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And finally - time to move on.
2023/11/30
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This is the Sustainable Futures Report for Thursday, the 30th of November, and finally, it's time to move on.
This is the 477th episode and the final episode after 15 years of publication. After careful consideration I’ve decided that the Sustainable Futures Report will not return. Before I go I’ll take the opportunity to comment on COP28, which starts this week, to suggest some books which you should put on your Christmas list and there's a couple of videos which you really must watch, one from Dave Borlace and another one from Oblivia Coalmine. Find all the details on the website .
Having a Think - Back in January
2023/09/20
I need to take stock and make the Sustainable Futures Report as relevant and interesting to you the listener as I can. I'm going to develop ideas for the theme and the content. To do that I'm taking a break and aiming to be back in January.
The Greenpeace Debate with Anthony Day on TalkTV
2023/08/17
This is an unexpected bonus edition of the Sustainable Futures Report for Thursday 17th August. Last Saturday, I was asked if I would appear on TalkTV to talk about the Greenpeace action when they sat on the roof of the prime minister's country house in North Yorkshire. You can hear what I said, what the other panellist said and what the public said as well.
ACTIONS TO COMBAT CLIMATE CHANGE
2023/08/10
Sharon Lashley, managing Director of Climate Action North, explains how to make a difference. Choose things you can achieve. Attempting the impossible will only make you want to give up.
Why Just Stop Oil calls Rishi Sunak worse than a War Criminal
2023/08/03
"Sunak is worse than a war criminal," says Just Stop Oil. "He knows new oil and gas will impose unimaginable suffering and destroy the lives and livelihoods of billions of people. He knows that it will push the world past irreversible tipping points, meaning that the consequences and suffering will echo for centuries. He is risking nothing less than the collapse of human civilisation."
How Businesses Can Fix the Future
2023/07/27
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I talk to Solitaire Townsend, co-founder of Futerra, author, sustainability expert and optimist. She explains how the professionals in PR, Marketing, Accountancy, Lobbying and the Legal profession can smooth the way for the fossil industries and major polluters, or use their power to oppose them. Some are doing both, as she explains.
Other businesses have got the message and are doing all they can - but they're "green hushing". You'll find out what that is.
Solving the Climate Emergency - is it too late?
2023/07/20
Thoughts on managing the message, political indifference, the UK's skills and infrastructure problems and a plea to the UN to act on inequality. Also the problems with charging your EV and startling insights from my barber.
Graphite: why this form of carbon is vital to a low-carbon future.
2023/07/13
Everyone knows about lithium, and about how it’s used in batteries for almost every electronic device, but lithium is only part of the story.
I talk to John DeMaio, CEO Graphex Technologies and President of Graphene Division of the Graphex Group Ltd.
Just Stop Oil - Right or Wrong?
2023/07/06
Just Stop Oil. Are they getting it right or are they getting it wrong? I have a view from inside the oil industry. Can protest and free speech survive in the face of new laws, and legal procedures which can bankrupt protesters without even taking them to court? And a minister resigns just before the PM sacks him, but he claims it’s for a completely different reason
Net Zero Transition
2023/06/29
This week I'm talking about transitions with a webinar from Business Green and a warning from energy company, Ithaca. There's a report and a letter to the prime minister from the Climate Change Committee, and what did happen at that Paris Finance Summit? More worrying news about climate tipping points and a new film to cheer you up. Or not.
News from All Quarters
2023/06/22
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There are still many people who are determined to deny the dangers of the climate emergency with refusal to face facts or even by supporting censorship. There are lots of stories at the moment about the climate, principally about soaring sea temperatures, but also about the legacy of wildfires in Canada and the effect of temperature on solar panels. Are we counting the cost of the climate crisis correctly? A paper in Nature Sustainability suggests that we are counting the money cost and ignoring the human cost. How will we achieve a transition to net zero? Is Just Stop Oil the answer, or will it make things worse? And finally how good are you at thinking on your feet, when faced with tricky climate questions? There’s a new online club to help you with that.
First, though, we'll look at some political policy issues.
Watery World
2023/06/15
Today we have a follow-up on last week’s methane story, a reminder of World Refill Day and I reveal why we’re burning more coal this week. In other news I ask who’s in the driving seat, or is the seat driving? There's a podcast about the end of the world, but first, let's talk about the warming oceans, the biggest heat sink on the planet.
Methane
2023/06/08
Today, I'll bring you items about electric cars, about Western Australia's personality of the year, and about the controversy over the President of COP 28. First, though, I'm going to talk about methane.
The Global Good
2023/06/01
If you work hard on making your organisation sustainable, isn't it nice to be recognised? Karen Sutton founded the Global Good Awards. Here's how it happened.
Net Zero - and Other Stories
2023/05/25
A wide-ranging interview with James Murray, Editor in Chief of Business Green. Our conversation included the role of China, carbon capture and storage, the resignation of the CEO of Verra (the offset certification body) and even the sponsorship by Drax Power of the upcoming Net Zero Festival.
Getting Warmer
2023/05/18
The WMO warns that we will hit 1.5℃ within the next two or three years. How is the legal profession approaching climate issues and climate-damaging clients, and why are cyclists bad for the economy?
Locking On
2023/05/10
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Yes, the King’s coronation has taken place and we’ll hear more about that a bit later. Well, not so much about the coronation itself as about what went on on the sidelines. If you can't stand the heat take it out of the kitchen with new technology which may not be quite as new as some reporters suggest. We hear from Naomi Klein on the hallucinations of artificial intelligence, and from Zoe Cohen, friend of the Sustainable Futures Report, addressing the annual general meeting of Barclays Bank. Nuclear fusion is the immense reaction which powers the sun. Now some Israeli scientists want to replicate it in a shipping container. And there’s advance notice of the Net Zero Festival which takes place in London next October.
Consumer is King (or Queen)
2023/05/03
This week I talk to Tim Clover, CEO and founder of Glow, a consumer research technology company, about how ESG influences consumer choices.
Comments also on that book - How to Blow Up a Pipeline - and a warning about the potential dangers of AI.
The Big One
2023/04/26
Extinction Rebellion held a four-day demonstration in Whitehall last weekend. Will it make any difference? Or should we blow up a pipeline?
