The future of sustainable building is also one of the oldest construction materials around: wood.
In this episode of “The UN Forest Podcast”, Ms. Nyasha Harper-Michon, architect and activist, “archtivist”, and Ms. Sandra Frank, co-founder of Arvet, discuss the advantages of low-carbon, wood construction.
An episode by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe.
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About the UN Forest Podcast
The UN Forest Podcast is a series produced by the Joint UNECE/FAO Forestry and Timber Section to showcase that the potential of forests goes beyond trees. Each episode features special guests and speakers who bring insights on forests as our strongest allies in fighting climate change and creating a sustainable future now and for generations to come.
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Credits
Nyasha Harper-Michon, Architect and activist
Sandra Frank, co-founder of Arvet
Nicola Sangs, Editor and Producer
Florian Steierer, Economic Affairs officer at the Joint UNECE/FAO Forestry and Timber Section
Audio credits
"Vintage jingle"
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"Beautiful ambient melody"
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"Free Uplifting Music"
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"Carpentry - sawing timber with handsaw stereo"
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"Carpentry - hammering nail stereo"
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"roofhammering04"
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Le QG
- Guillaume Pley et Jimmy Labeeu