Is green steel possible?
Alasdair talks to Lund University’s Jonas Algers about steel decarbonisation.
Are toxic chemicals in fashion under-regulated?
Bertie speaks to Alden Wicker about her book ‘To Dye For: How Toxic Fashion Is Making Us Sick – and How We Can Fight Back’.
Does tax dodging limit climate finance?
Alasdair speaks to former politician and French magistrate Eva Joly about corporate corruption, tax evasion, and the climate crisis.
Can renewables ever be profitable enough?
Ed speaks to Brett Christophers about electricty markets and the role of the private sector in renewable energy projects.
Can a country become 100% organic?
Bertie spoke to Dr Sonam Tashi about Bhutan’s ambition to phase out agrochemicals by 2035.
What is commercial forestry getting wrong?
Alasdair speaks to Peter Wohlleben about the issues with modern forest management.
Why is the EU backtracking on green agriculture?
Alasdair speaks to Faustine Bas-Defossez from European Environmental Bureau about developments in European farming policy.
Can nuclear waste teach us about long-term thinking?
Bertie speaks to Dr. Vincent Ialenti about his book, ‘Deep Time Reckoning: How Future Thinking Can Help Earth Now’.
Are monopolies breaking our food system?
Bertie speaks to Austin Frerick about his new book ‘Barons: Money, Power, and the Corruption of America’s Food Industry’.
Why is Eni struggling to grow biofuels in Africa?
Agathe Bounfour returns to the Land and Climate Podcast to tell Alasdair about a new investigation by Transport and Environment.