Food for Thought
2023/04/19
An interview with Leo Taylor, CEO of YumBug. A man who is bringing insect-based cuisine to a pub or restaurant near you.
Truth & Lies
2023/04/12
The Threat from Artificial Intelligence
... and a long promised review of micro-mobility
Biodiversity - Risks to Directors
2023/03/29
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Much of our environment is at risk from more than Climate Change. It is at risk from human activity damaging biodiversity, and in some cases driving parts of it to extinction. Who cares and who is responsible? Well increasingly governments care and shareholders care and those who lead major corporations may be at risk if they don't recognise their actions or the actions of their organisations are damaging biodiversity. That brings us to this week’s interview.
Not a Moment to Lose
2023/03/22
The AR6 report from the IPCCwill be the main story today so I'm going to hold over micro mobility and 15 minute communities until I can spend enough time on them to do them justice. But we’ll also have time to take a trip to a swimming pool, a cathedral and a secret vault in the Arctic.
Special Edition - Insurance
2023/03/17
I recently had the opportunity to talk to Christophe Bourguignat about insurance in the context of natural disasters and the climate crisis.
Power of the Press
2023/03/15
This week I'm talking about the power of the press, about how the rich view the climate crisis and what are they doing about it, how NASA is saving the world and a different perspective on one of the oil majors.
First, we are back to carbon offsets and Verra's U-turn.
Offsets - The Truth
2023/03/08
I promised you more detail on the carbon offset controversy which was started by a report in the press last month. Here's an interview with someone with firsthand knowledge of the market, Chief Impact Officer and co-founder of Compensate, Niklas Kaskeala.
Regenesis
2023/03/01
This week’s headline is Regenesis, the title of a book by George Monbiot. I'll tell you what I think and indeed what others think about his latest ideas.
I'm also bringing you a few stories that you might have missed; some about food, some about geo-engineering, the threat of a new pandemic and another book I’m just reading.
WORDS
2023/02/22
Each week I write between 2,000 and 4,000 words to bring you an episode of the Sustainable Futures Report. I also write to the paper from time time and sometimes I get published...
The Role of Law
2023/02/15
Is the law an ass? Or is it something more sinister?
Just Stop It!
2023/02/08
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Sustainability news doesn’t stop, nor does the weather, nor do GHG emissions. I’ve a bit of catching up to do, including XR, more extreme weather, wood burning stoves, the government’s environmental plan, FOMO and FOFO, the controversy over Verra and carbon offsets, the future for podcasts, the financial climate, the unlawful arrest of journalists, biodiversity and the cost of Twitter, a comment from Greta and a whole lot more that I’m going to have to hold over until next week.
Sustainable Leadership
2023/02/01
If we are to preserve a habitable environment and successfully meet the challenge of the climate crisis our organisations need competent, sustainable leadership. I spoke to Clarke Murphy, who knows about these things.
Save Our Seas
2023/01/25
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My guest this week, Leonardo Zangrando, wants to save the oceans and wants to inspire 100 million people to help him do that. Sounds a lot, although given that world population passed 8 billion last year is it really a lot?
The oceans, he tells us, are the lungs of the planet. Forget the tropical rainforests - the oceans are far more significant. Everything, everything we do, affects the oceans. And the oceans affect us.
ForestPlanet
2023/01/18
Trees are good for the planet. Hank Dearden explains how trees do so much more for us than just sequester carbon. We can all help too!
Shift to Clean Energy - on Land and Sea
2023/01/11
Today I'm talking to Paul Hughes about new applications for batteries. How they can store energy, save energy, save money and cut carbon emissions.
The Time is RIPE
2023/01/04
There are now 8,000 million people (8 billion) across the world. Every one of those has to be fed.
The RIPE project has been ongoing for decades at sites in different parts of the world. Its aim is to adapt plants to the harsher future that climate change is creating, to safeguard food supplies.
I spoke to Steve Long, Project Director
rePurpose Global and your Plastic Footprint
2022/12/28
In the final part of our series on the management of waste I bring you an interview with Peter Wang Hjemdahl of rePurpose Global. As I mentioned last week, his organisation aims to help you get your plastic footprint under control. The headline on the website is “Together, rePurpose Global’s coalition is recovering 14,228,074 pounds of plastic each year - will you join us?”
Christmas Review of the Year
2022/12/21
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This week I’m looking back on 2022. I’ve published 62 episodes over the year - about 150,000 words. Thank you for listening and thank you for your feedback.
In this episode I’m going to look at what concerned us this time last year and what progress we’ve made since then.
In December last year we were talking about COP26, which had just ended in Glasgow. There were complaints about fossil fuel subsidies, an Insulate Britain protester on hunger strike, profound wisdom on climate mitigation from Allegra Stratton (Yes, I can see you remember her) and Certified Greenwash. And there's always something about energy.
The Texas Trash Talker
2022/12/14
Waste has a cost. It's a cost to the environment in terms of pollution. It's a cost to the world as lost resources. Increasingly it's a cost to the producer, through the cost of disposal or even through fines.
Stacy Savage is Founder & CEO of Zero Waste Strategies. Here's how she helps her clients address the problem.
Special Edition - Barclays Seven Found Guilty
2022/12/07
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In April 2021 seven women took hammers and chisels to the office of Barclays Bank in Canary Wharf, London and cracked the glass panels of the facade. They put up posters saying, “In case of climate emergency break glass.” They then waited to be arrested.
All seven appeared in court this week.
All seven were found guilty of criminal damage.
One of those arrested was Zoe Cohen, who spoke to the Sustainable Futures Report only last month.
She told me why she did it, and what sentence she can expect.
The Material Library of India
2022/12/07
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The idea of the circular economy is to use, reuse and recycle materials to minimise the amount that we have to take from virgin resources. In an ideal world there is no such thing as a waste. When something is finished with it becomes an input to a new process. We are very far from achieving that, but there are people working hard to make it a reality. People like those at the Material Library of India. And it’s about a lot more than just collecting things up after they have been thrown away.
Recently I spoke to Shubhi Sachan, founder of the Material Library of India.
