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Boston will soon be served by electric school buses. Will the MBTA follow their lead?
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Boston will soon be served by electric school buses. Will the MBTA follow their lead?

This week: Callie Crossley and Under the Radar:

Earth Day is just around the corner. According to the U.N.’s latest climate change report, we are far from putting Mother Earth first. Michelle Wu, the Boston mayor, has approved 20 all-electric school buses. A new bill from the state Senate would guarantee a whole fleet electric MBTA buses. Heat pumps are being praised by environmentalists! They’re a more efficient and cleaner way to heat and cool your house, and can reduce your dependence on Russian gas or propane.

It’s our environment roundtable!

Guests:

Beth Daley, Editor and General Manager at The Conversation US

Cabell Eames, Political Director of Better Future Project (a Massachusetts-based grassroots climate-action group).

Dr. Aaron Bernstein, Interim Director at The Center for Climate, Health and the Global Environment at Harvard T.H. Chan School for Public Health, pediatrician at Boston Childrens Hospital. Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Harvard Medical School

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