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Shaken Not BurnedDeveloping corporate strategy in an unstable world with CDPAt last week's 2026 World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, the language of cooperation and resilience may have been everywhere, but the world seems to feel more fragmented, more uncertain and more politically charged than ever.In this episode, Felicia Jackson is joined by Sherry Madera, chief executive of CDP, to unpack what Davos revealed about the shifting risk landscape, and what businesses are actually doing about it.Drawing on CDP’s latest Corporate Health Check of 10,000 companies, the conversation explores why the focus is mov...
2026-01-2942 min
Shaken Not BurnedFood, climate, and the risks we don’t see coming with Helios AIIn this episode of Shaken Not Burned, Felicia talks with Francisco Martin-Rayo, chief executive of Helios AI about the uncomfortable truth behind today’s food prices: climate volatility is no longer a future risk — it’s already reshaping what we can grow, where we can grow it, and whether certain foods show up on our shelves at all.This isn’t just about floods and fires. It’s about quieter, more destabilising shifts in seasons, rainfall patterns, pests and temperature thresholds that are undermining harvests and driving volatility through the global food syste...
2026-01-2246 min
Shaken Not BurnedUnlocking the power of Quiet Capital with Sallyann Della Casa of GLEACIn a world obsessed with financial capital, what if the assets that matter most for resilience don’t show up on a balance sheet at all?In this episode of Shaken Not Burned, Felicia talks to Sallyann Della Casa, founder of the mentorship and learning platform GLEAC, to explore the idea of quiet capital, the invisible forms of value that increasingly determine who adapts and thrives in an AI-driven world.Quiet capital includes trust, networks you can actually mobilise, deep contextual knowledge, purpose, and community. These are th...
2026-01-1549 min
Shaken Not BurnedSustainability: are we f***ed?2025 hasn’t been the easiest year. Amid ongoing genocides, Trump becoming US president again, and the EU backtracking on some of its most innovative policies, it feels like progress on sustainability matters has been slow, even non-existent.Meanwhile, billionaires are becoming richer, artificial intelligence is taking people’s jobs and attention spans, and the climate breakdown continues at a pace. Notably, last year the Earth reached its first tipping point, meaning that warm water coral reefs are unlikely to recover from the damage seen so far unless we drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions.All this...
2026-01-0841 min
Shaken Not BurnedRethinking water use starts in the shower with ShowerkapWater scarcity is already one of the world’s biggest risks — so why do we treat long showers as inconsequential?In this episode of Shaken Not Burned, Felicia talks to Carly Hunt, head of strategic partnerships at Showerkap, about how everyday behaviour shapes water resilience. They explore why most water solutions overlook human habits, how behavioural nudges can cut water use without forcing change, and what early pilots in hotels and universities reveal about the power of small shifts.The conversation also challenges the idea that individual actions don’t matter. Carly shares how on...
2025-12-1833 min
Shaken Not BurnedThe power of visuals in sustainability with Getty ImagesWe are a podcast, but we have to admit: images can speak more than words. A powerful visual can tell a story, evoke sensations, and even inspire action. And isn’t that an essential tool in communicating about climate and sustainability?Yet, for one reason or another, we resort to cliches: a polar bear on melting ice, a blue marble image, hands joining together over some greenery. Sure, they are cliches for a reason – but which are the alternatives, and how can they capture the attention of our audience?In this week’s episode, Felicia interv...
2025-12-1142 min
Shaken Not BurnedPreventing PFAS pollution with Ship & Shore EnvironmentalPFAS, or forever chemicals, are one of the most urgent but misunderstood issues in environmental health. This group of nearly 15,000 man-made substances are used to make many products more durable or waterproof, but they don’t break down. Instead, they accumulate in our water, our soil and even our bodies. While we don’t yet have a full picture of their impacts, we know that they have been linked to health issues, such as increased risk of cancer and immune disorders. So, how do we deal with them?This week, Felicia speaks to Anoosh...
2025-12-0444 min
Shaken Not BurnedCan blockchain solve the carbon markets' transparency woes? With KlimaDAOCarbon markets are intended to be the backbone of climate finance – but they’re often criticised for being opaque, inefficient, and riddled with credibility issues. This week, Giulia talked to Alex Taylor, co-founder at KlimaDAO and Carbonmark, about the messy reality of the voluntary carbon markets, from opaque pricing, questionable credit quality, middlemen capturing most of the value, as well as why so many people doubt the whole system.KlimaDAO tried to use blockchain to make the market more transparent and efficient by tokenising carbon credi...
2025-11-2744 min
Shaken Not BurnedWhat lies beneath: the ocean’s hidden climate risk with Professor Callum RobertsEurope talks a big game on marine protection but, beneath the surface, the picture is far more fragile. This week on Shaken Not Burned, Felicia speaks with Professor Callum Roberts, one of the world’s leading marine biologists and lead scientist on the Convex Seascape Survey. His research reveals a climate risk we almost never count: what happens to the carbon stored in our seabed when it’s torn up by trawling.The ocean floor is one of the planet’s largest natural carbon stores, locking away vast reserves built up over millennia. But each time a...
2025-11-2041 min
Shaken Not BurnedMaking the invisible visible: how impact measurement drives decarbonisation with ClimatePointLet’s dive into a part of climate action that too often sits behind the scenes: the hard work of making impact measurable and decision-ready. Sustainability teams may spend years drowning in data, frameworks and reporting demands, yet businesses still struggle to answer the simplest question of all: what’s the best choice to make?This week, Felicia speaks to Nick Catania, co-founder of ClimatePoint, a company that is building bottom-up tools that trace impacts through the full life cycle of a product. The purpose is to quantify the delta between busi...
2025-11-1343 min
Shaken Not BurnedThe shape of trust: inside the new ISO net zero standardWhat does it really mean to be net zero? In a world overflowing with climate claims, standards are becoming the new currency of trust, as they set technical definitions and create common ground.This week, we’re exploring something that could reshape how the world defines and delivers climate ambition: the new ISO net zero guidelines.Our guest is Noelia Garcia Nebra, head of sustainability at the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). ISO’s purpose is to bring credibility to achieve net zero, a ra...
