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Since its launch in 2000, the sleek shelter magazine Dwell has helped popularize green architecture and design. In this week’s Climate Desk podcast, Need to Know’s Alison Stewart speaks with Dwell’s senior editor Aaron Britt. Britt shares his perspective on green design, from LEED certification to low-tech solutions that contribute to sustainable living.

This podcast was produced by Need to Know as part of the Climate Desk collaboration.