... more

We’re joining podcasts around the world in tandem with the 80th United Nations General Assembly, to ask a vital question: where do we find hope in challenging times? We explore how cities are implementing Herman Daly’s revolutionary economic theories... more

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Recent Guests

Herman Daly
A prominent ecological economist known for his work on steady state economics.
Episode: Going Steady with Herman Daly: ‘For the common good’
Gaya Herrington
An economic thought leader known for addressing sustainable well-being economics.
Episode: Going Steady with Herman Daly: ‘For the common good’
Peter Victor
An ecological economist and biographer of Herman Daly, well-regarded in sustainability discussions.
Episode: Going Steady with Herman Daly: ‘For the common good’
Bob Costanza
Professor of ecological economics and long-time collaborator with Herman Daly.
University College London
Episode: Going Steady with Herman Daly: ‘For the common good’
Sandrine Dixson-Declève
Former co-president of the Club of Rome who contributed to sustainability discussions.
Club of Rome
Episode: Going Steady with Herman Daly: ‘For the common good’
Karen Daly
Daughter of Herman Daly, sharing personal insights on family dynamics.
Episode: Going Steady with Herman Daly: ‘For the common good’
Marcia Daly
Wife of Herman Daly, discussing personal experiences and support in critical times.
Episode: Going Steady with Herman Daly: ‘For the common good’
Colvis Cavalcanti
Brazilian ecological economist and friend of Herman Daly
Episode: Going Steady with Herman Daly: ‘The canary has fallen silent’
Josh Farley
Professor in the Department of Community Development and Applied Economics at the University of Vermont.
University of Vermont
Episode: Going Steady with Herman Daly: ‘There are limits to everything’

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David Miller
David Miller is an influential figure in climate advocacy, serving as the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of City Climate Policy and Economy, and is recognized for his efforts in urban climate action and policy innovation.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 43 ratings
  • More of that! Ppl have to know stuff and get into Action!!

    Hope, you can do more good episodes!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shimmon84
    Germanya year ago
  • Fantastic

    Really interesting podcast about climate and cities. Can recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sqwirral
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Great Show!

    Worth the listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RottenAppleRanch
    United Statesa year ago
  • Important topic and excellent podcast

    Podcast Addict
    5
    StianIM
    a year ago
  • danni

    so good to hear useful infos like this - keep it up!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dannilovefox
    Germanya year ago

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Knowledge is Power
Q: What does CDP's recent snapshot report illustrate?
It highlights a significant increase in the financing needs of local governments, showcasing the scale of urban climate action.
Knowledge is Power
Q: Why does climate disclosure matter?
It is crucial for businesses and local governments to identify risks and opportunities for growth and to demonstrate progress.
Out of the frying planet and into the fire: Stories from the frontlines of climate-driven migration
Q: What would you say to mayors of other towns and cities who are at risk of flooding or wildfires?
First off is have a robust emergency program and start making your plans for adapting infrastructure to climate change.
Out of the frying planet and into the fire: Stories from the frontlines of climate-driven migration
Q: Can you talk a little bit about Princeton?
Princeton, BC, is a small town with a rich history tied to the development of British Columbia, and has recently faced significant climate challenges, especially with flooding.
Cities as Urban Laboratories: Time to re-think what prosperity really means?
Q: Can you explain what degrowth economics is?
Degrowth economics emphasizes that the economy is a material process and prioritizes human well-being and sustainability over relentless growth.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Cities 1.5

What is Cities 1.5 about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast centers around critical discussions with urban leaders who are implementing transformative actions aimed at limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Covering a range of policy and economic issues, it emphasizes the pivotal role of cities in combating climate change through local initiatives, advocacy, and innovative practices. The conversations involve a diverse array of guests, including mayors, city officials, economists, and social activists, who share insights into effective climate policies and the necessity for systemic changes in urban governance. Unique aspects of this podcast include its evidence-based approach and its strong ties to academic research, providing a distinctive blend of practical and theoretical p... more

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