2025-11-0646 min
Shaken Not BurnedCOP30, connection and the courage to keep showing up with Impatience EarthThe Conference of the Parties, or COP30 this year in Brazil, can seem remote – bureaucratic, elite, hard to connect with. But it’s also one of the few spaces where solidarity can still take shape. The same is true of philanthropy: when it’s built on listening and trust, not hierarchy or control, it becomes a bridge between people and resources rather than another layer of power.This week's guest is Raysa França, climate justice educator and philanthropy advisory manager at Impatience Earth. We talk about philan...
2025-10-3043 min
Shaken Not BurnedStorytelling and cultural nuance in climate action with NarrativesWorking in sustainability means getting the story right. We may have crunched the numbers and estimated the risks of biodiversity loss in a certain area, or the opportunities arising from decarbonising a certain sector. But if we don’t communicate effectively with our stakeholders, there is a real risk that all of this effort will go to waste. This is particularly true when interacting with stakeholders requires navigating cultural differences. So how can storytelling help enable a just transition? In this week’s episode, Giulia intervi...
2025-10-2330 min
Shaken Not BurnedFacts, feelings, and the fight for climate reality with the Conscious Advertising NetworkEvery day we read new headlines about climate extremes, yet behind the noise lies a quieter, more corrosive threat: misinformation.In this week's episode of Shaken Not Burned, we explore why climate misinformation isn’t a communications issue or a social-media nuisance, but a systemic business risk that can destabilise economies, erode public trust, and undermine effective climate action.Our guest, Harriet Kingaby, co-chair of the Conscious Advertising Network, explains how misinformation spreads through ad-tech systems and algorithmic incentives that reward outrage over truth. She reveals why br...
2025-10-1639 min
Shaken Not BurnedThe sustainability correction: hard truths for finance with Vlerick Business SchoolThis week, we are talking about the turbulence surrounding ESG and sustainable finance. The question we’re exploring: is the backlash against ESG a crisis, or a necessary correction?Joining us is Professor Thanos Verousis, an economist and researcher on sustainable finance at Vlerick Business School. Together, we unpack why ESG is under fire, what went wrong, and how finance can evolve to meet the challenges of the 21st century.It is tempting to see ESG as the future of finance or to dismiss it entirely as a failed fad. But as Thanos ex...
2025-10-0941 min
Shaken Not BurnedChallenging the consumer products status quo with AsanThink about the products you use every day at home. The hand soap. The cleaning spray. The sponge for the dishes. The face cream. The toothpaste. Why do you buy certain brands, with certain packaging and certain ingredients? Whether it's because they were the products of our childhood, or the advertising has convinced us, or the price is just too convenient, we may not spend much time questioning our purchase decisions. It feels like consumers are pushed towards disposable items that contain powerful chemicals that may not necessarily be good for pe...
2025-10-0226 min
Shaken Not BurnedResponsible business with UN Global Compact Network UKIs ESG really “dead,” or are we asking the wrong question?Perhaps, we should examine what it takes to run a truly responsible business in today’s high-risk environment.This week, Giulia is joined by Steve Kenzie, executive director of the UN Global Compact Network UK, to explore how the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative is pushing companies beyond paper commitments and into real accountability.It is tempting to think that ESG acronyms, ratings, and disclosure frameworks capture what responsibility means. Meanwhile, as Steve explains, the unde...
2025-09-2543 min
Shaken Not BurnedSeason 5 trailer: building sustainability literacyAt the heart of Shaken Not Burned is sustainability literacy. But not in the sense of teaching acronyms or repeating headlines. What we mean is something bigger: the skills to understand how systems really work – and how to change them.The same skills that help you spot greenwash or untangle climate policy are the ones we all need to face today’s challenges: misinformation, polarisation, geopolitical shocks, even the cracks in democratic norms.Here’s the thing: we don’t need more theories telling us where we should be. We need the how...
2025-09-1102 min
Shaken Not BurnedFrom Formula One to food aisles: Nick Wirth’s ROI-driven sustainability revolutionWhat does it take to scale real-world climate solutions fast?In this episode, we explore what happens when you treat climate action like an engineering challenge, not just a moral imperative. Joining us is Nick Wirth, aerodynamicist, engineer, and former Formula One team owner turned cleantech entrepreneur. Today, he’s applying high-performance engineering to supermarkets, trucks, and buildings through Wirth Research, saving clients energy costs and cutting emissions with every installation.Nick walks us through his journey from designing wind-tunnel-free F1 cars to developing AirDoor and EcoBlade, technologies which are now being used acr...
2025-07-311h 16
Shaken Not BurnedGuardrails for growth: business inside a finite system with Dr. Katherine RichardsonLet’s step out of the ESG echo chamber and into a much bigger conversation: what are the real limits of our planet and how close are we to crossing them? Life on Earth has remained stable for the last 12,000 years, but that stability is starting to unravel.It’s tempting to treat climate change, pollution, biodiversity loss, and land use as separate “issues,” each with their own strategy, timeline, and department. But that’s not how Earth works, and businesses that think that way are flying blind.In this week’s episode, F...
2025-07-2448 min
Shaken Not BurnedGrowing clean agriculture with AgronomicsFrom climate volatility to food insecurity and antibiotic resistance, the global food system is at a breaking point. Industrial agriculture contributes up to 25% of global emissions, drives biodiversity loss, and strains farmers with volatile prices and precarity. It’s clear we need to change how food is made, not just how it's consumed: one bold solution is clean agriculture.In this week’s episode, Felicia speaks with Jim Mellon, entrepreneur, investor, and executive chairman of Agronomics, a company backing cellular agriculture and precision fermentation to create meat, dairy, eggs, and oils, without animal cruelty, deforestation, or ul...
2025-07-1742 min
Shaken Not BurnedThe rise of biodiversity markets with Bloom LabsThe world needs to plug a biodiversity finance gap worth $700 billion per year to effectively protect and restore nature, according to the United Nations. This issue is garnering more attention as sustainability efforts have evolved from reducing carbon emissions to protecting nature – moving from ‘do no harm’ to taking positive action.A turning point was the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, to which most countries agreed in 2022, defining biodiversity commitments, pushing for reporting and regulation and calling for more than $200 billion from public and private capital. One potential solution is rais...
