Why I hate politicians debating climate change
This year is said to be the biggest for democracy ever with almost everyone who is allowed to vote getting a chance to mark their...
Making Sustainability Happen with Mark Shayler of Ape
In this week's episode of the Net Zero Business Podcast, I speak to someone I find eternally inspiring, Mark Shayler of Ape. We cover a...
How deep is your commitment to Sustainability? Here are three litmus tests…
It is clear we are at a crucial point in the road to Sustainability. The window to act is open, but it is closing faster...
A Low Carbon TRANSITION – the clue is in the name
This photo shows my street in 1910, about 15 years after our house (right) was built. The horse and cart waiting at the bottom of...
The Three Most Underrated Concepts in Sustainability
In this week’s episode of the Net Zero Business Podcast, I nominate three concepts that can be used to revolutionize your Sustainability programme, but remain...
Greetings from the Costa del Solway
Half term holidays and our family has decamped to the Scottish shore of the Solway Firth. We’ve been here before (one village along) and it...
The TRUTH about electric vehicles with Prof Colin Herron
In this week's episode of the Net Zero Business Podcast, Professor Colin Herron cuts through the myths and fluff on electric vehicles and tells it...
Why true Corporate Responsibility is so difficult
Back in 1996, my partner, a friend and I went to see Blinded by the Sun, a play by Stephen Poliakoff set in a University....
Sustainability is complex, but we must make it simple
One of the longest running (if not the longest running) culture war subjects must be agriculture. From the organised, but ultimately failed, backlash against Rachel...
Introducing the new ISO14068 Net Zero and Carbon Neutrality Standard with Mel Blackmore
In this episode of the Net Zero Business Podcast, I talk to ISO standard expert and podcaster Mel Blackmore of Blackmore's UK and Carbonology. We...