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In this episode of Racing Green, Adrian Ma chats with Caz Conneller from LOUD Mobility about her journey into the world of e-mobility and the inspiring She’s Electric campaign. Caz discusses the barriers women face in the e-bike world, exploring issues like safety concerns and representation. Caz shares her personal story and why she is committed to breaking down the systemic challenges that keep women from cycling.
Caz highlights the innovative work being done by She’s Electric and LOUD Mobility to make cycling more inclusive. From targeted campaigns to community-building efforts, learn how the organisation is empowering women and making e-biking accessible to all. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on breaking down barriers in the cycling community.
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In this episode of Racing Green, we sit down with Tessa Clarke, CEO and Co-Founder of Olio, to uncover the inspiring journey behind this innovative food-sharing app that started with a simple WhatsApp test. We explore how Tessa, who didn't initially set out to be a tech entrepreneur, has balanced creating an impactful, feel-good, and revenue-generating platform. We delve into the cultural connections between household and workplace waste, and how Olio's partnerships have brought communities and businesses closer to tackle waste together.
Tessa shares insights into the waste hierarchy, sustainable boardroom conversations, and the nuances of effective storytelling and communication to combat greenwashing. Additionally, we get a sneak peek into Olio's latest features and future plans, including international expansion and Tessa’s vision following the UK government's GREAT campaign spotlight in New York. Finally, Tessa offers actionable advice for green champions eager to make a tangible difference in waste reduction.
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Join host Maeve Campbell as she chats with Dan McGrail in this episode of Racing Green LIVE, as he delves into the critical world of renewable energy. From explaining the basics and importance of renewable energy to examining the UK's current energy mix, Dan covers it all. Discover the history of renewables, the differences between onshore and offshore wind, and how we can address the intermittency issue with innovative storage solutions. Dan also discusses the challenges and drawbacks of renewables on both industrial and domestic levels, offering practical advice for those who can't install solar panels.
Explore the future of wind energy in the UK, its impact on energy bills, and the political landscape shaping renewable investments. Dan sheds light on Labour's interest in floating wind projects and the recent industry cutbacks due to inflation. Despite these challenges, Dan shares a hopeful vision for a sustainable and cleaner future. Tune in for a concise yet comprehensive exploration of the renewable energy revolution.
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In this episode of Racing Green, Chloe Tuck chats with Georgia Yexley and Caz Conneller from LOUD Mobility about their She’s Electric campaign. They discuss the barriers women face in the e-bike world, exploring issues like safety concerns and representation. Georgia and Caz share personal stories and why they are committed to breaking down the systemic challenges that keep women from cycling.
Caz and Georgia highlights the innovative work being done by She’s Electric and LOUD Mobility to make cycling more inclusive. From targeted campaigns to community-building efforts, learn how the organisation is empowering women and making e-biking accessible to all. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on breaking down barriers in the cycling community.
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In this episode of Racing Green Live, hosted by Elizabeth Corse, we welcome Julia Pallé, VP of Sustainability at Formula E, to discuss the fascinating intersection of motorsports and sustainability. Julia shares her journey into the world of motorsports and her wake-up call to sustainability, explaining the origins and purpose of Formula E. She provides insights into the impact of removing combustion engines and compares Formula E's environmental footprint with other sports.
We also explore the connections between Formula E, Extreme E, and Formula 1, and discuss the current and future risks posed by climate change to motorsports. Julia shares her observations on industry trends and the challenges she faces in her role, offering a glimpse into the boardroom conversations and the leadership team's concerns and hopes. Finally, she paints a vivid picture of what Formula E could look like in the future, offering an inspiring vision for the future of sustainable motorsports.