Cossham on Carbon (and many other things)
2022/11/30
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To give you some pointers on how to control your carbon footprint I'm talking this time to John Cossham. And not just about being green and cutting carbon, but our wide-ranging discussions included population, changing the system, being vegan or vegetarian, the steady-state economy, doughnut economics, gross domestic happiness, tipping points and positive feedback, climate anxiety, near-term human extinction and why we should be doing good now – it's the right thing to do.
And never, ever give up hope.
COP27 - It's All Over
2022/11/23
It's over. Cop 27 has finished even though it ran on for several days after its scheduled closing. An agreement was reached at the last minute! But where have we heard all this before?
All Change in Australia
2022/11/16
I've been promising you a review of what's been going on from an environmental point of view since Anthony Albanese's Labor government took office in May. I spoke to Dr Simon Wright. He’s Director at Simply Sustainable Consulting and Research Principal, Institute for Sustainable Futures (ISF) at the Orange campus of the University of Technology, Sydney.
Highway to Climate Hell
2022/11/09
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This week the United Nations climate conference, cop 27, opened and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres set the tone with the warning that, "We are on a highway to climate hell with our foot still on the accelerator.”
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak made a U-turn and decided to attend COP27 after all, maybe because he heard that Boris Johnson was going. Sunak turned up for the opening day but didn't stay long.
The main part of today's episode is a wide-ranging interview with Zoe Cohen who has capaigned with XR, Insulate Britain and Just Stop Oil. "I'm a 52 year old mum who takes nonviolent direct action, because I believe it's the right thing to do given the situation we're in."
We spoke about growth, about soup, sunflowers and mashed potato, about the unreality of net zero 2050 (it’s a joke) and why you, too, should get arrested.
Best Foot Forward
2022/11/02
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Measuring your personal carbon footprint is a first step towards taking action to combat the climate crisis. It's a first step and a small step and there is much more to be done. Recent reports make that abundantly clear.
So what's your carbon footprint? (I'll show you mine if you show me yours.)
This week we also look at preparations for COP27, and whether PM Rishi Sunak will U-turn and decide to attend after all. Maybe he'll let the King go too!
Meat: the Future
2022/10/26
Can we produce meat without farming and without slaughtering livestock?
I spoke to Daan Luining, co-founder and Chief Technical Officer of Meatable.
LookingForward
2022/10/19
In the news this week:
.. a couple of protests and plans for a further crackdown on protesters. Could there be yet another government U-turn, this time in favour of sustainability? There is a video you should see and I'll tell you about upcoming interviews planned for the next few months. Finally, what is sustainability anyway?
Sustainable Oceans
2022/10/12
An interview with Daniela Fernandez, founder of the Sustainable Oceans Alliance.
Image by rawpixel.com
Good News!
2022/10/05
I've called this one Good News for two reasons, one is that I want to attract your attention and secondly because I don't want the Sustainable Futures Report to be seen as a litany of bad news.
On the Brink
2022/09/28
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We're on the brink of massive changes. This week I'm going to talk about the UK government, though not about its financial management. There is a report from the world meteorological organisation as more extreme weather events are reported. A new academic study warns that palm trees face extinction while in Finland more and bigger buildings are being built from timber. On the energy front the UAE is stepping up oil production, and is hydrogen the ideal clean solution for home heating, or will it be just too expensive?
Moving On
2022/09/21
As I write this on the day after the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II there's little I can bring you in the way of sustainability news from the United Kingdom.
The world didn’t stop, of course, and we are in the middle of a series of extreme weather events.
End of an Era
2022/09/13
It was only a few weeks ago, on 10th June, that I published an episode entitled “God Save the Queen”. It was clearly premature to entitle last week’s episode “The Way Ahead”.
God Save the King!
And as far as the PM is concerned, the jury’s still out.
The Way Ahead
2022/09/07
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Since my last episode quite a lot has happened. We have a new prime minister in the UK, there’s a new green bill in the United States, Russia turns off its gas supplies to Europe and Pakistan turns from drought to catastrophic floods. The new prime minister has promised to sort out the energy crisis within a week and as he leaves office, Boris Johnson appears to have committed the incoming administration to building a new nuclear power station at Sizewell. That won't be in time to solve the current crisis and in any case the Greens believe that the solution is simply to nationalise the energy companies. Meanwhile incoming Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng raises doubts about the truth of the green credentials of Drax power station, which has received multi billions of pounds for burning wood. There’s feedback from patrons and listeners, Tommy Wiedmann and Carol Dance, and finally will the United States’ Artemis mission ever get off the ground, and if it does, is it a good thing?
Long Hot Summer
2022/07/29
In this episode, drought, wildfires and keeping cool. The Environment Agency damns the water companies, the candidates for UK PM display their knowledge of the climate crisis (not much) there’s a book review and a new brew from Singapore. You can make your own jokes about that when you’ve heard the story. And it’s goodbye from me until September.
Goodbye Goldilocks
2022/07/22
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Are we leaving the Goldilocks zone - that part of the universe where life can exist? It's not too hot and it's not too cold; in fact it's just right. How much longer will the Earth be in the Goldilocks zone?
And if it’s not hot enough already, some politicians seem to be making a bonfire of their principles, while others, notably the so-called Common Sense Group of MPs, are urging people to take this heatwave in their stride...
Timberchain
2022/07/20
Today we look again at how the concerned consumer can be sure that a particular product has come from ethical sources. David Coleman of IOV42 explains how Timberchain uses blockchain to verify sustainable timber.
Very Bad People
2022/07/15
How corruption promotes the climate crisis, energy problems on their way, how green will the UK's new prime minister be? And my interview on GBNews about the West Cumbria Coal Mine.
Climaturity
2022/07/13
Let’s have a sensible discussion!
The climate crisis is just too important to argue about. We need a mature approach to this crucial issue. Today’s guest, Marc Cortez, calls it Climaturity.
Emissions - Blowing in the Wind
2022/07/08
Think carbon! I know I've said it before, but everything you choose to eat, use or wear has a direct impact on the size of your carbon footprint. Carbon footprints and carbon emissions determine the future of this planet, our home. Unsurprisingly, this week’s episode is concerned directly or indirectly with carbon emissions and carbon footprints.
Feeding the World
2022/07/06
Food is probably the most important issue of our time. It's the effect on food which will be the most crucial consequence of the climate emergency.
