Reasons to be cheerful, part 57
On Saturday, I spoke at the Climate Action Newcastle rally. My theme was 'reasons to be cheerful', and I tried to break from the doom...
Why Net Zero must be people-led, with Prof Marcelle McManus
Professor Marcelle McManus of Bath University spends most of her waking hours developing new clean technology, but with a twist – she understands that human...
No, Sustainability isn’t “a balance”
At least twice in the last couple of weeks, I have heard Sustainability described as "a balance between environment, economy and society". No it isn't....
I ain’t going to COP-a
I've never been to a COP meeting. Nobody has ever invited me (can you hear the violins?), I've never spotted a role for me to...
Truckin’ on (bio)Gas with Philip Fjeld, CEO of ReFuels
What do my morning paper, the laptop I'm typing this on and my lunch have in common? They've all been on at least one truck,...
Multiple Sustainability event brain dump
On Tuesday morning I was at the Clean Energy UK/Net Zero North East England conference and, after an interlude talking hedgehogs and local authority finance...
In Sustainability, if you’re cajoling people, you’re losing
Ronald Reagan got plenty of opprobrium during his time as president (remember Spitting Image's The President's Brain is Missing! sketches? If not, ask your parents),...
Who says you can’t put a heat pump in a 16th Century farmhouse? with Alex Hilton
I like people who do what 'everybody' says cannot be done. In this episode of the pod, Alex Hilton describes how he completely electrified his...
Why we couldn’t ‘reset’ Sustainability even if we wanted to
Every week or so, I see some commentator or other calling for a 'reset' on Sustainability, Net Zero, the low carbon economy or some other...
Net Zero Business Academy 2026: Early Bird Registration Now Open!
Net Zero Business Academy is our set of 11 unique webinar sessions designed to help you accelerate your Sustainability programme whether in your own organisation...