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In this enlightening episode of Racing Green, we sit down with Oriele Frank, Co-Founder and Chief Product and Chief Sustainability Officer at Elemis, to explore her incredible 31-year journey with the luxury skincare brand. Oriele shares the transformative trends she has witnessed over the decades and delves into how sustainability became a core priority for her and the company. She discusses the three pillars of Elemis' sustainability strategy—Biodiversity, Climate, and People—and the significance of achieving B Corp certification. Oriele offers insights on educating teams, engaging consumers, and tackling the challenges in implementing sustainable changes, particularly in the supply chain, while balancing short-term business demands with long-term goals.
Tune in for a candid look at the highs and lows of steering Elemis towards a greener future, packed with inspiration and actionable takeaways for businesses and individuals alike.
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In this episode of Racing Green, recorded live at Earthfest 2024, Gemma Tuck hosts an enlightening conversation with Jordan Brompton, co-founder of myenergi as they dive into the future of sustainable living and the vital role of home energy decarbonisation. Discover why reducing carbon emissions at home is crucial, whether we can ever truly move away from centralised grid supply, and how small, everyday actions can make a significant global impact. Explore the reality of the eco-smart home of tomorrow and learn about the inspiration behind myenergi’s innovative product range, designed to accelerate progress towards a net-zero society. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on how myenergi is shaping a greener, more sustainable world, offering insights and actionable ideas for everyone, from eco-enthusiasts to those just starting their sustainability journey.
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In this episode, recorded live at Earthfest 2024, Caitlin Rozario hosts a captivating discussion with Beccy Speight, CEO of the RSPB, where they explore the crucial role of businesses in nature conservation. Discover practical insights on integrating sustainability with biodiversity, insights into initiatives like Save Our Wild Isles, and Beccy's optimism amidst challenges. Tune in to gain actionable steps for both businesses and individuals in fostering environmental stewardship.
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In this episode, Jamie Quinn, Sustainability Director of Related Argent, the asset manager of King’s Cross, Brent Cross Town and other nearby developments. explores the sustainability of London's Kings Cross Estate. Once an industrial hub, it's now a beacon of eco-friendly urban living. Jamie uncovers the innovative approaches that transformed Kings Cross, from energy-efficient buildings to vibrant green spaces. While discussing the importance of collaboration with local groups, Jamie discusses the upcoming event Earthfest, a sustainability festival spanning many areas of Kings Cross, and how the carbon neutral estate is the perfect location.
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Join us for an eye-opening episode featuring Tessa Clarke, the visionary Founder of Olio, as we delve into the heart of the circular economy and waste reduction. In this enlightening conversation, Tessa takes us on a journey through the inception of Olio and the innovative mobile app that has become a driving force in reshaping our approach to waste. Discover the power of community collaboration as Olio empowers individuals to share surplus food, fostering a sense of connection while reducing environmental impact. Tune in for an inspiring dialogue on how technology, community, and a passion for sustainability converge to create a powerful tool for change. Don't miss this episode as we explore how Olio is transforming the way we view and tackle waste in our quest for a more circular and waste-free world.
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In this groundbreaking episode, we venture into the world of artificial intelligence and its incredible potential to combat one of the most pressing challenges of our time: climate change. Join us as we sit down with Drew Purves from Google DeepMind, a pioneer in the field of AI, to explore the cutting-edge innovations that are reshaping our approach to environmental conservation.
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In this episode of Racing Green, we speak with Daniel McGrail, CEO of RenewableUK, about wind power. Discover the benefits of wind energy, the challenges in transitioning, and how wind power is reshaping the nation's energy landscape. Join us for a concise yet insightful exploration of the future of renewable energy in the UK.
Dan McGrail took up his post of Chief Executive at RenewableUK in May 2021, previously working as CEO of Siemens Engines. Between 2010 and 2014 he led Siemens plans to develop and invest in offshore wind turbine manufacturing in the UK, securing the world-class offshore wind turbine blade factory and port facility in Hull, negotiating with the UK government and overseeing one of the company’s most significant factory investments in its recent history.
