In the lead up to COP26 we spoke to three business leaders about their thoughts on the role of organisations in leading commitment and action on climate change.
How do the spaces we share as communities, shape us as individuals? In this third episode, we meet Joanne from Milwaukee (USA), as she tackles the consequences of long-term urban planning decisions that have limited access to work, healthcare and community facilities for African Americans in the city.
In the second half of our CEO’s, Jorge Pikunic, conversation David Victor from the University of California at San Diego – we dive into some of the specifics around achieving a more sustainable way of doing business.
Ahead of COP26, the 26th meeting of the United Nation’s Climate Change Conference, our CEO, Jorge Pikunic had a fascinating conversation with David Victor – one of the leading thinkers on climate change.
We live in remarkable times — the move to save people and planet is accelerating and unstoppable. Scientists, activists, commentators, artists, governments, regulators, and individuals are making themselves heard and making things happen.
How do the spaces we share as communities, shape us as individuals? In second episode, Yamalui speaks of his hope that growing education of young indigenous peoples will empower future generations with the skills and knowledge they need to defend their land.
We live in remarkable times — the move to save people and planet is accelerating and unstoppable. Scientists, activists, commentators, artists, governments, regulators, and individuals are making themselves heard and making things happen.
Since Jacques Charles made the first flight with a hot-air balloon in 1783, hydrogen has been a mainstay in transportation and heavy industry. Hydrogen is not new - From being a rocket fuel to being a critical component to the modern refining industry, hydrogen has transcended through the energy evolution since the 1960s.
