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90 episoder
siden 19. september 2021
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What role, if any, should carbon offsets play in decarbonisation? We spoke to Tim Whitley of Carbon Offsets To Alleviate Poverty (COTAP.org), who offered a broader human development perspective on this debated topic. COTAP sources and brings together funds from individuals in developed countries to…

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We spoke to Elaine Johnson who broke down how litigation can support vulnerable communities and peoples from the very evident and cascading effects of climate change. With the recent UN report of imminent threat of 1.5Covershoot, coupled with extractive fossil fuels practices and expansion, the wo…
We spoke to Ingrid Burfurd of The Superpower Institute all about carbon markets, reform well overdue and one that Australia needs to have. Increased emissions link to externalities and our inability to price destruction of fossil fuels. Ingrid steps us through the journey... Australia's fall from …
Toilet paper was never meant to be this sexy - that's until Who Gives A Crap came along! We had the privilege speaking to Bernie Wiley, Director of Sustainability at this iconic Aussie brand. Getting under the hood of the outward cheeky marketing unveiled a social enterprise integrating consumer …
Can critical minerals really help us decarbonise or is theirpurpose far broader? Ian Hiscock, Principal at EnergyShift Institute gave us a deep dive into how they function. Our conversation explores its importance inglobal supply chain and geopolitics, including the ongoing Iran war. Listen on to …
It is enlightening speaking to practitioners such as Michelle Maloney on Earth-centred governance, given the challenges facing human prosperity from extractive models and short-term thinking. A pioneer in the Earth-laws space, Michelle is the National Convenor and co-founded Australian Earths Laws…
AI is not a new phenomenon, but over the last four years, and it’s accessibility has reshaped how we operate. So, it’s not surprising that the processes and design for human interaction are as important as ever.  Just ask Myfanwy Wallwork, Head AI Governance, Learning and Development at UTS Human T…
Kaushik Sridhar is not your typical ESG consultancy founder. From being an ex-tennis pro, kidnapped by Hezbollah and learning an adapting to four distinct cultures - his life experiences have cultivated a genuine resilience and perspective and honesty which is rare in the space. With over 20 years…
The law and litigation in the climate space is fundamental. Decarbonisation is one aspect, but also as a lever to change behaviour of the most powerful public and private institutions. So, speaking with Jennifer Balding to kick off Season 9 was a privilege. Her work at ASIC to secure the first reg…
What if the most impactful way to boost long-term productivity was nature? For too long Australia it’s been in crisis, we look at labour,interest rates, business efficiency – recently AI, all while exploiting loopholes and complacency with our broken environmental laws. In our first episode for 2…
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