Offsetting carbon emissions through carbon credits often presents itself as a simple solution to climate change, however, the reality is more complicated. While the carbon
If you happen to buy The Guardian newspaper today, you’ll also get a fabulous supplement, a My Green Pod Magazine. It’s an awe inspiring, fact-packed and perfectly timed 64-page COP
Glasgow’s the place to be at the moment, be you a reforestation organisation or a passionate environmentalist! That said, it has been a bit of a whirlwind for all members
On Day 3 at COP, we could tell everybody was feeling it. There is so much going on around this space: talks, panels, protests, actions – you name it, it’s
This invigorating UNFCCC panel took place in a large theatre in the Side Events area (Strangford Lough) of the Blue Zone. We caught the second half; seven representatives of Indigenous
It’s Day Two at COP26 in Glasgow. Our Team have found their feet in the Blue and Green Zones and the fringe and they’ve hit the ground running. Last night
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 Eden Project have a colourful and impactful presence at COP26. Tracey spent a few minutes talking to Dave Harland, CEO of Eden Project International Ltd. Tracey and The Team
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
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
As we reported recently, we are utterly delighted to be part of the Hot Poets project. Our partner poet is the phenomenal Zena Edwards and we are so excited that
Having just conducted a stimulating ad hoc interview with Nick Henry whilst both charging our vehicles en route to #cop26, I look forward to learning more about the inspirational work of
It’s six weeks to Christmas, it’s sunny and I’m wearing sandals. The stormy weather that hammered the South West last night and flooded our Education Trustee Helen’s Somerset kitchen (again)