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In this episode we are joined by Gill Nowell, EV expert at UK based ElectriX, as we discuss the current state of EV adoption, the intricacies of salary sacrificing for EVs, and the impact of policy initiatives pushing towards cleaner, more efficient, transportation in the UK. Gill explains the key challenges facing the EV transition as well as busting some myths along the way.
If you or your business want to know more about the electric car salary sacrifice scheme and how it can support your sustainability targets and help your employees make the switch to electric in a cost-efficient way, then please get in touch.
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As the world grapples with the escalating consequences of climate change, the devastating impact on marine ecosystems is becoming increasingly evident. Coral reefs, which are vital to the health of our oceans and support an estimated 25% of all marine species, are facing severe challenges due to rising ocean temperatures. The Great Barrier Reef, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the largest coral reef system on Earth, has experienced frequent and intense coral bleaching events, threatening its very existence. The damage inflicted by bleaching not only affects the marine life that depends on the reef, but also has far-reaching implications for the global climate.
The loss of these reefs would have a profound impact on millions of people who rely on the reefs for their livelihoods, as well as on the countless species that call them home.
As we confront the challenge of preserving these crucial ecosystems, could a promising technology called cloud brightening offer a potential solution to mitigating the effects of climate change on our reefs?
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With over three billion people relying on fish as a crucial source of protein and millions more depending on fishing for their livelihoods, the health of our oceans has never been more vital. Yet, we find ourselves at a tipping point, where unsustainable fishing practices are wreaking havoc on marine ecosystems and posing a profound threat to the very fabric of life beneath oceans.
The magnitude of this issue is staggering: currently, a disconcerting 90% of global fish stocks are either fully exploited, overexploited, or depleted. This alarming trajectory endangers not only the diverse marine species that call our oceans home - but also the delicate balance of our world's ecosystems. As we navigate these treacherous waters, we must confront the harsh reality of overfishing and the need for immediate, impactful action.
So could there be a way to preserve and protect one of our most naturally sustainable sources of protein?
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A staggering 8 million metric tons of plastic waste makes its way into our oceans every year, and we have yet to comprehend the full scale of its long-term effects on our ecosystems and food sources. This distressing reality brings the urgent need to address the ever-growing problem of ocean plastics to the forefront. Microplastics, the most insidious form of this pollution, have infiltrated even the most remote aquatic environments, posing a grave threat to marine life and wreaking havoc on delicate ecosystems across the globe.
In this daunting scenario, Fionn Ferreira's pioneering research technology emerges, as a beacon of hope. With Fionn’s innovation, we stand at the precipice of a turning point—a chance to reclaim our oceans and set the stage for a cleaner, more sustainable planet.
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In this episode, we speak to Irina Druzhinina, Senior Research Leader of Fungal Diversity & Systematics at Kew Gardens, who talks to us about a fungus that has the rare ability to break down polymer chains in plastic. This research brings hope to scientists that there is a biological solution to the terrifying levels of plastic waste we are experiencing on our planet.
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In this episode, we speak to Richard Dillon, CEO of Ivy Farm Technologies, who talks us through the current environmental issue they are trying to tackle. Raising livestock for meat, eggs, and milk is estimated to generate more than 14% of global greenhouse gasses, the second highest source of emissions and greater than all transport combined. It is one of the leading causes of deforestation, biodiversity loss, and water pollution. But with a reluctance to change our daily lives, can science save our bacon? Does Ivy Farm, a revolutionary cultivated meat production company developing the technology to grow real meat at scale without farming, have the solution?
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In this episode Jeffrey Young is joined by Gunnlaugur Erlendsson, CEO OF ENSO. They discuss the issues surrounding vehicle emissions, the rise in electric vehicles, and ENSO's aim to dramatically reduce microplastics through their sustainable tyre technology. ENSO is looking to deliver tyres with uncompromised performance, without passing the cost to drivers or the environment, moving electric vehicles to a truly sustainable future. This fascinating episodes explores this innovative technology, its challenges, and what the future looks like for sustainability in the automotive industry.
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