Diana Garlytska, IUCN Vice chair for the Commission on Education and Communication for IUCN discussed with us of the interlinkages between nature and sustainability.

IUCN is the International Union for Conservation of Nature and the global authority on the status of the natural world.
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Thaddeus Anim-Somuah is a business advisor and chartered chemical engineer who is passionate about sustainability. He has also worked at Cargill and P&G, two of the world’s largest companies.

In 2020, he was listed by Forbes as 30 under 30 for Europe and in 2023 he was listed by the Dutch Financial Times as one of the 50 most promising talents (people under 35). He has held several board and advisory board positions including European Federation of Chemical Engineers, European Young Engineers, Brunel University and University of Southampton.

In this episode we discuss how to decarbonise our industries.

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Carlos Terol is an impact entrepreneur and Founder building a community of changemakers ready to make a difference at Good Ripple.

In this episode we discuss systemic change and sustainability.

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Councillor Holly Bruce is the elected representative for the Scottish Green in Langside.

We discuss about sustainability in Glasgow and the city feminist and inclusive town planning.

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Keshoe lsaiah is a youth climate and environmental champion, and indigenous advocate from the Maasai community in Kenya. He is the co-founder of MAIN Network which amplify for the voices of indigenous and local communities in regards to climate crisis.

In this conversation we dive deep into the pivotal role indigenous community have in environmental conservation and how climate change is impacting their livelihoods.

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Emily Cunningham is a marine biologist, explorer and award-winning ocean conservationist. She is a co-founder of the successful Motion for the Ocean initiative and has recently returned home to the UK after working aboard an expedition ship in Antarctica. 

We discuss about plastic, oceans and sustainability

www.emilycunningham.co.uk

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