What does it take to keep a city moving as the climate shifts?
London’s iconic transport network faces mounting threats from extreme heat, flooding and ageing infrastructure—so there’s an urgent need to adapt.
In our latest interview, Sam Longman, Head of Sustainability and Corporate Environment at Transport for London, shares how the city is tackling these issues head-on, from training thousands of staff in carbon literacy to pioneering electric vehicles, clean energy procurement and innovative cross-sector collaboration.
Want to know how cities can turn climate challenges into opportunities?
Watch the interview
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