Meet a man with a vision.
Meet Eddy Badrina of Eden Green Technology
No Milk Today
2022/06/29
It’s possible to make a milk substitute from oats and from many other plants. Today we learn about one plant you may not have thought of, and find out what else it can do for the planet.
Plastic Battles
2022/06/22
Plastic pollution is a perennial problem. The Plasticology Project aims to be part of the solution.
Bring Me Sunshine
2022/06/17
Sunshine? Let's not waste it. Let's install more solar panels and increase the nation’s energy security. But wait, amid warnings of a possible food crisis should we be covering agricultural land with solar panels?
Still Managing the Message
2022/06/15
How do we manage the message? How do we influence public opinion? This seems to be a recurring theme for the Sustainable Futures Report , which is hardly surprising, because it's important.
I spoke to Guy Doza , a man whose business is communication. He's a prize-winning speaker and he's recently written a book on rhetoric.
God Save the Queen!
2022/06/10
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...but I haven't made up my mind about the Prince of Wales yet. Is the Monarchy Sustainable?
This week: monarchy versus republicanism, ownership of land, agriculture and food production, a UN climate conference, warnings that we should use no excuse to justify expanding fossil fuel production, warnings of stranded assets, rapidly rising fuel costs, and is that electric car as clean as you thought?
Re-Nuble - Feeding Plants on Plants
2022/06/08
The Wednesday Interview
I talk to Tinia Pina, CEO of Re-Nuble, about how her organisation uses commercial vegetable waste to produce a nutrient feed for hydroponic farmers. They use sea-food waste from fish processors too. It makes a biodegradable substrate to support the hydroponic plants.
Track & Trace
2022/06/01
The Wednesday Interview
I talk to Shameek Ghosh from Trustrace about building ethical supply chains for the fashion industry.
Green Down Under?
2022/05/27
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In Australia there is a new government. Will it reverse the climate scepticism which seems to have been a hallmark of the previous administration? Here in the UK a responsible investment manager at a major financial institution takes an interesting slant on his job and gets suspended as a result. Questions are asked whether a charity with a view on climate science is in fact a charity or could it be a lobbying group? UK ministers have decided that now is not quite the time to require corporate environmental disclosure, inviting the question if not now, when? There's more bad news from Hinkley C, (I keep having to remind my spellchecker that there’s no ‘C’ in Hinkley - is that an omen?) but there’s a ray of sunshine from Oberlin, Ohio in the United States.
S'wheat Dreams
2022/05/25
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Today I’m talking to Jake and Amee, creators of the S’wheat reusable plant-based water bottle. (Very special thanks to them for going through it all twice, because first time I forgot to turn the recorder on.) We’re talking about protecting the environment, in particular protecting it from plastic waste.
Incidentally, there’s a detailed analysis of the impact of plastic pollution, including the number of decades or centuries it takes for common plastic products to degrade, on the Happiness Without website .
Sustainability - This Week's Buzz
2022/05/20
Today is World Bee Day
This week, should the Guardian’s Carbon Bombs be defused? There’s a new report from the World Meteorological Organisation on the State of the Global Climate 2021, I learn about a country where supermarkets accept Bitcoin while IEMA warns about the energy cost of Bitcoin mining, and there’s a prospect of new pandemics.
Blockchain - What you Need to Know
2022/05/18
Blockchain. What is it? Is it important? Is it sustainable? How does it relate to crypto-currency like Bitcoin, and is that just for money-laundering or for wild speculation? I’m hearing more and more about blockchain, so I thought it was time for the Sustainable Futures Report to talk to an expert.
I found one.
He’s called Anthony Day.
Busting the Carbon Budget
2022/05/13
A new report from The Guardian warns that multi-billion expansion plans from the fossil fuel majors will make Net Zero an impossibility with catastrophic consequences. Also greenwash, elections in Australia, retrofitting in Italy, mining the e-waste dumps and looking at the moon.
Taking Stock
2022/05/11
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I suggested to Patron Ian Jarvis that the Sustainable Futures Report risked becoming repetitive and that it was time to take stock.
"Taking Stock" for him would be about a genuine review of the science and politics with nothing being 'off-the-table'. He asks, “Are we on a route of someone else's choosing? What if we're wrong? What then? Would we, all of us, be big enough to accept that and adjust accordingly?
“It's too important to be wrong.”
Managing the Message...
2022/05/06
...and catching up on good news and bad from the past few days.
Thrutopia - Writing the Future
2022/05/04
In the spirit of working out how to communicate the climate crisis message I’m talking today to Manda Scott. She explains more about what Thrutopia is - and discusses a wide range of other existential issues as well.
The Wednesday Interview - Deep Adaptation
2022/04/27
If things go wrong and we fail to overcome the climate crisis there will be profound consequences for society and humanity. My guest is Fernando Garcia Ferreiro from The Deep Adaptation Forum, which exists to help people prepare for this worst case scenario.
The Sweaty Penguin
2022/04/22
The Sustainable Futures Report aims to bring you news and insights into the ongoing climate crisis, but other such podcasts are available. On this occasion I bring you an interview with the founder and presenter of the Sweaty Penguin, Ethan Brown.
British Energy Security Strategy
2022/04/13
The British Energy Security Strategy was published at the end of last week and although it runs to only 15 pages it has caused a lot of controversy...
AR6
2022/04/08
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This is edition No. 400. Thank you for listening and supporting the Sustainable Futures Report since I started podcasting back in 2007.
AR6
The big news this week, overshadowed by Ukraine like everything else, is the publication of the latest part of AR6, the climate report from the IPCC. I also mention shortages of water and shortages of sand - and fewer downloads than I'd hoped for.
Reduce, Re-use, Recycle
2022/04/06
If we want to build a truly circular economy there's a lot more to do, like refurbish or even re-manufacture or re-purpose. I’ve been talking to a man with a solution to the problem.
Agriculture - New Horizons
2022/04/01
(And other stories)
This week I'm going to talk about a range of issues including how older people are damaging the climate, why we’re growing food in the wrong place, global action on biodiversity, news from the Antarctic, a call to more action following COP26, action on emissions and the rumoured reasons for the delay on the UK's energy strategy.
