Welcome to the Green Alliance podcast and the final episode in our current Insights series.

Over 12 episodes, we have brought you a range of fascinating discussions with authors, experts and leaders,

with a strong focus on the impacts the coronavirus crisis is having on the environmental agenda.

We hope you enjoyed this episode in which we interview Professor Dieter Haum of Oxford University,

who gives us his view on the important economic levers needed to create a green economy.

We look forward to bringing you another insight series very soon.

Welcome to the Green Alliance podcast.

We are the charity and think tank that is all about achieving ambitious leadership for the environment.

I'm Katerina Brandmeier and I'm a senior policy analyst leading on Green Alliance's work on

Green India economy.

In this episode, I'm joined by Professor Dieterhelm.

We've decided to stop the world's economies,

and that's the greatest economic experiment ever conducted voluntarily by any government,

short of declaring world war.

We talk about how the UK should reduce emissions

that are generated along global supply chains as a result of our domestic consumption,

and why addressing these emissions is vital to tackle the climate crisis.

Our consumption level is not consistent with our environmental duties and obligations to future

generations. We have with us, Dita Helm, Professor of Economic Policy at the University of Oxford.

Dieter, thank you for joining us. Thank you for having me on.

Am I correct, you are about to publish a book

which will discuss what needs to happen for the UK to achieve net zero and to make a meaningful

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