The Sustainable Hour no 378 with #VoteEarthNow founder Rob Eisenberg and Bright Spark eco-driver teacher Greg Lacey.
Tag: electric vehicles
Bridging the us-and-them divide
Guests in The Sustainable Hour no 373 are Tesla-driving Daniel Bleakley and Dr Blanche Verlie, author of the new book ‘Learning To Live With Climate Change’.
Drive the difference
Guest in The Sustainable Hour no 371 are Simon Kalinowski, CEO, Mandalay Technologies, and Noreen Nicholson, who is special events co-ordinator for Geelong Sustainability pushing for a community bulk-buy of electric vehicles.
Zero emission EV revolution around the corner
The internal combustion engine will soon be gone. Most car companies have announced when they will be fully-electric – some by 2025, others by 2030 – and Australia will soon start producing its own EVs as well.
Renewables not gas make a country lucky
Guests in The Sustainable Hour no 358 are the Victorian Trades Hall just transition officer Colin Long and Smart Energy Council board member Simon Holmes à Court.
Women in charge: Green humour, electricity and sharing
In The Sustainable Hour no 353 we are shaking the tree together with comedian Mandy Nolan and electric car sharer Jess Butler
What we can do from the inside
What we can do from the inside. Guests in The Sustainable Hour no 313 are economist Jim Crosthwaite who talks about the economics of gas, and Janet Massey who talks about her electric car.
Colin Mockett’s global outlook
The world is changing fast. If we don’t keep track of the changes, we lose out on the opportunities we have right in front of our nose to transform, transition, change and improve our city, our homes and our lives.
Movement to stop coal aims to become unstoppable
Our guests in The Sustainable Hour on 29 March 2017 are Doug Rolfe from the Alternative Technology Association, and Anine Cummins from 350.org Melbourne – as the largest anti-coal movement in Australia’s history is kicked off to stop Adani’s mega
Geelong’s sustainable motor enthusiasts
Meet the Alternative Technology Association’s Geelong EV Branch. You could describe them as nerds who take pleasure in spending endless hours on solving mechanical and electronic challenges as an expensive hobby. But you could also see these men and women