2025-07-1043 min
Shaken Not BurnedDoughnut economics with the London Doughnut Economy CoalitionThere’s no denying that continuing to treat the natural world as we do will lead to ecological breakdown. We don’t seem to take into account how our consumption of natural resources affects the planet – which, ultimately, may stop providing those resources in the first place. UK economist Kate Raworth has developed a model, called doughnut economics, which provides an alternative system where humans can thrive without breaching planetary boundaries. In her landmark book, “Doughnut Economics: seven ways to think like a 21st century economist,” she suggests seven transformation points in our current economic system. In this we...
2025-07-0339 min
Shaken Not BurnedBuildings and the energy transition with Lord Adair TurnerFrom heating and cooling to construction materials and power demand, buildings are responsible for up to a third of global emissions—but rarely get the political or media attention they deserve. This week Felicia talks to Lord Adair Turner, chair of the Energy Transitions Commissions, to explore why that needs to change now.We dig into why electrification is the only real path to decarbonising the built environment, and why heat pumps, not hydrogen, are the smarter, more efficient bet for home heating. We explore how better insulation can drive down energy costs and we discuss the ur...
2025-06-2650 min
Shaken Not BurnedCarbon Literacy: from awareness to action with Phil KorbelIn this week’s episode Felicia Jackson talks to Phil Korbel, co-founder and director of advocacy at The Carbon Literacy Project, about what it truly means to move beyond awareness into action.Too often, climate conversations are filled with well-meaning phrases and distant threats. We hear about melting ice caps, rising seas, and catastrophic futures—but what do these really mean for our daily lives, our work, and our ability to shape the world around us?We dive into what carbon literacy actually is: not another layer of theory, but a practical framework that helps indi...
2025-06-1938 min
Shaken Not BurnedWhy regenerative agriculture matters now with Soil CapitalWith extreme weather disrupting harvests, food prices spiking, and soil health declining globally, regenerative agriculture is emerging as a compelling solution – not just for farmers, but for everyone who eats. This week, Felicia talks to Andrew Voysey, chief impact officer at Soil Capital, about why regenerative agriculture matters to farmers, industry and individuals.Regenerative agriculture isn’t just about greener farms: it’s about the resilience of our food system in the face of increasingly volatile weather. But while data shows how broken soil leads to broken supply chains and higher prices at the checkout, the pub...
2025-06-1240 min
Shaken Not BurnedWhat is climate litigation? With Planet Law LabThere are many ways to take climate action: one of these involves going to court. An increasing number of groups worldwide are driving change through legal means, in a process commonly known as climate litigation. Climate litigation matters because it brings climate responsibility into the legal arena, where science, rights, and accountability can meet enforceable action. It's not just about winning court cases—it's about creating leverage for systemic transformation. The strategic use of law has an important role to play in the sustainable transition. Some landmark cases have led to policy reforms or court-ordered emis...
2025-05-2241 min
Shaken Not BurnedIs corporate decarbonisation dead? With Eight VersaNot long ago, climate ambition was peaking: companies were racing to make net zero pledges and get approvals by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). But now, the mood has shifted.While most businesses haven’t completely walked away from climate action, many of them are rethinking their plans, moving deadlines forward or cutting their targets. Unfortunately, some are abandoning their initiatives altogether. In this week’s episode, which was our first-ever live recording, co-host Felicia Jackson interviews Chris Hocknell, director of Eight Versa, to explore whether corporate decarbonisation is de...
2025-05-151h 05
Shaken Not BurnedManaging climate risk in times of economic crisis with University of California, BerkeleyIt's a turbulent time for the global economy, which is leading some companies to row back on their sustainability commitments and focus their efforts on what is deemed essential spending. However, environmental impacts go both ways: a company can create environmental damage, for example by polluting the air or water, but it can also be at the receiving end of this damage, when ecosystem breakdown leads to flooding or wildfires. Last week we introduced the concept of climate risk, what it is and why it matters. At this point, preventing and managing climate risk becomes es...
2025-05-0842 min
Shaken Not BurnedWeathering the costs: climate risk and the new business reality with FISExtreme weather is here. Supply chains are vulnerable. Insurance costs are rising. And whether or not governments pull funding for climate science or roll back disclosure rules, businesses, economies, and insurers still have to grapple with the very real impacts. Insurers can’t afford to ignore mounting losses, and companies can’t afford to ignore their exposure. Risk still needs to be priced, especially in a world where the costs are only going up.In the latest episode of Shaken Not Burned, host Felicia Jackson sits down with Tom Sabbatelli-Goodyer, VP of climate risk at FIS, to unpa...
2025-05-0146 min
Shaken Not BurnedRegenerative economy: a return to nature with Doughnut Economics Action LabOur economic system is based on extracting as much value as possible from natural resources, without taking into consideration the principles and processes that power our ecosystems.Somehow, as humans, we have come to believe that we are not part of the natural world in an “us and them” situation. But, really, we are all the same. How can we survive without the Earth?Keeping our planet liveable means integrating our activities with nature, protecting and serving ecosystems, rather than exploiting them. If we focused on regeneration, rather than extraction, we could create a new bala...
2025-04-2446 min
Shaken Not BurnedConcrete change: why decarbonising cement is key with Eco Material TechnologiesCement might not be sexy, but it is responsible for 8% of global emissions – and it's in everything from critical infrastructure to homes. It's fundamental to development and its decarbonisation is critical to net zero success.This week, Felicia dives into the future of construction with Grant Quasha, CEO of Eco Material Technologies, the largest supplier of low-carbon cement alternatives in North America.They unpack how industrial waste like coal ash and steel slag are being transformed into sustainable building materials, why AI is reshaping power and construction demands, and how policy and carbon ta...
2025-04-1733 min
Shaken Not BurnedBeyond capitalism: the case for degrowth with Universitat Autònoma de BarcelonaWelcome to another week of Shaken Not Burned!If you live in today's world, you may be inclined to think that capitalism is the only viable way for our economies to exist. After all, it's been like that for centuries, but this system is not serving the vast majority of people, and certainly not the environment.Most companies today have the main goal of growth: expanding their market share, increasing revenue and profits, boosting returns to shareholders. However, we live on a planet that has finite resources – endless growth is just no...
