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A Warwickshire County Council podcast about all things climate change and sustainability across the county of Warwickshire.
Warwickshire County Council hosts Sustainable Warwickshire, a government show with 18 episodes published.
With extreme weather events becoming more frequent, flooding is a growing concern for many Warwickshire residents. In this episode, we explore how we are tackling flood risk and supporting communities in preparing for cl
Reusing and recycling our waste is crucial for reducing environmental impact, conserving natural resources, and creating a more sustainable future for Warwickshire. Ruth Dixon from the Warwickshire County Council’s waste
Across the UK, emissions from schools make up 2% of the total, and 36% of public sector emissions, and the DfE has said every school in England should have a climate action plan in place by 2025. Join our guests Sarah Mi
Although playing sport is good for our mental and physical health, local sports clubs are increasingly susceptible to impacts of climate change such as floods and heatwaves. In this episode we hear from two local Warwick
Find out how Warwickshire's rivers, canals, and other waterways can enhance your health and wellbeing! Diving into a discussion about the increasing importance of our waterways is Dr Jon Radley, Curator of Natural Scienc
Climate hubs are physical spaces in town centres where people can get together to find out about sustainable living, make plans, exchange ideas and hold events. There are two new hubs opening in Warwickshire in Spring 20
All across Warwickshire there are groups of local people who are concerned about climate change and have joined together to run events, raise awareness, share ideas and deliver projects to reduce carbon emissions. Sharin
What do young people in Warwickshire really think about climate change? Is climate anxiety really a thing? What are they doing themselves to take action and what would they like to see happen in schools and colleges? Lis
Warwickshire County Council's Sustainable Futures Strategy sets out how they will work with others to mitigate climate change and to work towards fulfilling the county's net zero commitments. Listen to the council's Head
How will Warwickshire County Council achieve the ambition to plant a tree for every Warwickshire resident by 2030? Listen to two of the Council's landscape and environment team discuss the Council's new tree nursery and
It’s estimated that by 2050, four out of five jobs in the UK will be supporting the transition to net zero. Our guests include Dr Ben Silverstone, Associate Professor and Head of the WMG Skills Unit at the University of
How big is the carbon footprint of healthcare in Warwickshire and what is the NHS doing to lessen its impact on the environment? Listen to local GP Dr Kirsty Beckett and South Warwickshire NHS Foundation Trust Sustainabi
In this episode, we talk about energy in Warwickshire - where it comes from, how we use it and what the future might look like. Joining our host Steve Smith is Rachel Jones, CEO of Act on Energy, and Dave Barber, Program
Warwickshire Fire & Rescue's Chief Fire Officer Ben Brook and Alan Carr from Sustainable West Midlands talk about how the effects of climate change are being felt across Warwickshire, and share some of the steps being ta
Our children and young people will be amongst those most affected by climate change, so giving them opportunities to get involved with nature and the environment from an early age is critical. In this episode, we hear fr
In Warwickshire, transport is the biggest source of carbon emissions. If this is to improve, new road infrastructure and behaviour change will need to go hand-in-hand. Join us for a conversation on all things roads and c
Warwickshire has seven Repair Cafés, all offering free repairs of everyday items to keep them in use for longer and reduce the amount of waste going to landfill. In this episode, we meet volunteers from Rugby and Kenilwo
What is biodiversity, why is it important and what can we do to protect it? Join our host Steve Smith in conversation with Specialist Habitat Rangers James Taylor and Ben Coleman to learn more about the work underway to
Sarah Mills
Beyond Secondary Segment Manager at Twinkl · Nova Craft Canoe
1 appearance on this show
Stephen Gardner
CEO · Amtrak
1 appearance on this show
Matt Bishop
former McLaren Director of Communications · Warwick Boats and the Leam Boat Centre
1 appearance on this show
Adam
host of Red Side Of The Trent Podcast · Fuse Service
1 appearance on this show
Rachel Jones
Director of Talent, Learning, Engagement, Cultural Change, Inclusion, Performance and Organisational Design · Missouri Department of Mental Health
1 appearance on this show
Alan Carr
Sustainable West Midlands
1 appearance on this show
Dan Morris
Voice of Cowboy Wrestling · Warwickshire County Council
1 appearance on this show
James Taylor
author of SuperCreativity: Accelerating Innovation in the Age of Artificial Intelligence · Rangers Football Club
1 appearance on this show
Ben Coleman
Business Development Manager · Providence Catholic
1 appearance on this show
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