Beyond Net Zero - Pandora's Toolbox
2022/03/30
Today we’re looking at the step beyond Net Zero: climate intervention or geo-engineering. Our interview guest says, “Geo-engineering in any form sounds like a terrible concept, until you peer carefully into the future and realise that not geo-engineering would likely prove worse.”
Keeping 1.5 Alive
2022/03/25
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António Guterres said that the world must do more to Keep 1.5 alive. The UK has decided to make it cheaper to run a car on fossil fuels, some in the government want to restrict renewables while others would restart fracking. Now we see water being used as a weapon of war. Next week we can look forward to the government’s energy security strategy and the final part of the AR6 report from the IPCC. And finally, what really is Net Zero?
Consumer Choice - Consumer Power
2022/03/23
Every product has an environmental impact, but how can we choose the one with the smallest impact? Lizzie Horvitz introduces us to FINCH.
Space Based Solar Power
2022/03/18
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Energy is always in the news. It’s inextricably linked with emissions and the level or absence of emissions determines the outcome of the climate crisis. Nevertheless, it’s time to talk about something else as well. OK, I did promise to tell you about space energy, so we’ll look at that. I’m also going to look again at Deep Adaptation from Jem Bendell, at the pressures in the UK to reject Net Zero, news of the continuing weather crisis in Australia, Finland’s new nuclear station (sorry - that’s another energy story) and hydropower by truck (that’s energy, too). And there’s a fabulous city of the future planned for the desert.
Thriving
2022/03/16
The Wednesday Interview with Wayne Visser talking about the ideas in his new book. How complex organisations don't need to wait for leaders to achieve fundamental change. How change is happening already.
Roadmap to Net Zero
2022/03/11
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This week there’s sustainability news about food, fuel, forests and floods in China. I look again at the IEA report that Sarah Cullen mentioned in Wednesday’s interview. There’s a dark side to solar farms, a pressure group intent on depressurisation and more dangers for bees. Can we summon a wartime spirit to save our economy and save the planet, and is mega finance group Blackrock walking the green walk or just talking the green talk?
Clean Energy - too late to save the World?
2022/03/09
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The Wednesday Interview
Sarah Cullen, energy expert, joined me to talk about clean energy. We covered a number of controversial issues. For example, will Germany slow down the pace of decommissioning its nuclear plants in the face of a possible shortage of gas from Russia? We talked about citizens’ assemblies, and how they might empower politicians to adopt policies that they wouldn’t dare consider on their own. We spoke about the need to consider all energy options and to recognise that all have risks and about the IEA’s Roadmap to Net Zero 2050.
Listen now to the full conversation, and all the other things we talked about.
Sixth Assessment Report
2022/03/04
This week’s episode is about the latest IPCC report. You're probably already aware that it's pretty pessimistic. Will the warning be heeded this time? I'll talk also about the effect of the conflict in Ukraine on global energy prices and I’ve followed up the question from Sophie Jarvis about infrared heating.
Protecting Forests, Empowering Farmers
2022/03/02
Today I’m talking to Nick Spencer in Cambodia who is helping local people to survive and thrive while protecting wildlife and avoiding deforestation.
Dark Days, Dangerous Times
2022/02/25
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I wrote a lot about Ukraine and energy and sanctions to start this week’s episode, but I’ve deleted it all. This is not the place.
This week I look at a battle for coal in Australia, the need for long duration electricity storage, a UK government reminder about political impartiality in schools, green bonds and ghost flights. And what will the IPCC’s latest report say when it’s launched next week?
Is Russia Sustainable?
2022/02/23
Russia is in the news and Russia is also a major player in the global commitment to achieve net zero. Can Russia truly be sustainable? How do we make sense of all this?
I spoke to an expert. I spoke to Louis Cox-Brusseau of Sibylline.
Sustainable Energy Futures
2022/02/18
This week I’m talking about energy - again. About fusion and fracking and batteries and banks. I'm talking about carbon. About capture, offsetting, inequalities and scrutinising net zero. Pollution is still an issue, increasingly so, it appears in the United Kingdom. And I look at the wider environment and the changes in the oceans, in the permafrost and in the record books.
A Sustainability Journey - The Wednesday Interview
2022/02/16
Most of us are on some sort of sustainability journey and today I'm going to talk to someone who's been asking a lot of people, important people from across the world, about their sustainability journeys. Samuele Tini is Italian but he’s based in Kenya where he works as a sustainability and development expert.
Don't Look Up!
2022/02/11
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Don't miss that film, if you haven't already seen it. This week there's more about domestic energy, including free socks and star jumps. The government publishes its Climate Change Risk Assessment and the Climate Change Committee says, "Could do better!" The Net Zero Scrutiny Group of MPs flexes its muscles. Greenwash is still alive and well. Find out what major corporations say they're doing and how it compares with what they're actually doing. "Could do better", says the New Climate Institute. The Port of Newcastle in Australia is going green. I reveal why that's my Irony of the Week. And Greta warns, "This is not a drill!"
Sustainability from the Bottom Up
2022/02/09
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Plastic pollution. Those nappies we use to keep our babies clean seem to be part of a problem which starts at birth. Today's interview guest explains the stats. He shows how we can reduce the impact of disposable nappies by replacing them with a product which can be reused and recycled. Plastic pollution is not the only thing that can start from birth. The circular economy can start there too.
Energy Pricing
2022/02/04
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Causes, effects and what the chancellor proposes to do about it. And what he ought to do about it.
This episode is dedicated to energy in a week when the British government announced its revised energy price cap.
First indications are that energy prices in the UK will rise by 54%. I’m going to look in detail at what the energy price cap actually is, explore the reasons for the dramatic increase in energy costs and look at what governments can do to soften the blow for consumers.
SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities
2022/02/02
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Sustainability is about protecting our world against the challenges of the climate crisis, but it’s also about making our world a sustainable and better place. The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) address all aspects of a sustainable future with a target for completion by 2030. UN-Habitat, a United Nations agency, focuses on sustainable cities and communities. Today’s interview examines how this works.
Crypto for Coral Conservation
2022/01/26
Cryptocurrency, blockchain, NFTs. Two founders of Crypto Coral Tribe explain their plans to use these cutting edge technologies to support wildlife conservation.