2025-04-1030 min
Shaken Not BurnedSatellites, soil & forest carbon with ArbonicsOver the last couple of years forest carbon credits have become an increasingly contentious solution to the climate challenge because of questions around additionality, permanence and leakage. Scandals have emerged over how carbon credits are estimated and assessed, much of which stems from outdated or flawed methodologies. The risk of greenwashing is a core concern, that credits have been used by companies to appear climate-friendly without delivering real impact.With advancing technology, stronger regulation and the introduction of dynamic baselines however, nature-based solutions like forest conservation and reforestation are critical to the capture and storage o...
2025-04-0335 min
Shaken Not BurnedMoving from shareholder to stakeholder capitalism with The Blended Capital GroupIn our current economic system, a company director's primary responsibility is widely considered to be to maximise profits for its shareholders. Their interests take precedence over those of other stakeholders – such as employees, communities, and customers – but this comes at a cost. When the return on investment is prioritised, the consequences are socialised: for example, air pollution caused by industry affects public health, which local communities and, ultimately, the government are likely to pay for. Such externalities are not included in the cost of operations. The roots of this ideology can be traced back to econom...
2025-03-2732 min
Shaken Not BurnedWhy the future of food needs a radical shift with Cibus CapitalAgriculture is responsible for around a quarter of global emissions, yet the environmental impact isn’t reflected in the cost of food. The food industry faces the challenge of balancing supply and demand in a world of finite resources, alongside the externalities that modern food production has created – from biodiversity loss to rising health concerns linked to ultra-processed foods.This week Felicia talks to Alastair Cooper, head of venture at Cibus Capital, to explore one of the most pressing challenges of our time: the need for a sustainable food system. The conversation uncovers the hidden cost...
2025-03-2040 min
Shaken Not BurnedWhere are we with the energy transition? With TransitionZeroThe energy transition is firmly part of the mainstream discourse: politicians and companies often talk about it but, at times, it can feel like an abstract concept.Maybe our lives don't look much different at the moment – sure, there are more electric vehicles on the road and solar panels on roofs – but there is a huge amount of work going on in policy and industry to decarbonise our energy systems. While these new strategies require a whole set of changes on the supply and demand side, they bring out enormous opportunities.In o...
2025-03-1331 min
Shaken Not BurnedSeason 4 Ep 7: Frugal innovations: solutions for the Global South with a2iClimate resilience is essential to protect communities in vulnerable regions against extreme weather events. But the volume of funding for adaptation in the Global South, which bears the brunt of climate change, remains far smaller than that for mitigation, which is driving communities to find their own homegrown solutions. Richer nations, which contribute the majority of emissions, must be held accountable. This week, Felicia talks to Ashfaq Zaman, strategic communication advisor for Aspire to Innovate (a2i), the Bangladeshi government’s innovation agency, about resilience, vulnerability and reorganising the way we understand value.We...
2025-03-0633 min
Shaken Not BurnedSeason 4 Ep 6: The just transition with Startup Discovery SchoolIn order to transition the global economy to a more sustainable basis, we have to reshape economic systems to balance growth with environmental protection and social equity – and that means putting people at the heart of that transformation.The just transition is about ensuring that nobody is left behind; it's about upholding human rights, minimising negative impacts on workers, and boosting equality and opportunity. In this week’s episode, Giulia interviews Gosbert Chagula MBE, co-founder and head of programmes at the Startup Discovery School. He also sits on the UK Department of Business and Industrial Strat...
2025-02-2741 min
Shaken Not BurnedSeason 4 Ep 5 - Is the Paris Agreement fit for purpose?Multilateral treaties underpin so much of what's needed to achieve climate and sustainability goals, but few understand the complexities of international treaties or the real challenges of global cooperation.Nearly 200 nations with different economic and geopolitical interests have to negotiate emissions cuts, financial responsibilities, commitments and strategies for how to achieve their goals. Is it any wonder that most of us look at the annual climate meetings and wonder why progress is so slow?This week Felicia talks to Dr. Harald Heubaum, chair of the Centre for Energy and Climate Policy at SOAS, University of...
2025-02-2035 min
Shaken Not BurnedSeason 4 Ep 4 - Understanding biodiversity in business with EcoVadisBiodiversity is the foundation of nature’s ability to function, yet it’s vanishing at an alarming rate; so much so that experts call it the sixth mass extinction. With over half of the world’s GDP relying on nature, businesses ignoring this crisis risk major disruptions: biodiversity loss, largely driven by resource extraction and industrial activity, already has major effects on global supply chains and the economy. This week, Felicia chats with Nicole Sherwin, chief impact officer at sustainability intelligence company EcoVadis, about why biodiversity matters for businesses and how a risin...
2025-02-1332 min
Shaken Not BurnedSeason 4 Ep 3 - The business case for sustainability with FuturePlusAn effective sustainability strategy is now a necessity, but sometimes it can feel like yet another task to add to the pile. In times of uncertainty, however, sustainability isn’t just another chore – it’s the foundation for resilience, competitive advantage, and long-term survival. In this episode, Giulia interviews Mike Penrose, co-founder of sustainability management and reporting ecosystem Sustainability Group and FuturePlus, who argues that sustainability needs to be integrated into core business, rather than being addressed as a standalone endeavour.The conversation covers the role of chief sustainability officers, the impact of regulations, and why bus...
2025-02-0638 min
Shaken Not BurnedSeason 4 Ep 2 - Climate change: a super wicked problem? With Professor Mark MaslinClimate change is a super wicked problem: time is running out to address it; the same people who caused the problem are also the ones responsible for fixing it, from governments to the fossil fuel industry; and there's no central body or authority to turn to. On top of this, policymakers are in the habit of discounting the future, meaning they look at short-term wins rather than long-term solutions for which they may not be rewarded. For example, if the UK had pushed heavily into renewables early enough, the current cost of living crisis, largely driven by...
2025-01-3041 min
Shaken Not BurnedSeason 4 Ep 1 - Sustainability: how did we get here?Sustainability has become a business imperative. What years ago may have been dismissed as “hippie, tree-hugging” talk in the boardroom is now being seriously demanded by investors, customers, and consumers.But how did we get here?In the first episode of the fourth season, Shaken Not Burned co-host and co-founder Felicia Jackson takes the guest seat, interviewed by fellow co-host and co-founder Giulia Bottaro. Felicia has over two decades of experience in the sustainability world as a lecturer, consultant, researcher, and journalist.We cover the history of business sustainability, touching on the...
