Would electrifying everything eliminate carbon emissions?

Would electrifying everything eliminate carbon emissions?

Author: Ampel September 12, 2021 Duration: 20:15

SUSTAIN #4: Inventor Saul Griffith makes a radical proposal: electrify everything, saving energy, money, and cutting emissions almost to zero. It also transforms the costs of climate change into enormous opportunities. Co-host Sally Dominguez explores three amazing new battery technologies.

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