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The Politics of Climate Change

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The politics of climate change and the politics of social inequality, such as the right to affordable housing, are usually examined as two separate issues. For Daniel Aldana Cohen, assistant professor of sociology, these two movements intersect when examining efforts to reduce carbon emissions in urban areas. Cohen has conducted research in cities such as São Paulo and New York and argues that to be effective, climate policy needs to be equitable.
Besides his work as an academic, Cohen is also the co-host of a podcast on the politics of climate change called “Hot and Bothered.” The show has featured prominent climate scientists, journalists, and activists such as Michael Mann, Naomi Klein, and Ken Henshaw.

"Hot and Bothered" podcast: https://www.dissentmagazine.org/tag/hot-bothered

Produced by Penn Arts and Sciences
Recorded, edited, and narrated by Alex Schein
Music by Blue Dot Sessions

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The politics of climate change and the politics of social inequality, such as the right to affordable housing, are usually examined as two separate issues. For Daniel Aldana Cohen, assistant professor of sociology, these two movements intersect when examining efforts to reduce carbon emissions in urban areas. Cohen has conducted research in cities such as São Paulo and New York and argues that to be effective, climate policy needs to be equitable.
Besides his work as an academic, Cohen is also the co-host of a podcast on the politics of climate change called “Hot and Bothered.” The show has featured prominent climate scientists, journalists, and activists such as Michael Mann, Naomi Klein, and Ken Henshaw.

"Hot and Bothered" podcast: https://www.dissentmagazine.org/tag/hot-bothered

Produced by Penn Arts and Sciences
Recorded, edited, and narrated by Alex Schein
Music by Blue Dot Sessions

Subscribe to the OMNIA Podcast on iTunes: apple.co/29rg0EZ

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