2025-01-2346 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 4: A new startSeason 4 of Shaken Not Burned is about to start!Our new iteration is all about providing the tools to build sustainability literacy. Many professionals are being thrust into a world they are not familiar with, having to learn new jargon or come up with strategies to keep up with what's going on in their industry and beyond.We have compiled a list of topics that are ever-present and ever-changing in sustainability debates, such as the history and outcomes of the Paris Agreement, the concept of degrowth, the practicalities of the G of ESG, what climate...
2025-01-1601 min
Shaken Not BurnedSeason 3 Ep 11: Balancing plastic waste with Seven Clean SeasEight million metric tons of plastic enter the ocean annually, averaging to about 22,000 metric tons per day – roughly equivalent to dumping one garbage truck of plastic into the ocean every minute. That plastic ruins rivers and shorelines, affects fish, birds and corals, and harms ecosystems and communities. We need both upstream (design, reduction) and downstream (collection, recycling) solutions. Felicia talks to Tom Peacock-Nazil, founder of Seven Clean Seas, an organisation with a dual approach: cleaning up plastic waste from the ocean while helping companies measure and reduce their plastic impact. They discuss the im...
2024-11-1448 min
Shaken Not BurnedSeason 3 Ep 10: Sustainable web design with Pixeled EggsDid you know that the Internet and communication technology (ICT) sector is estimated to account for 1.5% and 4% of the world’s carbon emissions? In comparison, aviation represented 2% of the global carbon footprint in 2022.This figure doesn’t even take into account the use of water to cool down data centres, or the extraction and processing of materials to produce our devices, which have considerable impacts on climate and nature.All data generated online (including this podcast) has its footprint, even if we can’t see it. The Internet’s emissions will continue to rise, especially as the u...
2024-11-0742 min
Shaken Not BurnedSeason 3: Ep 9 Linking sustainability to performance with AnthesisBusinesses face challenges and opportunities in adapting to climate change regulations and sustainability reporting. Linking sustainability strategies to performance and progress is a crucial aspect of this journey.In this episode, Felicia talks to Stuart McLachlan, chief executive of sustainability firm Anthesis, about the shift from traditional business models to sustainable practices, emphasising the need for organisations to take responsibility for their externalities and adopt circular economy principles. Adaptability and collaboration are fundamental, as seen in sustainable agriculture and pre-competitive collaboration during the pandemic - in the end, so much of what we need to...
2024-10-3138 min
Shaken Not BurnedSeason 3 Ep 8: Carbon markets uncovered with EcoSecuritiesIn this week's episode, Felicia talks to Pablo Fernandez, chief executive of global climate solutions company EcoSecurities. The carbon markets are a contentious, but effective, tool for leveraging finance for action on climate change. Carbon offsets, an important tool within these markets, allow companies to invest in emissions reduction projects, often in developing countries, as a cost-effective way to meet climate goals. However, issues such as weak demand, inconsistent pricing, and trust in project quality have challenged the effectiveness of carbon markets.What matters is understanding which credits are appropriate for your industry and business...
2024-10-2455 min
Shaken Not BurnedSeason 3 Ep 7: Refills in supermarkets and the circular economy with GoUnpackagedThis week, Giulia interviews Helen Clements, director, innovation & behaviour change lead at GoUnpackaged, a UK-based consultancy that helps retailers switch to refill systems. It’s not just about the individual piece of packaging that ends in the hands of the consumer: there is a whole supply chain behind it to revolutionise. GoUnpackaged is behind the Refill Coalition, an initiative to create a standardised solution for supermarkets. Its current members are Aldi and Ocado, which are both undergoing trials that Helen says are very successful. However, there are challenges in encouraging other retailers to take part: Waitrose, which was...
2024-10-1741 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 3 Ep 6: Save soil to save the climate with Conscious PlanetThe world is grappling with numerous environmental challenges and, while COP29 (the world’s most important gathering on the environment) is expected to focus on climate finance, we need solutions that benefit everyone – especially the most vulnerable. We need to revolutionise agriculture, including how we use soil. Indeed, soil plays a crucial role in combating climate change, ensuring food security, and maintaining biodiversity.This week’s guest is Praveena Sridhar, chief science and technology officer at the Save Soil movement run by the Conscious Planet initiative, set up by internationally-renowned yogi Sadhguru. Through working with over 220,000 farmers in Ind...
2024-10-1041 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 3 Ep 5: Building a regenerative career with Alisa MurphyGiulia speaks to Alisa Murphy, a coach helping purpose-driven professionals build careers rooted in nature, climate, and community. They talk about her journey to regenerative work, what regenerative means, and what questions people should ask themselves when they feel ready to change their work lives – or to spot corporate greenwashing. It can be scary to leave the corporate world, but we need everyone, whatever their skills and experience, to enact systemic change. Find Alisa on LinkedIn and on her website. Her podcast, Regenerative Worklife, is on all major platforms.If you enjoyed this ep...
2024-10-0341 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 3 Ep 4: Choosing between carbon neutral or net zero with Eight VersaFelicia interviews Chris Hocknell, founder of sustainability consultancy Eight Versa on the complex and evolving topic of carbon neutrality and its significance for businesses in the context of climate change. We explore the difference between carbon neutral and net zero, and why Chris is advocating for the use of the term "carbon neutral" as a pragmatic step for business today. Join us to uncover the nuances of sustainable business practices and understand what it really means to build towards a greener future. If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on Li...
2024-09-2539 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 3 Ep 3: The paradox of building a solar industry in sunny Italy with TerrawattThis week Giulia interviews Patrick Donati, co-founder and managing director of solar power producer Terrawatt. Founded in 2021, the startup is developing a portfolio of solar farms in Italy.In a wide-ranging chat, they discuss the EU’s renewable energy targets and the challenges of building a solar industry in sunny Italy, which should be a no-brainer but is being hindered by complicated bureaucracy and unsupportive policies. Still, Patrick says there are plenty of opportunities in the sector, which promises to revive areas marred by poverty and brain drain.The discussion also touches upon differences and si...
