Trump Caves, Jackdaw Flies And Is There A Sea Lion Underwater?
In my latest four-weekly round up of Net Zero news I mull on the implications of Trump caving in to Putin, Burnham's decision to approve...
Getting Smart About Metering
On Monday, an engineer came and installed a smart meter here at Terra Infirma Towers. And we entered the 21st Century... Why did I wait...
Will no-one think about the children?
Yesterday, the Mail on Sunday's headline hit the sweet spot of a three-circle Venn diagram of MoS obsessions: attacking the BBC, migration and Net Zero....
Can Aviation EVER Be Sustainable? With Katie Thompson, Bumprints
Ever since I launched the podcast, I've been trying to get a representative of the aviation industry on to talk Sustainability. And there's probably a...
Fear of the new is understandable but must be overcome
It's this time of year I wish I had an almost guilt-free heat pump here at Terra Infirma Towers, as I hold off that moment...
UK Party Politics and the Climate: Where Do They Stand
So, the UK's political party conference season comes to an end for another year – and it was a pretty tumultuous one, too. As...
The State of Sustainability: The Shift to Resilience, with Vincent Charpiot, Capgemini
Capgemini's latest survey of the state of coporate sustainability blows away the myth of a Net Zero backlash. Vincent Charpiot joins me on the pod...
Have We Been Sugarcoating Net Zero? More Fool Us
Last Friday morning I facilitated the latest meeting of the Sustainability Leadership Roundtable. The ostensible theme was decarbonising buildings, but, as always, once we dug...
The X Curve and Sustainability: A Reckoning Beckons
The news that the UK Government is considering tariffs on imported Chinese EVs seems to have raised eyebrows across the political spectrum. We've been told...
Can Technology Save Us? with Prof Wayne Visser
There's a chunk of the environmental movement that uses 'techno-optimist' as an insult. But, as it is high carbon technology that is causing most of...