EVs - The Future?
2022/01/12
Welcome to the first Wednesday interview of 2022. Today we have a discussion with two patrons about the future of electric vehicles.
Happy New Year
2022/01/07
Let me start by telling you that the Wednesday Interview next week is a discussion on the future role of electric vehicles. Don’t miss it and do let me know what you think.
That’s about all for this week - yes, really - because in January I am going to concentrate on developing the website, raising the social media profile and developing the deal for patrons...
Merry Christmas
2021/12/24
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Yes it's the Sustainable Futures Report for Friday, 24 December 2021, Christmas Eve. Nothing new here. I thought you'd like to take the time to catch up on some of this year's episodes. 55 episodes went out this year, all still available on line as both text and audio at sustainablefutures.report.
I’m Anthony Day.
I wish you a Merry Christmas and I’ll see you next year.
York Minster
2021/12/22
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In this week's Wednesday Interview from the Sustainable Futures Report I talk to Alex McCallion, Director of Works and Precinct at York Minster.
The present building has been on this site for over 800 years. Its continued existence is due to the care of generations of artisans and craftsmen across the centuries and the work continues today. Alex explains some of the challenges and opportunities in securing the Minster for another 1,000 years.
Neutral or Net Zero?
2021/12/17
Is carbon neutral the same as net zero?
Also this week, How to spend $1 trillion, behaviour change against climate change, and converting Nature to a financial instrument.
Net Zero Travel
2021/12/15
It sounds too good to be true. Just pay to plant a few trees and you can travel as far and as frequently as you like. I admit, I was very sceptical when I first met Christian Møller-Holst whose business is based on making business trips not just carbon neutral, but net zero.
Here's how Christian explained it to me.
Certified Greenwash
2021/12/10
It's not just about greenwash this week; I'll also talk about the Climate Change Committee’s reaction to COP 26, the future of the Cambo oilfield, why it might be a good thing for the environment that Allegra Stratton has resigned and rubbish in Romania.
A Chicken Can't Lay a Duck Egg
2021/12/08
Can Covid help us solve the climate crisis? This week I'm talking to authors Graeme Maxton and Bernice Maxton–Lee about their new book. It's a very wide-ranging discussion and I think you'll find it interesting.
Getting Warmer
2021/12/03
This week I look at some of the consequences of global warming which have hit North America and China this year. It's getting colder, as winter takes over the northern hemisphere. Is Russian gas the best way of keeping Western Europe warm? And here in the UK, are there political changes afoot? And if there are, how will that affect our progress towards net zero?
Food:What a Waste!
2021/12/01
This week I’m talking to Michelle Marks about how one part of the world is starving while another part is wasting food. Michelle is a sustainability consultant. She’s owner of Coral Mountain and founder of Speak Carbon, an organisation dedicated to raising carbon literacy through training.
Vox Pop
2021/11/26
If you want to know what Greta Thunberg or David Attenborough or Alok Sharma thinks you only have to open a newspaper or go on line. What about the rest of us? After all, we’re all in the front line. I’ve collected a few comments. And what about the Insulate Britain protestors? Nine of them are in jail. A motorist responds.
Green Jumpers and Tales from Mother Earth
2021/11/24
COP27- here we come!
2021/11/19
Time for the Oval Economy
2021/11/17
How Green is Green?
2021/11/12
Bring Me Sunshine!
2021/11/10
Last Chance Saloon?
2021/11/05
The Wednesday Interview
2021/11/03
Cop26 - The Big Issue
2021/10/29
Water - Made to Measure
2021/10/27
Dark Days
2021/10/22
Ecosia
2021/10/20
Supply Chain Blues
2021/10/15
Sustainability and the Great Outdoors
2021/10/13
COP26 and Counting
2021/10/08
IMPACT
2021/10/01
Hydrogen - the Debate Continues
2021/08/27
Climate Emergency - I don't deny it!
2021/08/20
Extreme Danger - IPCC
2021/08/13
The Green Urbanist
2021/08/06
Extreme Weather - Extreme Warnings
2021/08/03
Rewilding
2021/07/30
Extreme Weather
2021/07/23
China - The Climate Crisis and Other Challenges
2021/07/16
Sustainable Business
2021/07/09
Sustainable Futures
2021/07/02
Moving Forward
2021/06/18
G-7 and More Loose Ends
2021/06/11
Net Zero - Naturally
2021/06/04
It's Political!
2021/05/28
The Nuclear Option
2021/05/21
The East Yorkshire Oilfield...
2021/05/14
Net Zero - Impossible Dream?
2021/05/07
Much Ado About Summit
2021/04/30
Dangerous Times
2021/04/23
Solar Impulse
2021/04/16
Retrospective
2021/04/09
Earth Hour
2021/03/26
Good News & Bad
2021/03/19
Waves and Beaches
2021/03/12
Heat Beneath Your Feet
2021/03/05
A is for Action
2021/02/26
Are your Savings Saving the Planet?
2021/02/19
Coal - the Trade Continues
2021/02/12
Natural Capital
2021/02/05
Something Fishy
2021/01/29
EXTRA! Green Homes Grant Scheme Revisited
2021/01/25
The Carbon Debate
2021/01/22
Keeping Track
2021/01/08
Time for Action!
2020/12/18
Outlook Changeable...
2020/12/11
What's the Truth?
2020/12/04
It's All Politics
2020/11/27
Of Mice and Men
2020/11/20
Blue Skies Ahead!
2020/11/13
All Change!
2020/11/06
Think Carbon!
2020/10/30
Ecosystem Collapse
2020/10/23
Green Homes: Warm Homes
2020/10/16
Absolute Zero
2020/10/09
Ten Years to Midnight
2020/10/02
Reasons to be Cheerful
2020/09/25
Tipping Point
2020/09/18
Going Vegan?
2020/09/11
Rebellion
2020/09/08
Rebellion
2020/09/04
And Finally...
2020/07/31
All the Lovely People
2020/07/24
The Endgame...
