COP26: What to Take In and Take Out from Week 1

COP26 Green Zone Foliage

We’re already halfway through the COP26 conference – it’s gone SO fast! If it’s been hard for us up here in Glasgow to keep tabs of all the major achievements, announcements and positive solutions we’ve found, then no doubt you’ve found it hard back at home! So, with that, here’s my COP Week 1 Round-up: […]

Fridays for Future Climate Strike

Fridays for Future crowds in Glasgow during COP26

Some members of our team, Jake, Sue and Lauren, attended the Fridays For Future strike on November 5th in Glasgow.  “I’ve learnt more here today than during the time in the official conference green zone. Nothing short of transformational change is required to address the Climate Crisis. People across the world have suffered – and […]

An Address to the Leaders of the Future

Tracey West and a group of students from The Edinburgh Academy

There’s no doubt about it, it’s the youngsters amongst us that are the real leaders of the future. Whilst in the Green Zone on Thursday, Lauren and I sparked up a conversation with a class from The Edinburgh Academy led by their tutor, Chris Turley, who teaches history, politics and modern studies. The students were […]

Helping Us to Visualise the Climate Crisis

Lauren Beavis interviews Professor Nigel Fox on his work with Space4Climate. He explains how satellite technology can help us to visualise the destruction caused to our planet, bringing the message of urgency to a wider audience. NPL is the UK’s National Metrology Institute, developing and maintaining the national primary measurement standards. It is a Public Corporation owned by […]

EVENT: Breaking Down the Science: How to Live & Work More Sustainably

Jake Causley, Dominic Hurndall, Bill McGuire, Tracey West and Simon West in front of Sherbrooke Mosspark Parish Church

Tuesday 9th November, 7:00-8:30pm at Sherbrooke Mosspark Parish Church We’re at a point in history where science, sustainability and business simply have to come together and meld. Whatever business or service sector you are involved in, the consensus from the scientific community is clear: respect and recognition must be made and responsibility taken for the […]

Soaking Up The Atmosphere of Day 1 In The Blue Zone

Africa@COP26

Day 1 was overwhelmingly amazing. I barely slept with the excitement of knowing I had an observer’s pass into the Blue Zone at COP26! After the first QR code check, the queue outside took almost an hour before we reached the warmer security queue; I guess with thousands of people and airport style security, it […]

Can the Power of TV Actually Combat the Climate Crisis?

Dana Strong, Mark Strong, David Halpern, and Kay Burley

A recent study created for Sky from The Behavioural Insights Team has found that there is evidence television can make a difference in our choices. No surprises there. What’s encouraging is that this data is now purportedly going to be used to bring awareness, give knowledge, and help with future actions to help combat climate […]

No-fly Filming

A Glasgow based film crew

In the queue to get into COP26 for the first time (more on that in another article) we met a Glasgow-based camera operator and sound person. Of course, we asked them who they were filming for and we were pleasantly surprised by their answer. An Australian documentary is being made that features COP26, but rather […]