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At the COP26 climate conference , we talk to a panel of experts about different proposals to slow global warming, & answer listener questions on what the meeting might deliver
At the COP26 climate conference , we talk to a panel of experts about different proposals to slow global warming, & answer listener questions on what the meeting might deliver
Business Fights Poverty hosted three days of highly interactive events bringing together voices and insights from across the globe, from business, NGOs, academia and government. Leaders shared the latest thinking on the role of business in ensuring climate justice. Connections were deepened and new relationships were built to drive forward collaborative action.
Dr Tara Shine participated in today’s “How do Businesses Put People at the Heart of Climate Action?” online webinar.
Climate change is affecting people. But it affects us unequally and in different ways. This session examined why, where and what business action looks like – to help people everywhere become more resilient and more prepared for climate change. Tara was a panellist alongside Katie Hoard and Lisa Manley, with moderation by Katie Hyson.
Register here to access all the insights.
Primark has pledged to make clothes that will last longer and are more recyclable. The
company’s share price dropped with the news.
Are businesses living up to their environmental responsibilities?
We’re joined by Dr Tara Shine, Director of Change by Degrees & Author of ‘How to Save Your
Planet One Obiect at a Time’
Dr Tara Shine joined Emma Willis and Ade Adepitan on BBC1 and BBC2 on Saturday 25th September, as a climate expert, between acts at Global Citizen Live.
Her recent book provides examples for how to help the planet, from how to choose kitchen appliances, to opting for Tupperware over clingfilm.
The Royal Institution lecture has been a Christmas tradition in Britain since 1825, when it was initiated by the renowned scientist Michael Faraday at a time when organised education for the young was scarce on the ground.
The lectures continue to this day but have become engaging, mind-expanding BBC Four television programmes for people of all ages.
Irish environmental scientist Tara Shine will be part of a threesome delivering their take on the world during this year’s programmes.
Have you ever stopped to wonder how we got ourselves in this mess? Wrapped up in plastic, carbon emissions spiralling, a few rich people owning most of the world’s resources? Surely, there is a better way of doing things. A new way of living that is more compatible with the ability of planet Earth to provide the resources we need to live.
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