Leading by example. Is the information technology sector on track to achieve its own Net Zero targets?    

BCS Director of Policy, Dr Bill Mitchell and the Digital Catapult’s David Pugh explore the progress made by the IT industry towards climate neutrality by 2030.   

This is Episode 2 of 6 of Net Zero: A Digital Journey, a podcast series hosted by physicist, oceanographer and broadcaster Helen Czerski, and produced in partnership with BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT.

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Accelerating the fight against climate change through information technology science and practise.     

BCS President, Mayank Prakash, and DEFRA’s Adam Turner discuss the critical role of digital and data technologies in supporting the transition to Net Zero and responding to climate impacts already locked in.   

This is Episode 1 of 6 of Net Zero: A Digital Journey, a podcast series hosted by physicist, oceanographer and broadcaster Helen Czerski, and produced in partnership with BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT.

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Harnessing technology to advance the role of Planning in combating climate change.   

Connected Places Catapult’s Katie Adnams and UCL’s Prof Joanna Williams discuss the advances in technology and research every planner should know about if they’re serious about sustainability and Net Zero.   

This is Episode 6 of 6 of Planning for Tomorrow’s Environment, a podcast series hosted by multi award-winning broadcaster and journalist Rob Smith, and produced in partnership with the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI). 

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It’s time to come together. How Planners can work in partnership with developers and stake holders to advance Net Zero.    

WSP Executive Director, Rachel Skinner and Nottingham City Council’s Paul Seddon discuss real world examples of innovative collaboration between planners and built environment professionals and their ground-breaking results.    

This is Episode 5 of 6 of Planning for Tomorrow’s Environment, a podcast series hosted by multi award-winning broadcaster and journalist Rob Smith, and produced in partnership with the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI).

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All you need to know about how Planning is deployed around the world in the fight against climate change. 

CAP Secretary General, Kelley Moore, and Newcastle University Centre for Researching Cities’ Simin Davoudi discuss innovative approaches to planning and climate change that UK planners could deploy in their own work.     

This is Episode 4 of 6 of Planning for Tomorrow’s Environment, a podcast series hosted by multi award-winning broadcaster and journalist Rob Smith, and produced in partnership with the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI).

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Tackling climate change is good for our health! The social benefits of healthy placemaking.    

Founder of Create Streets, Nicholas Boys Smith and the Environment Agency’s Ben Llewellyn discuss healthy placemaking and how it can lead to strategies that benefit both the environment and our wellbeing.    

This is Episode 3 of 6 of Planning for Tomorrow’s Environment, a podcast series hosted by multi award-winning broadcaster and journalist Rob Smith, and produced in partnership with the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI).

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How do we hardwire sustainability within our built environment and climate action into our Planning system?    

Susan Bridge, RTPI President and England Chief Planner Joanna Averley offer practical advice to planners about tackling roadblocks, facilitating collaboration and forging strategic partnerships that advance climate action.    

This is Episode 2 of 6 of Planning for Tomorrow’s Environment, a podcast series hosted by multi award-winning broadcaster and journalist Rob Smith, and produced in partnership with the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI).

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Serious about tackling the climate crisis? Then we need to talk about Planning.   

RTPI Past President Tim Crawshaw and CAP Young Planners Chair Olafiyin Taiwo discuss how to elevate the role of a Planner in order to deliver sustainable solutions that fulfil our Net Zero ambitions.  

This is Episode 1 of 6 of Planning for Tomorrow’s Environment, a podcast series hosted by multi award-winning broadcaster and journalist Rob Smith, and produced in partnership with the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI).

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It’s time to create a new vision of the materials and minerals sector.  

Sarah Gordon, CEO of Satarla and IOM3’s Dr. Emily Radley discuss strategies to promote diversity, STEM learning and attracting new talent as the core building blocks of the sector’s development. 

This is Episode 6 of 6 of Material Change: Resourcing Net Zero, a podcast series hosted by physicist, oceanographer and broadcaster Helen Czerski, and produced in partnership with the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3).

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The UK boasts world renowned materials science research and development that’s at the cutting edge of our response to climate change.  

David Knowles, CEO of the Henry Royce Institute, and Chris McDonald, CEO of the Materials Processing Institute discuss the very latest research trends, knowledge exchange and academic to industry collaboration that leading to new technological breakthroughs.  

This is Episode 5 of 6 of Material Change: Resourcing Net Zero, a podcast series hosted by physicist, oceanographer and broadcaster Helen Czerski, and produced in partnership with the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3). 

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