Is climate crisis really an economic threat?
Bertie speaks to Ståle Holgersen about his new book ‘Against the Crisis: Economy and Ecology in a Burning World’ and the relationship between ecological and economic crises.
How transparent are the new Indonesian President’s business interests?
Alasdair speaks to investigative journalist Margareth Aritonang about President Prabowo Subianto’s business interests.
How we uncovered pollution in the biomass industry
Bertie, Alasdair and Camille discuss Land and Climate Review’s investigative reporting of environmental violations by North American wood pellet mills.
Is Colombia’s sugar cane industry harming Black communities?
Bertie speaks to María Arango about alleged greenwashing and human rights issues in the local area around COP16.
Is biomass power risking tropical deforestation?
Alasdair speaks to Timer Manurung, from NGO Auriga Nusantara, about the sudden growth of the biomass industry in Indonesia.
How is climate crisis changing the US military?
Bertie talks to Sherri Goodman about her new book ‘Threat Multiplier:
Climate, Military Leadership, and the Fight for Global Security’.
Is fast fashion creating a textile waste crisis?
Bertie speaks to Sam Quashie-Idun about Greenpeace Africa’s new report “Fast Fashion, Slow Poison: The Toxic Textile Crisis in Ghana”.
Overshoot: has the world surrendered to climate breakdown?
Alasdair speaks to Andreas Malm and Wim Carton about their new book ‘Overshoot: How the World Surrendered to Climate Breakdown’.
Will military emissions ever be counted?
Bertie talks to Lindsey Cottrell from the Conflict and Environment Observatory about the scale of the military emissions gap and what it means for global decarbonisation.
Is green steel possible?
Alasdair talks to Lund University’s Jonas Algers about steel decarbonisation.