Making London a more liveable city with Mete Coban, Deputy Mayor of London

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Making London a more liveable city with Mete Coban, Deputy Mayor of London

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In our first episode of 'Roots & Rooftops', we speak with Mete Coban, Deputy Mayor of London for Environment and Energy.

We spoke about his background and early exposure to air pollution, youth engagement in climate action and how Londoners can take ownership of making change happen.

As the London Climate Resilience Review and the new heat plan are currently being drafted, we also discussed air and water quality (including one pledge from Mete once the Thames becomes swimmable!), and what Coban learned at the COP30 and the C40 Cities World Mayors Summit.

Chapters:

0:08 - Introduction and Welcome
3:38 - Global Green Transition
6:09 - Cities as Doers
7:49 - Personal Stories and Environmental Justice
10:59 - Air and Water Quality Initiatives
13:49 - Coordinating Climate Action
15:23 - Manifesto and Climate Goals
22:50 - Climate Extremes and Community Engagement
30:00 - Quick Fire Questions

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Music, mixing and mastering by Jo Elise.

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