Podcast appearances and mentions of jim giles

Jim Giles discusses a wide range of topics covering Net Zero, Science based Targets, Carbon Markets, and the impact of various Carbon Market schemes on developing economies. 

In the past, conferences addressing market solutions to the climate crisis were attended by professionals with ‘sustainability’ in their titles. But we’ve begun to realize that sustainability is everyone’s responsibility, and the audience has expanded. In fact, this year’s VERGE 20 (register at this link with Nori's 15% off discount code) is more accessible than ever, welcoming anyone who’s interested to learn more about sustainable food systems and carbon removal. Jim Giles is the Conference Chair of VERGE Food and VERGE Carbon at GreenBiz. On this bonus episode of the podcast, Jim joins Ross to discuss the upcoming GreenBiz conference, VERGE 20, sharing some of the notable sessions and speakers on topics like purchasing carbon offsets and scaling regenerative agriculture. Jim explains how VERGE will look different this year, describing how his team has pivoted to a virtual format, and what they are doing to recreate 1:1 connections among the 10K projected attendees! Listen in for insight around the growing interest in sustainability and find out how YOU can be a part of the VERGE 20 online conference. Connect with Nori Purchase Nori Carbon Removals Nori Nori on Facebook Nori on Twitter Nori on Patreon Email podcast@nori.com Subscribe on iTunes Carbon Removal Newsroom Resources VERGE 20 VERGE 20 Nori Discount Link GreenBiz Events Jim Giles on Carbon Removal Newsroom Jim’s Food Weekly Newsletter VERGE 20 Accelerate Solidia Jonathan Goldberg Carbon Direct Anna Escuer Google Sustainability Google’s Recent Climate Commitments Announcement Robyn O’Brien rePlant Capital Steele Lorenz Farmers Business Network Hopin Circularity 20 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/reversingclimatechange/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/reversingclimatechange/support

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In this episode, I sit down with 90-year-old Jim Giles to talk about how he’s truly flourished in his later life by focusing his time on his creative endeavours. In his 60’s he went back to university to get his degree in Fine Art and then in his 80’s he goes on to complete his Masters, proving to us all that its never too late to go down a new path. Jim shares his experiences growing up during a world war and some of the challenges he’s faced. He also reflects back on some of his regrets in life and shares some of the wisdom he’ll be passing onto his grandchildren. For me personally, I feel there’s so much to gain from sitting down with our elders and absorbing all the wisdom they have to share. I certainly left with a spring in my step. If you enjoyed this episode then please share this with a friend & subscribe for future episodes, and for more info check out our website: www.dogoodpodcast.co.uk Jim's Scarf Project https://weareraw.co.uk/work/jims-scarf-project For regular updates follow along on: Instagram: www.instagram.com/rob_watson_/ Twitter: twitter.com/rob_watson_ Facebook: www.facebook.com/rob.watson.925

VERGE Carbon conference chair Jim Giles joins the show to tell us all about the event, October 22nd-24th in Oakland, California. Alexsandra Guerra will be speaking, and a fair number of Norinauts will probably be there too. You can register with our 10% discount code V19NORI here.

Many stories today have some link to the past, however, according to Jim, many of are taught history to accept it as it is. In this episode, we explore Timeline.com’s background and the initiatives they are undertaking to thrive in a narrow publishing niche.   Support the show.

Podcast Editor Anne R. Williamson interviews article author Marcia Godwin on civic engagement before, during, and after the Great Recession. They are joined by Aimee Franklin and Jim Giles in the discussion on this article.