Welcome to The Jameel Cast, episode 11.

You might be surprised to find that the combined direct and indirect impact of household consumption accounted for about 60% of global greenhouse gas emissions, often in countries far from where the end-products are actually consumed. 

When thinking about the challenges of meeting net zero, we often look at the actions being taken by industries and politicians.  But with individual households such a significant contributor to emissions, can we play a bigger role in decarbonization?  

In Episode 11 of The Jameel Cast, join AI host Alex and AI Guest Sophie to explore how we can all make a difference!

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