Guests in The Tunnel of the 348th Sustainable Hour are: Director of the National Sustainable Living Festival Luke Taylor and Swedish sustainability consultant Mats Larsson.
Category: Australian matters
THE REGENERATIVE HOUR: Restoring climate by rebuilding the landscape
In The Regenerative Hour no 27, we talk with three champions of regenerative farming, land management and carbon drawdown.
From grassroots with vision to global visibility
Our two guests in The Tunnel on 30 December 2020 are Briony O’Shea, chair of CORENA, and Margaret Hender, co-founder of Cedamia and founder of CORENA.
Gamechanger for climate emergency declaration campaign
“I call on all leaders worldwide to declare a state of climate emergency in their countries until carbon neutrality is reached,” the Secretary-General told a global climate summit. This is the focus of The Sustainable Hour no 345.
Electricity rules not keeping pace with technology
“Fix the voltage to 230, reduce emissions with 3 million tonnes of CO2 per year and save money,” suggests electrical engineer Ty Christopher, Strategic Adviser at Ecojoule, in this podcast interview.
Energy reality check, gas resistance and ecorestoration
Guests in The Sustainable Hour no 344 are David Spratt, Sal Fisher and Elly Tucker for talks about Climate Reality Check 2020, Gas Free Geelong and Ecosystem Restoration Camps.
Surfing a new wave of energy and action
In The Sustainable Hour on 2 December 2020, our special guest is elite surfer Adrian (Ace) Buchan.
Counter business as usual
Guests in The Sustainable Hour no 342 are Anisa Rogers from Blockade IMARC, Carina Mammone from Tomorrow Movement and Saimon Boyle from Urban Farm and House.
Paving the way to climate leadership
Our guests in the Tunnel on 18 November 2020 are two extraordinary climate leaders who are paving the way
Separated by borders – united in vision
Sonia KcKay, Margaret Fleck and Lynn Benn prepare us for the National Day of Action against new fossil fuels and former A League player Chris Harold speaks out about his climate concerns.