2020/07/17
Fossil Futures
2020/07/10
Sustainable Futures
2020/07/03
Outlook Sunny
2020/06/26
No Going Back
2020/06/19
Barrier Grief
2020/06/12
World Environment Day
2020/06/05
Talking to the Other Side
2020/05/29
Shooting for a Green Recovery
2020/05/27
Designer Outlet
2020/05/22
Game Over
2020/05/20
Solar Cells on Steroids
2020/05/15
The End of Oil?
2020/05/08
In Other News...
2020/04/24
Reimagining Capitalism
2020/04/17
Onward!
2020/04/10
Going Global
2020/04/03
What's Your Opinion?
2020/03/24
Where Do I Start?
2020/03/20
Setting Sail - Charting the Course
2020/03/13
It's an ill wind
2020/03/06
Ruminating on Food
2020/02/28
Digging In
2020/02/21
Accentuate the Positive
2020/02/14
I Don't Deny It
2020/01/24
100 Words
2020/01/03
Taking Back Control
2019/12/20
Biomimicry - Nature shows the Way
2019/12/13
#TimeForAction
2019/12/06
Offsets - taking it easy(Jet)
2019/11/29
Which Way Now?
2019/11/22
The Carbon Offset Question
2019/11/15
It's Later Than You Think
2019/11/08
What Next?
2019/11/01
Rounding Up XR in London
2019/10/25
Special: How Green is your Number Plate?
2019/10/22
Rebel News
2019/10/11
More Loose Ends
2019/10/04
Finding the Future from the Past
2019/09/27
Extra! Extra!
2019/09/24
Tick Tock
2019/09/20
A Matter of Principle
2019/09/13
Fired Up!
2019/09/06
Where's the Beef?
2019/08/23
Away with All Cars?
2019/08/16
Talking About Babies
2019/08/09
Round Table
2019/08/02
Look Out
2019/07/26
News from the Bridge
2019/07/19
It's Getting Serious
2019/07/12
Rare Earth...
2019/07/05
It Won't Go Away!
2019/06/28
ZERO in 2050
2019/06/21
Cutting the Carbs
2019/06/14
Even More Rubbish
2019/06/07
Time to Talk
2019/05/31
Running to Catch Up
2019/05/21
Tipping Point
2019/04/26
Next Week
2019/04/12
All at Once
2019/04/05
H2much/H2little
2019/03/29
Vox Pop
2019/03/22
Another Day of Action
2019/03/15
The Uninhabitable Earth
2019/03/08
Looking on the Black Side
2019/03/01
Thinking Aloud
2019/02/15
Going South
2019/02/08
Energy for IT
2019/02/01
Stop & Go
2019/01/25
The Anthropocene
2019/01/18
More Rubbish
2019/01/11
The Carrington Event
2018/12/21
Another Year
2018/12/14
Water - and COP24
2018/12/07
All the Lovely People
2018/11/30
Climate of Apathy
2018/11/23
News from All Parts
2018/11/16
Something in the Air
2018/11/09
More Plastic Rubbish
2018/11/02
Making Policy
2018/10/26
Wintry Outlook
2018/10/19
Plastic
2018/10/12
Feedback
2018/10/05
How Smart is your Smart Meter?
2018/09/28
Coming Round
2018/09/21
HOLD TIGHT!
2018/09/07
Extra, extra!
2018/07/27
SDG Special
2018/07/20
The Elephant in the Room
2018/07/06
Any Change, Guv?
2018/06/01
It's All Rubbish
2018/05/11
April Showers
2018/04/13
Beautiful World
2018/03/02
Manifesto 2018
2018/02/02
Touring the Archive
2017/12/22
George Monbiot: Out of the Wreckage
2017/12/08
The Copper Opportunity
2017/12/01
Lighter than Air
2017/11/24
Baby, it's Coal Outside!
2017/11/17
A Fair COP?
2017/11/10
What's it All About?
2017/11/03
Time for T in London?
2017/10/27
A Clean Growth Strategy
2017/10/20
Outlook Stormy
2017/10/13
Planet B
2017/10/06
Sustainable Truth
2017/09/29
The Four-Ton Life
2017/09/22
Don't Shoot the Storm!
2017/09/15
Reaching for the Stars
2017/09/08
Welcome Back
2017/09/01
Happy Holidays
2017/07/28
How Can I Help?
2017/07/21
I'm Not a Robot
2017/07/14
The Art of the Possible
2017/07/07
Energise!
2017/06/30
Outlook Uncertain
2017/06/23
Sustainable Energy
2017/06/16
Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Trump?
2017/06/09
Promises, Promises
2017/06/02
Remember Manchester
2017/05/26
Sustainable Ideas
2017/05/19
Not much news!
2017/05/12
How Smart is your Meter?
2017/05/05
The Answer's a Lemon
2017/04/28
Rubbish
2017/04/21
Easter Parade
2017/04/14
The Only Way is Ethics
2017/04/07
Meat and Climate Change
2017/03/31
A Psychologist's View
2017/03/24
Energy and Islands
2017/03/17
Design for Living
2017/03/10
The Burning Question
2017/03/03
Greenwash Backwash Backlash
2017/02/24
It's All Up in the Air
2017/02/17
It's Not Cricket
2017/02/10
Keep on Keeping Left
2017/02/03
Keeping Heads Above Water
2017/01/27
What will Brexit mean for the environment?
2017/01/20
Talking about Sustainability
2017/01/13
Sustainable Development Goals
2017/01/06
2016 - how was it for you?
2016/12/23
How Safe is your Data?
2016/12/16
Hydrogen Futures?
2016/12/09
CSR is not Sustainability!
2016/12/02
Beavering Away!
2016/11/25
Interview with Manda Scott
2016/11/18
All Change
2016/11/11
Loose Ends and Warm Homes
2016/11/04
Climate Change, Transport & Energy
2016/10/28
Clearing the Air - again
2016/10/21
Mixed Bag
2016/10/14
No Surprises!
2016/10/07
Not the Sustainable Futures Report...
2016/09/02
Over and Out
2016/07/01
Getting Hotter
2016/06/24
In and Out
2016/06/17
Blowing in the Wind
2016/06/10
Flaming June
2016/06/02
Drill, Baby, Drill!
2016/05/27
SKILLS
2016/05/20
RUBBISH
2016/05/13
UP and DOWN
2016/05/08
Lords A-leaping
2016/04/29
Renewables - Clearing the Air
2016/04/22
Lighting the Way Forward
2016/04/15
Who's driving?
