The big interview
Eating and ethics: Organic publican Geetie Singh-Watson talks ethical sourcing, gender equality and the secret to running 'a bloody good inn'.
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Folk sisters
The Sony-signed folk trio Wildwood Kin talk sustainability, mental health, and why they love C.S.Lewis.
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Trade by sail
A sailing ship carrying coffee, cacao and olive oil has arrived in Bristol as renewed interest in zero emission shipping takes hold.
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The big interview
Environmental journalist George Monbiot talks to Nina Pullman about getting rid of livestock, microbial protein and why this is the moment he’s been waiting for.
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The burning issue
Most of our waste goes for incineration to produce energy. But what are the pros and cons?
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A simple life
The author and environmentalist Satish Kumar on the answer to climate change, meeting Martin Luther King and how he avoids stress.
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Do consumers have a choice?
The other side of the table
Wicked Leeks meets animal rights activist Leah Garcés, who swapped confrontation for communication to persuade intensive chicken farmers to change.
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War, food and peace
Global food security is intrinsically linked to conflict and war – could a sustainable food revolution make the world a more peaceful place?
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Where the wild things could be
Rewilding is seen as a challenge to farming, but a mindset change around landscape could open up new possibilities and climate solutions, Nick Easen finds.
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The offsetting delusion
Carbon offsetting has been damned for greenwash but trees and renewables play a role in long-term carbon removal alongside cuts to direct emissions.
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- The big interview
- Organics
- Eating & drinking
Eating and ethics
On the eve of opening her newest pub, Geetie Singh-Watson talks sustainable sourcing, gender equality and the secret behind running 'a bloody good inn'.
By Nina Pullman - 14th November 2019
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- Local sourcing
- Farming
Art ‘from the farm, of the farm’
Becky Marshall meets artist Wendy Howarth who created a new series of paintings using Riverford vegetables as bases for ink and the farm as inspiration.
By Becky Marshall - 14th November 2019
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- Environment & ethics
- Climate change
The offsetting delusion
Carbon offsetting has been damned for greenwash but trees and renewables play a role in long-term carbon removal alongside cuts to direct emissions.
By Nina Pullman - 6th November 2019
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- The big interview
- Environment & ethics
Folk sisters
The Sony-signed folk trio Wildwood Kin talk sustainability, mental health, and why they love C.S.Lewis.
By Nina Pullman - 31st October 2019
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- Supply
- Climate change
Trade by sail
A sailing ship carrying coffee, cacao and olive oil has arrived in Bristol as renewed interest in zero emission shipping takes hold.
By Angela Youngman - 22nd October 2019
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- Environment & ethics
- Technology
War, food and peace
Global food security is intrinsically linked to conflict and war – could a sustainable food revolution make the world a more peaceful place?
By Anna Turns - 17th October 2019
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