<div>This podcast is part of a series documenting the findings from a number of events hosted in partnership between IPPR and Agulhas, for IPPR’s Environmental Justice Commission (<a href="https://www.ippr.org/environment-and-justice">https://www.ippr.org/environment-and-justice</a>). <br><br>This episode looks at two different transitions in Gothenburg and Pittsburgh.  <br><br>Speakers include:</div><ul>
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<strong>Johan Ekman</strong>, Spokesperson for NorraÄlvstrandenUtveckling AB </li>
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<strong>Lars Ekberg</strong>, Policy Advisor, City of Gothenburg, </li>
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<strong>Mayor Bill Peduto</strong>, Mayor of Pittsburgh </li>
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<br>Presenting are Joshua Emden from IPPR (<a href="https://www.ippr.org/">https://www.ippr.org/</a>) and Hiba Ahmad from Agulhas (<a href="https://agulhas.co.uk/">https://agulhas.co.uk/</a>).</div>

The IPPR Economic Justice Podcast examines our broken economy and discusses the progressive solutions that can end injustice and create prosperity. Drawing on IPPR research and expertise, plus special guests, the podcast will be an opportunity to focus on the major issues and opportunities facing the UK economy.

The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) is the UK’s leading progressive think tank.