2024-09-1949 minShaken Not BurnedSpecial Episode: Blue Earth SummitOne of the ways in which we can drive growth in climate tech is through events, learning, pitching and networking. Blue Earth Summit is a 3-day event being held in London in October 2024, focused on sustainability and innovation, bringing together innovators, investors, activists and policymakers. In this episode Felicia speaks to founder Guy Hayler, about the events and its purpose, the BE100 competition, where 1,000 climate-positive startups pitch their innovative solutions to hundreds of investors, with a goal of raising £100 million to accelerate climate action as well as Blue Earth’s impact investor events and Futures series. Overall his...
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Shaken Not BurnedSeason 3 - Ep 2: AI, sustainability and the tech industry with Data & Society's AIMLabThis week Felicia talks to Dr Tamara Kneese, a senior researcher and project director at Data & Society's Algorithmic Impact Methods Lab about the questions that need to be asked about the use of AI, its impact on the tech industry and how to use it mindfully. While there are huge opportunities to address climate and sustainability challenges (in terms of circularity, monitoring and managing the grid, carbon management, efficiency, new materials creation and more) challenges lie in the impact on labour, energy demand, and the acceleration of extractive industries.The discussion highlights the complex challenges...
2024-09-1239 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 3 - Ep 1: Investing in better air quality with Growth StudioThis week Giulia interviews Paul Finch, co-founder at Growth Studio. The London-based accelerator helps early-stage startups focusing on solutions to the triple planetary crisis of climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution. They discuss the overlooked issue of low air quality, the need for systematic change, and the challenges of raising investment for early-stage companies in the climate and sustainability space.Growth Studio runs the Breathable Cities and GS Select programmes,which are both open for applications. You can find more details at https://www.growthstudio...
2024-09-0538 minShaken Not BurnedA new season of Shaken Not BurnedWe are shaking things up (pun intended) at Shaken Not Burned! We are launching a new format in this new season, where the entire episode will be dedicated to our guests to give them more space to platform their solutions.Once a month, Felicia and Giulia will be joined by a panel of guests to delve into the hottest themes in the world of sustainability.We are here to chat and listen to our audience. Don't be shy, get in touch with us on our socials or at info@shakennotburned.com. If...
2024-08-2910 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep24 - Export Credit Agencies and Fossil Finance with Perspectives Climate ResearchThis week we discuss the need to update meteorological models, fashion’s dependency on fossil fuels and the latest Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) controversy.We kick off the episode with the worrying news that temperatures in Antarctica climbed up to 50°F last month. We are basing our weather predictions on models from a decade ago and we need to update them as the climate changes to ensure we are prepared for extreme weather events.Equally startling news was the extent to which the fashion industry is still extremely dependent on fossil fuels, even for ene...
2024-08-0850 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep23 - Sustainable Finance with Environmental Defense Fund EuropeOn this week’s episode, the team kicks off with a discussion of the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD). Next, we delve into the latest innovation in the construction sector. C-Crete’s basalt-based concrete has garnered widespread attention for its exclusion of Portland cement, the component typically associated with the brunt of concrete’s emissions. And finally, we explore the steady growth of the cultured meat market. Cultured meat requires a fraction of the resources used by conventional farms, but strict regulations have slowed its widespread introduction. Now, Gourmey has become the first company to apply...
2024-07-3137 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep22 - Repair, Rework and Reuse with Agilitas IT SolutionsOn this week's episode of Shaken Not Burned, Felicia and Giulia discuss the latest twist in the US presidential race, KPMG's latest research on sustainable investment trends, and London's groundbreaking Climate Review.Next, Felicia speaks with Deborah Johnson, Head of ESG and Helen Boggs, Head of Marketing at Agilitas IT Solutions about their 'repair, rework and reuse' model. Their conversation covers the impact of sustainability reporting and the importance of data accessibility before delving into how ESG affects their business and can lead to long-term client solutions.Don't forget to subscribe for future episodes, check...
2024-07-2558 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep21 - Sovereign Wealth for the Planet with The Future In our HandsThe team reunites with a discussion on the latest turmoil in the carbon markets, the development of a new sustainable strategy and Norway's new measures to promote sustainable tourism.In this week's interview, Giulia talks to Lucy Brooks, a sustainable finance advisor at The Future in Our Hands (Framtiden i våre hender) about how Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) engages with its investees on climate action. As the world's largest sovereign wealth fund, NBIM could be an influential driver of change. Instead, it has been voting against climate resolutions at the AGMs of several oil and g...
2024-07-1849 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep20 - The Internet of Trees with Carsten BrinkschulteWe're back from our break with a timely episode on the recent elections in the UK and France. Giulia and Felicia discuss what the results could mean for the climate and the public sentiment they appear to reflect.In this week's interview, Felicia speaks to Carsten Brinkschulte, co-founder and CEO of Dryad Networks - an environmental IoT startup that helps landowners to monitor, analyze and protect the world’s largest and most remote forests. Don't forget to subscribe for future episodes, check out our weekly newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn. Learn more about Dryad Ne...
2024-07-1135 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep19 - Carbon capture and storage using recycled materials with NeustarkIn this week's episode, Felicia and Heather discuss the G7's meeting on cutting fossil fuel subsidies, the EU's right-wing surge and how it may impact climate policies, and the integration of nature considerations into business practices.Next up, Felicia chats with Johannes Tiefenthaler, co-founder and co-CEO of carbon capture and storage company Neustark.If you enjoyed this episode, please follow our channel for all future episodes. You can also find us on LinkedIn and subscribe to our newsletter. For further information on Neustark's activities, follow their journey on Medium and LinkedIn.If...
2024-06-1344 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep18 - Financing social impact with PlusValueWith Felicia away on holiday, Heather and Giulia discuss the falling value of carbon offsets before delving into a groundbreaking 'polluter pays' bill passed by the State of Vermont.Next, Giulia speaks with Filippo Addarii, co-founder and chief executive of social innovation agency PlusValue, about how to invest private capital to help people's lives while generating financial returns. One instrument is the social impact bond, a tool first launched in the UK and now rolled out globally across 251 initiatives to reduce homelessness and help convicts build a livelihood outside of prison, among other things.Don't...
