
EP36: Paul Brannen | Timber's role in climate change
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Summary
In this conversation, Paul Brannen discusses his book on timber and its role in combating climate change.
He shares insights from his experience in the European Parliament and the importance of using wood in construction to reduce carbon emissions.
The discussion covers the challenges and opportunities in the timber industry, the significance of insulation materials, and the impact of lobbying on policy decisions.
Paul emphasizes the need for transparency in lobbying and the potential for timber to play a crucial role in sustainable urban development.
Takeaways
- Wood can contribute significantly to climate change solutions.
- Insulation is essential for reducing energy consumption in buildings.
- Timber construction is gaining traction in urban areas.
- Nature-based insulation materials are underutilised in the market.
- Lobbying plays a vital role in shaping environmental policies.
- Transparency in lobbying efforts is crucial for public trust.
- Better insulation standards are needed for new buildings.
- The future of timber construction looks promising with new technologies.
- Climate change presents opportunities for innovation in construction.
- Public awareness is key to increasing demand for sustainable materials.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Timber and Climate Change
04:36 The Journey to Writing the Book
09:00 Understanding the Climate Change Problem
13:33 The Role of Insulation in Energy Efficiency
18:01 Exploring Nature-Based Insulation Materials
22:39 The Future of Timber in Urban Construction
32:27 The Fire Safety Debate in Timber Construction
40:03 The Future of Timber Building Regulations
43:25 Modular Housing: A Solution for the Future
49:39 Rebuilding Ukraine: Opportunities for Timber Construction
58:57 Lobbying in the Construction Industry
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