Climate Changer Podcast with Paul Gehres

In Episode 13 of The Climate Changer Podcast, Waterwise's Hazel Lewis returns to chat Water Saving Week 2018. We walk through a truly water-aware day, tips for reducing your personal water footprint, and how to get involved with the week's festivities. ✔ Join our family of subscribers: http://www.paulgehres.com#subscribe ► Listen to the next episodes of The Climate Changer Podcast: http://www.paulgehres.com/podcast Follow Paul on social media: ✔ Like on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ClimatePaul ✔ Follow on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/ClimatePaul

In Episode 12 of The Climate Changer Podcast, Helen Newcombe of DavyJ discusses launching her circular economy startup - an active women's swimwear brand featuring stylish, durable swimsuits made from recycled ocean waste. Full Show Notes at: https://www.paulgehres.com/blog/show-notes-ccp-112-davyj For more on DavyJ... Website: www.davyj.org Instagram: instagram.com/davyjs Facebook: facebook.com/davyjswimwear/ Twitter: twitter.com/davyJs

In Episode 11 of The Climate Changer Podcast, Gemma James of the UN Principles for Responsible Investment (UNPRI) discusses fracking and the merits of investor engagement in natural resource (extractives industry) projects.

In Episode 10 of The Climate Changer Podcast, ethicist Dr Travis Rieder joins us to discuss the moral dilemma of whether to have children in a resource-constrained, climate changing world. Full show notes at: http://www.paulgehres.com/blog/interview-with-travis-rieder-population-bioethics-and-climat

In Episode 9 of The Climate Changer Podcast, ex-Labour MP William Bain and Carbon Brief’s Policy Editor Dr Simon Evans join Paul to discuss the potential political, climate, and energy implications of the upcoming UK General Election.

In Episode 8 of The Climate Changer Podcast, Morgan Gillespy (Head of CDP Water) discusses her work on corporate water stewardship, the influence of water-focused Sustainable Development Goals, and exciting new initiatives like Context-Based Targets.

In Episode 7 of the Climate Changer Podcast, legal researcher Lovleen Bhullar discusses her research on water pollution in India including rights-based approaches, agency fragmentation, and the complexities of measuring the ’success’ of initiatives.

In Episode 6 of the Climate Changer Podcast, Hazel Lewis of Waterwise breaks down the opening of the English water markets and how this increased competition offers opportunities for businesses.

In Episode 5 of the Climate Changer Podcast, Bill Hemmings (Director of Aviation and Shipping at Transport & Environment) discusses October's global agreement in Montreal concerning the emissions of international aviation. Jargon busting: * ICAO - International Civil Aviation Organisation * CORSIA - Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation * LDCs: Least Developed Countries * SIDS: Small Island Developing States * CAEP (pronounced “cape”): ICAO's Committee on Aviation Environmental Protection * EU ETS - EU Emissions Trading System * IMO - International Maritime Organisation * A4A: Airlines for America * IATA: International Air Transport Association Other items referenced: * Non-CO2 impacts of aviation: read more from the CCC's report from a few years ago (https://www.theccc.org.uk/archive/aws2/Aviation%20Report%2009/21667B%20CCC%20Chapter%206.pdf) * T&E study on fuel tax: https://www.transportenvironment.org/sites/te/files/publications/CE_Delft_7B52_Estimated_revenues_of_VAT_and_fuel_tax_on_aviation_def.pdf

In Episode 4 of the Climate Changer Podcast, Mike Zimonyi (Climate Disclosure Standards Board) comments on the crowded field of mandatory and voluntary climate reporting initiatives, including how this landscape may evolve in the future. Special note: This episode mentions that you can take action by calling your pension provider to request that your money is invested into a sustainable fund. To get started, listeners in the UK should check out the resources at ShareAction (http://action.shareaction.org/page/content/greentlightlanding/)

In Episode 3 of the Climate Changer Podcast, Conor Riffle (Director of CDP Cities, Co-Founder of ESG Trends) discusses global cities’ role in both tackling and preparing for climate change. We also chat about the sustainability of global urbanisation and the recent launch of his startup ESG Trends.

In Episode 2 of the Climate Changer Podcast, Iain Watt discusses last year’s global climate agreement in Paris, the ambition to limit warming to 1.5C, and the private sector’s ability to enable this low-carbon transition.

In this episode of the Climate Changer Podcast, I chat with Alex Kazaglis about the climate change and energy policy issues facing the UK, Australia, and Nigeria.

In this episode of the Climate Changer Podcast, I chat with Alex Kazaglis about the climate change and energy policy issues facing the UK, Australia, and Nigeria.