Why is TotalEnergies facing allegations of war crimes in Mozambique?

Alasdair speaks to British journalist Alex Perry about his new book, ‘Blood Will Flow: The Murderous Business of Oil and Gas’.

How does corporate agriculture profit from conflict in Colombia?

Alasdair speaks to Dr Jaskiran Kaur Chohan about armed violence undermining campesino food systems.

In Review: Plastics

Alasdair and Bertie listen to highlights from past interviews on plastic pollution.

Is reducing energy use a political taboo?

Alasdair talks to Oliver Broad about research that found UK energy demand could be reduced by 52%.

Is geoengineering a security threat?

Alasdair talks to Dr Danielle Young about the potential militarisation of solar geoengineering.

Are financial markets destroying climate ambition?

Bertie talks to political economist Ann Pettifor for a special episode recorded with a live audience in London.

Can ocean technologies combat climate change?

Bertie talks to Professor David Ho about marine carbon dioxide removal.

Was Chinese history shaped by climateflation?

Alasdair interviews historian Tim Brook about the Little Ice Age and the fall of the Ming dynasty.

What is the history of extinction?

Bertie speaks to Professor Sadiah Qureshi about her book ‘Vanished: An Unnatural History of Extinction’.

Has the plastics industry co-opted the circular economy?

Alasdair talks to Dr Rob Ralston about the impacts of plastic industry lobbying.