Maurie Britt, director of The Heat Shop, about why the shift away from gas and towards electrification is accelerating.
Maurie Britt, director of The Heat Shop, about why the shift away from gas and towards electrification is accelerating.
In this second episode of The Force of Life podcast series, writer, philosopher, and sociologist Barbara Lepani explains what she calls ‘enlivenment’.
Our guest in The Sustainable Hour no. 569 is Dr Philippa England, a clean-energy trailblazer from Queensland.
Our guest in The Sustainable Hour no. 565 is Ruth Blackhirst from Geelong Sustainability, organiser of Sustainable House Day
The Sustainable Hour no. 562 takes us to Denmark where Mik Aidt is reporting back on what the green transition looks and feels like on the ground.
The Sustainable Hour no. 560: Peter Andrews and Martin Royds deliver a masterclass in landscape function and soil biology.
Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 599 are corporate laywer Robert Hinkley and Shannon Mead, founder of No More Butts.
Corporate lawyer Robert Hinkley says world court decision has potential to end greenhouse gas emissions.
A new movement is reframing the climate conversation to be not around guilt, or blame, or carbon calculators net-zero targets and climate science, but around meaning, connection, and joy.
A ranked list of six approaches which represent the most impactful endeavours humanity is undertaking to cut carbon emissions.