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Boston’s boom for green transportation, climate change activism and green transportation
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Boston’s boom for green transportation, climate change activism and green transportation

This week Callie Crossley and Under the Radar:

You’ve probably heard of the recent federal report, which estimates that sea levels will rise by a foot by 2050, causing coastal flooding. Too much doom? A group of young activists are using social media to motivate climate action. Green transportation in Massachusetts is also encouraged by three free bus lanes in Boston, and millions of dollars in funding electric vehicle charging stations across the state.

These stories and many more can be found on our environment roundtable.

Guests:

Dr. Aaron BernsteinThe Center for Climate, Health and the Global Environment, Harvard T.H., is the interim director. Chan School of Public Health, is a pediatrician at Boston Childrens Hospital and an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School.

Beth DaleyThe Conversation U.S. editor and general manager is he

Sam Payne, is a digital organizer and communications specialist at The Better Future Project.

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