Healthy Spaces Podcast

Season 6 Episode 3: Decarbonization strategies in the cold chain start with linking food preservation to smarter, lower-emission transport and storage. From reducing food loss and waste to leveraging digital solutions, AI and energy recovery technologies, this episode highlights how infrastructure, service and skilled people can create a cold chain that is more efficient, resilient and sustainable.

Season 6 Episode 2: How trusted AI in buildings is developed by connecting leading research with real-world application. From autonomous building controls and solutions to chilled-water system optimization, it shows how security by design, compliance and continuous learning help create AI that delivers measurable value in real-world building environments.

Season 6 Episode 1: How scalable data center cooling and infrastructure design are enabling data centers to adapt to changing technologies and growing demand.

In Season 5 of the Healthy Spaces podcast, Trane Technologies co-hosts Dominique Silva and Scott Tew dive into the real-world intersection of sustainability, finance and technology.

Season 5 Episode 11: Join us for an inspiring conversation about how sustainability is driving growth and impact across industries.

Season 5 Episode 10: Transforming how we think about the product lifecycle – even for buildings – to create a more sustainable future. 

Season 5 Episode 9: As AI drives growth in data centers, climate tech is helping build a more sustainable digital future.

Season 5 Episode 8: From buildings to insect ecosystems, how artificial intelligence is a powerful ally in sustainability and innovation.

Season 5 Episode 7: How a bold retrofit at 55 Water Street is saving energy and cost for this green buildings leader

Season 5 Episode 6: There does not have to be a tradeoff between sustainability strategy and a strong bottom line. 

Season 5 Episode 5: How innovation, sustainability, technology and a purpose-aligned culture are all linked together.

Season 5 Episode 4: Reducing Carbon Emissions for the Long Haul

Season 5 Episode 3: Sustainable innovation for healthier buildings

Season 5, Episode 2: Welcoming Trane’s Cool Air, Hot Takes to Healthy Spaces

Season 5, Episode 1: The technology solution for cooler buildings

Join us this season on Healthy Spaces where innovation meets real-world impact.

Listen to our top episodes of Healthy Spaces Season 4 to hear what’s next in climate tech. 

Women sustainability leaders gather for an inspiring and wide-ranging panel discussion during Climate Week NYC.

Learn how innovations in technology, policy and partnerships are helping build to net-zero, faster.

The power of authenticity in sustainability communications.

Water is essential – but often missing from corporate sustainability targets. Ecolab’s Chief Sustainability Officer Emilio Tenuta joins the podcast to discuss the importance of including water in the climate conversation. 

How can we support the next generation of climate innovators? Leaders explore the role of corporate citizenship and innovative education in creating a sustainable future.

How can innovative climate tech help reduce both food waste and carbon emissions? Industry leaders discuss how they are building a smarter and more efficient cold chain, from farm to fork.

Our Chief Digital Officer and leaders from a climate tech incubator discuss how digital transformation will impact sustainability

Innovating for a workforce of the future with Opportunity@Work’s Byron Auguste and Betsey Strobl, VP of Talent

What does it really take to get to net-zero? Listen to climate leader Avipsa Mahapatra talk about the challenge and importance of transforming global climate goals into meaningful action.

Join us for conversations with sustainability leaders, startups and scientists about what’s next and how we are making a positive impact on people and the planet. 

Hear from sustainability leaders about how to build a net-zero future together.

Crucial conversations to advance a net-zero future

Climate tech can not only keep us comfortable but also help us get food on the table—reliably and sustainably.

As we challenge what’s possible for a sustainable world, the best place to start might actually be in our own homes.  

Of all the ways in which human and environmental health are intertwined, the most essential connection may be in the very air we breathe. 

The relationship between human and planetary health is connected, and so is the quality of indoor and outdoor air.

Improving indoor air quality can have a taxing effect on building efficiency – but the future is without compromise. 

Increasing the safety and accessibility of mass transit systems is paramount on the road to equitable and healthier cities.

Concert halls and sports venues face some of the biggest challenges in creating safe environments for guests. But evolving standards and indoor environmental quality strategies are making it possible to keep the lights on and seats occupied.

Just about everything we do in our homes affects the quality of air we breathe – and our health. Experts explain what we could be doing more (or less) of to reduce asthma and allergy triggers and improve the overall quality of life in our homes.

Schools are the heart of any community, and their excellence is depends on the health of the learning environment. Experts explain what needs to improve.

As employers invite people back to the office, questions about workplace safety fill the air. Hear from experts about what has been learned about health and wellness at work.

As the world re-opens amid a stubborn global pandemic, the health and safety of the spaces we occupy is increasingly significant. Healthy Spaces explores it all.