2016/04/08
Looking Forward
2016/04/01
Sustainable World
2016/03/25
Taking the Long View
2016/03/18
Who's having kittens?
2016/03/11
News from all Parts
2016/03/04
Full Steam Ahead
2016/02/26
Fossil Futures
2016/02/19
Unpacking the Paris Agreement
2016/02/12
Let There Be Light
2016/02/05
What goes around...
2016/01/29
Working Together
2016/01/22
Let There Be Water
2016/01/15
Northern Floods - a Case Study
2016/01/08
Backwards and Forwards
2016/01/01
The Last Word
2015/12/25
COP-21 Where do we go from here?
2015/12/18
COP21 - The Talking Continues
2015/12/11
COP21 - The Talking Begins
2015/12/04
Going Underground
2015/11/27
Keeping the Lights On
2015/11/20
Ever Closer to Paris
2015/11/13
Peering Through the Fog
2015/11/06
Mixed Bag
2015/10/30
Chinese Whispers
2015/10/23
Predicting the Future
2015/10/16
COP21 - The Road to Paris
2015/10/09
All at Sea
2015/10/02
Is CSR dead?
2015/09/25
All Change!
2015/09/18
Rising Tides
2015/09/12
Dreaming of Reality
2015/09/04
Are the Knives out for DECC?
2015/08/28
Holiday? What holiday?
2015/08/21
What to Read on Holiday
2015/08/14
Electric Vehicles Update
2015/08/07
Let the Sun Shine In
2015/07/31
The Minister Speaks
2015/07/24
Coffee Power and Carbon Positive
2015/07/17
No more Business as Usual!
2015/07/10
Fracking - The Saga Continues
2015/07/03
The Lancet - Climate Change is bad for you
2015/06/26
The Great and the Good
2015/06/20
G7 and more!
2015/06/15
Electricity Market Reform
2015/06/05
Low Carbon - Low Profile
2015/05/30
No More Hot Air
2015/05/22
Educating the Beast
2015/05/15
Revolution - a film by Rob Stewart
2015/05/11
Vote, vote, vote for Sustainability!
2015/05/05
Sustainable Outlook
2015/05/01
Events, dear boy, events.
2015/04/24
Sustainability - The Professionals
2015/04/17
Growing the Future
2015/04/10
Free Electricity Tomorrow
2015/04/03
Making Sense of Sustainability in Schools
2015/03/27
Plan Bee
2015/03/26
Introducing Gareth Kane
2015/03/20
What goes around...
2015/03/13
Don't Waste Waste!
2015/03/06
Sharing BESST Practice
2015/02/27
The Green Supply Chain
2015/02/20
Lucky for Some!
2015/02/13
It's time we accepted GM Foods
2015/02/09
Natural Capital in Decline
2015/01/30
Message from Davos
2015/01/24
Energy - the story of 2015
2015/01/15
Don't fail to plan!
2015/01/02
Cold Turkey and Big Data
2014/12/26
Do you need to worry about ESOS?
2014/12/19
Stranded Assets
2014/12/12
Is this the end of Fossil Fuels?
2014/12/05
How on Earth?
2014/11/27
Towards a new York
2014/11/21
With Legal Force!
2014/11/14
Can we trust the IPCC?
2014/11/10
Will we all freeze in the dark this winter?
2014/11/06
Preparing for the Perfect Storm
2014/11/05
Sustainability Sells
2014/10/31
Re-thinking Progress - The Circular Economy
2014/03/31
Sustainability - What's all that about?
2013/10/10
Greenhouse Gas Reporting - The IEMA/ICAEW Webinar 22nd May 2013
2013/05/23
Counting the Cost of Carbon
2013/04/19
CRC - the Next Steps
2011/09/13
Management by Measurement
2011/08/08
Counting Down to CRC
2011/07/15
CRC - Allowances and Reporting
2011/03/14
CRC - The Show Goes On.
2011/02/04
CRC - Making the Best of It
2010/12/06
Carbon Reduction for Business - How and Why
2010/08/05
More on CRC
2010/07/29
How to win at the CRC Game
2010/06/14
Next steps on the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme
2010/04/21
Electric Cars Update
2010/04/06
Carbon Reduction Commitment
2010/01/11
North Tyneside Council - a leader in best practice
2009/08/21
"Billions will die"
2009/08/07
Limits to Growth and Prospects for the Future
2009/07/31
Global Population and Climate Change
2009/05/29
Low Carbon Futures
2009/05/05
Futerra - the Sustainable Communications Company
2009/04/29
Planning for Sustainable Business II
2009/04/22
Carbon Trust Standard
2009/04/20
Sustainable Business - Case Study 3
2009/04/03
Sustainable Business - Case Study 2
2009/04/03
Sustainable Business - Case Study 1
2009/04/03
Sustainable TeleSeminar
2009/04/01
Sustainable Savings
2009/03/27
The Institute of Directors and Climate Change
2009/03/18
The City Secret - Sustainable Software House
2009/03/02
ASDA - Sustainable Supermarket
2009/02/20
Electric Cars
2009/02/02
Riding the Recession
2009/02/02
SUSBIZ September 08
2008/09/23
Planning for Sustainable Business
2008/07/25
Economic Consequences of a Global Energy Crisis
2008/07/19
City Talk
2008/07/19
Low Carbon Innovation Exchange
2008/06/29
Panic over?
2008/06/23
Fuel Prices and Protests
2008/05/28
Sustainable Business Update
2008/05/26
Fuel Prices and your business
2008/05/06
Scotland and Wales promote green business
2008/05/05
Carbon Neutral Beer
2008/04/22
Energy Update
2008/04/18
Energy Security - the Other Side of the Climate Change Debate?
2008/04/08
Guilty of Greenwash?
2008/03/16
Making the Business Case - IEMA 22nd November 2007
2007/11/23
Susbiz Week 45
2007/11/12
Susbiz Week 44
2007/11/04
Susbiz Week 43
2007/10/28
Susbiz Week 42
2007/10/21
Week 41
2007/10/14
Week 40
2007/10/07
Week 39
2007/09/30
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