2024-06-0543 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep17 - Cleaning up the digital supply chain with CANIn this week's episode, Giulia, Felicia and Heather discuss the failure of climate finance to help the most vulnerable countries, new hope for textiles recycling on the back of a $100 million fundraising for Swedish company Syre and news that the Nature for Business campaign, It’s Now for Nature, has approved its first five company strategies – providing leadership for companies attempting to integrate nature into their strategic approach. For those interested in learning how to develop a nature strategy you can find The Nature Strategy Handbook here. In this week’s interview Felicia spoke to Harriet Kingaby, founder...
2024-05-3045 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep16 - Tackling greenwash as consumers and employees with Greenwash Action LabIn this week's episode, Giulia, Felicia and Heather discuss the challenge facing tech companies as they grapple with growing emissions associated with AI, the shifting attitudes of consumers and employees, and Marks & Spencer's new partnership to trace the journey of its product packaging. Next up, Giulia chats with Dr Wren Montgomery, Associate Professor of Sustainability at Ivey Business School in London, Ontario, faculty affiliate of University of Michigan and co-founder of Greenwash Action Lab, about the damages done by greenwashing and what people can do as consumers and employees.If you enjoyed this episode, please...
2024-05-2341 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep15 - Low-carbon Heating with TepeoIn this week's episode, Heather and Felicia delve into the sheer desperation of recent Just Stop Oil protests before exploring the possibilities of two emerging technologies: direct air capture and green hydrogen.Next up, Felicia speaks with Johan du Plessis, founder and CEO of zero emissions boiler company Tepeo, about the future of low-carbon heating. If you enjoyed this episode, please follow our channel for all future episodes. You can also find us on LinkedIn and subscribe to our newsletter. Learn more about Tepeo by connecting on X, LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram.If...
2024-05-1644 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep14 - AI powered product intelligence with MakersiteIn this week’s podcast, Felicia, Giulia and Heather discuss attacks against environmental journalists, the UK Government's climate plan being found unlawful, again, and the seemingly unfillable green skills gap.In this week’s interview Felicia talks to Neil D’Souza, chief executive of data and software tech company Makersite, about the role of product intelligence in sustainability, cost efficiency, reporting and product design.If you enjoyed this episode, please follow our channel for all future episodes. You can also find us on LinkedIn and subscribe to our newsletter.If you en...
2024-05-1053 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep12 - Companies' relationship with nature with Nala EarthWith negotiations for a Global Plastics Treaty underway, Giulia, Heather and Felicia discuss research showing that 60 companies are responsible for more than half of global plastics pollution, Canada's new requirements for transparent data on the production and use of plastics, and US rules on coal-fired power stations.In this week's interview, Giulia speaks to Yoni Pasternak, chief commercial officer at Nala Earth, about the fact that greenhouse gas emissions are only a small part of a company's environmental footprint. Indeed, businesses have various impacts and dependencies on nature, and developing corporate nature strategies can help them become...
2024-05-0141 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep11 - Bristol's unique decarbonisation plan with Bristol City LeapWith Heather on holiday, Giulia and Felicia talk about Scotland scrapping its 2030 emissions reduction goal, Unilever paring down some of its environmental and social commitments, and a new KPMG study finding that US CEOs expect to see significant returns from their companies’ sustainability investments in three to five years. In this week's interview, Giulia speaks to James Sterling, head of communications and social value at Bristol City Leap, about Bristol's £1 billion decarbonisation strategy and the many co-benefits that residents are already experiencing. If you enjoyed this episode, please follow our channel for all future episodes. You...
2024-04-2438 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep10 - Sustainability in the boardroom with Callum LaingWith Heather on holiday, Giulia and Felicia dive into the scandal at the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), the EU’s approval of a voluntary certification scheme for carbon removals, and how poo could be powering Wizz Air’s planes.In this week's interview, Giulia speaks to Callum Laing, the founder of Veblen Director Program and author of 'Boardroom Blueprint', about taking sustainability strategies to the top level by involving companies' boards and ensuring that directors represent a diverse mix of backgrounds and experience.If you enjoyed this episode, please follow our channel for all futu...
2024-04-171h 01Shaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep9 - EU Deforestation Regulation with Open AtlasGiulia, Felicia and Heather talk about the impact of the SEC’s pause on US climate disclosures, the growing focus on emissions from industrial meat and dairy and how an innovative US operation has developed a vaccine for honey bees.This week's guest is Harry Marshall, co-founder of Open Atlas, about the upcoming EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) and how it will impact businesses and their value chains. This directive is already having massive implications on global commodity demand and will require companies to revolutionise their sourcing and traceability mechanisms.If you enjoyed this episode, please fo...
2024-04-1148 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep8 - Biodiversity Net Gain with EPRJoin Heather and Felicia as they discuss recent research on the accessibility of natural spaces, Larry Fink's latest letter to Blackrock's shareholders and the importance of involving procurement teams in sustainability goals and decisions. In this week's interview, Felicia chats with Ben Kite, Group Strategy Director at EPR at EPR about the opportunities presented by the UK's Biodiversity Net Gain requirements.If you enjoyed this episode, please follow our channel for all future episodes. You can also find us on LinkedIn, and subscribe to our newsletter.Connect with EPR on LinkedIn or Facebook....
2024-04-0447 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep7 - Navigating reporting requirements with SalterbaxterWith Giulia away on her holidays, Felicia and Heather discuss Nestle's latest plans to reduce its supply chain emissions, the recent launch of the BSI's initial standards for investing in nature and the worrying lack of corporate engagement with water-related risks. In this week's interview, Felicia chats with Dax Lovegrove, head of sustainability at Salterbaxter, about how companies can prepare for forthcoming reporting requirements. If you enjoyed this episode, please follow our channel for all future episodes. You can also find us on LinkedIn, and subscribe to our newsletter.Connect with Salterbaxter on LinkedIn or...
2024-03-2850 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep6 - Climate Politics with The Climate PartyGiulia, Felicia and Heather discuss the EU's watered down Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive, the launch of a new tool for monitoring land disturbance and the rise of industrial artificial intelligence. In this week's interview, Giulia chats with Ed Gemmell, leader of the Climate Party about how the green transition can become an electoral priority.If you enjoyed this episode, please follow our channel for all future episodes. You can also find us on LinkedIn, and subscribe to our newsletter.Connect with the Climate Party on Facebook, X, Instagram or LinkedIn.If you...
