Getting emotional about Sustainability (and elephants)
As someone born with no ball skills whatsoever, I never envisaged that a significant chunk of my parenting responsibilities would involve schlepping to various wind...
Book Review: Let My People Go Surfing by Yvon Chouinard
A few months ago, I realised there was a Patagonia-shaped hole in my Sustainability knowledge. Not the southern region of South America, of course, but...
Talking Sustainable Finance (and much more) with Heather Buchanan, Bankers for Net Zero
Today on the Net Zero Business Podcast, I speak to Heather Buchanan, CEO of Bankers for Net Zero who... do much more than Sustainable Finance!...
What does zero impact on the environment really mean?
Yesterday I was at an ESG event when a delegate asked whether Net Zero meant zero people? Not being on the platform, I didn't get...
The Dirty Secret of a Successful Sustainability Strategy
Since November I've been revamping and refocussing our Net Zero Business Academy (formerly Green Academy) series of webinars, which certainly seems to be delivering results...
Shaun McCarthy OBE on Supply Chain Sustainability, ISO20400 and the London Olympics
This week's episode of The Net Zero Business Podcast should not be missed. I talk to Shaun McCarthy OBE who Chaired the Sustainability Panel for...
The Chicken and Egg Conundrum of Sustainability
So, Monday's blog on my car-free experiment kicked off a bit of a debate on social media. In the post I described how I use...
One year car-free – how are we getting on?
So, this week marks a full year since I took the plunge and sold our family car. As much as anything this was a fully...
Net Zero by 2030, 2040 or 2050 – which to choose?
This is the second Q&A episode of the podcast and the question comes from 'Jane' who is involved in a debate at work over the...
Does Sustainability Success breed Success or Complacency?
Two recent news stories made me ponder this question. Firstly, it was reported that the UK's Climate Change Committee was recommending that the UK Government...