2024-03-2146 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep5 - 'Good media' with Good-LoopHeather, Felicia and Giulia discuss the vicious cycle of 'last chance' Arctic tourism, the US SEC's final ruling on the reporting of climate risk, and Aldi's introduction of wine bottles made from recycled paper. In this week's interview, Heather chats with Claire Gleeson-Landry, Good-Loop's head of investment and sustainable media.If you enjoyed this episode, please follow our channel for all future episodes. You can also find us on LinkedIn, and subscribe to our newsletter.Connect with Good-Loop on LinkedIn.If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on...
2024-03-141h 02Shaken Not BurnedSeason2: Ep4 - AI for biodiversity with AiDashOur discussion of recent news is followed by this week’s interview with Shashin Mishra, vice president of EMEA for AiDash. Mishra tells us how the AI-first SaaS company uses its collaborative AI approach to measure biodiversity and discusses the implications of the Biodiversity Net Gain directive. You can find AiDash on its website and LinkedIn.If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2024-03-0750 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep3 - Teaching children how to code with Mama CodesGiulia, Felicia and Heather discuss how Shein and Temu are disrupting air freight, new lawsuits against the UK Government, and China's plan to introduce mandatory ESG reporting. In this week's interview, Felicia talks to Rumbi Pfende, co-founder of Mama Codes.If you enjoyed this episode, please follow our channel for all future episodes. You can also find us on LinkedIn, and subscribe to our newsletter.Connect with Mama Codes on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and...
2024-02-2943 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep2 - Plant-based proteins with More Foods CEO Leonardo MarcovitzWith Giulia away on her holidays, Heather and Felicia discuss Sysco's introduction of a carbon labelling system for foods, AXA IM's decision to vote against companies that lobby against climate goals and Microsoft's investment in Neustark. In this week's interview, Heather chat's with Leonardo Marcovitz, founder and CEO of More Foods.If you enjoyed this episode, please follow our channel for all future episodes. You can also find us on LinkedIn, and subscribe to our newsletter. Connect with More Foods on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our...
2024-02-2245 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 2: Ep1 - Green politics with the Climate CoalitionIn this episode, Felicia, Giulia and Heather discuss three of the most significant stories from the week, and Felicia talks about green politics with Bronwen Smith-Thomas from the Climate Coalition.If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2024-02-1541 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 1: Episode 18 - SDG 17 Partnerships For The GoalsMore glue people, Finance, Trade, Capacity building, Mutli-Partner Stakeholders, Data analysis and monitoring and much much more...!If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-09-2343 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 1: Episode 17 - SDG 16 Peace, Justice and Strong InstitutionsThe foundations, the glue that holds it all together, without these no sustainable development is possible, we try and untangle how we get these ducks in a line and much much more...!If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-08-0635 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 1: Episode 16 - SDG 15 Life On LandThe unsustainable destruction of natural ecosystems and biodiversity, what can we do about it. Aligning capital markets with nature, turning around deforestation and the big problem with agriculture as well as the solutions to these massive issues and much much more...!If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-07-1934 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 1: Episode 15 - SDG 14 Life Below WaterThe state of the oceans, what to do about them and the systems-based approach to solving this big blue problem and much much more...!If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-07-0431 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 1: Episode 14 - SDG 13 Climate ActionThe climate crisis, global shifts, how to take action, the economics of acting yesterday, now and tomorrow, how to create systemic change and much much more...!If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-06-2535 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 1: Episode 13 - SDG 12 Responsible Production and ConsumptionReassessing how we make and use things, and how we manage waste. The pros of the circular economy, companies doing good and companies doing bad, who's going to come out the winner? and much much more...!If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-06-1846 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 1: Episode 12 - SDG 11 Sustainable Cities and CommunitiesWhat is a sustainable city? why a systems-based approach is needed to achieve them and how we can affect positive change in cities and much much more...If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-06-1431 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 1: Episode 11 - SDG 10 Reduced InequalitiesHow do we reduce inequalities? code bias, system break down and the fraying of the social contract, how can we build towards a cleaner, fairer, more equal world for all and much much more...If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-05-2125 minShaken Not BurnedSeason 1: Episode 10 - SDG 9 Industry, Innovation and InfrastructureThe greening/decarbonisation of industry, the need for more green innovation and the importance of public and private infrastructure and much much more...If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-05-0740 minShaken Not BurnedSeries 1: Episode 9 - SDG 8 Decent Work And Economic GrowthWhat is decent work? Is it time for new growth metrics? Different types of capital and the future of work and much much more...If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-04-2435 minShaken Not BurnedSeries 1: Episode 8 - SDG 7 Affordable And Clean EnergyWhat is clean energy? The future of energy systems, market shifts and the road map to sustainable development and much much more...If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-04-0938 minShaken Not BurnedSeries 1: Episode 7 - SDG 6 Clean Water And SanitationWater scarcity, basic sanitation for all, how much should water really cost? Poor use of water, solutions and innovations in the space and much much more...If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-04-0525 minShaken Not BurnedSeries 1: Episode 6 - SDG 5 Gender EqualityPowerful women, powerful men, toxic masculinity, levelling up, the economics of inequality and what has, is and will change and much much more...If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-03-2627 minShaken Not BurnedSeries 1: Episode 5 - SDG 4 Quality EducationWhat is education? Covid, Access, innovation in learning, different forms of education and much much more...If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-03-1915 minShaken Not BurnedSeries 1: Episode 4 - SDG 3 Good Health And Well BeingPhysical health, mental health, unfair access to health care, the global health care dilemma, the work-life balance, WFH and much much more...If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-03-1220 minShaken Not BurnedSustainable AF TrailerLet's do this people...If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-03-0301 minShaken Not BurnedSeries 1: Episode 1 - An introduction to the Sustainable Development Goals.An introduction to the goals, who we are and why think this is important! If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-03-0331 minShaken Not BurnedSeries 1: Episode 2 - SDG 1 PovertyWhat is poverty, system failure, how we can address it and much much more...If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
2021-03-0329 minShaken Not BurnedSeries 1: Episode 3 - SDG 2 Zero HungerAccess, nutrition and climate, global supply chains, unsustainable agriculture, food waste and much much more...If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram – and why not spread the word with your friends and colleagues?
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