Sam Elsom is the CEO of Sea Forest and Aussie start-up which to put it simply is using seaweed to fight climate change. Sea Forest is the first in the world to cultivate Asparagopsis a red native seaweed and now they have their sights set on having a positive impact on global food resources.

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Recycling in Australia can be difficult, confusing, and downright overwhelming. In today’s episode, Lottie is chatting with, Suzanne Toumbourou, the CEO of the Australian Council of Recycling. Toumbourou explains everything from where Australia is leading in recycling to what happened with REDcycle.

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Maddy is a slow-living enthusiast and the founder of The Essentials Club a website and social media platform that teaches people how to make and mend their own clothes. In this episode we chat about her top tips for beginners and how to get started with sewing. 

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Emma Avery is a sustainability consultant and a cloth nappy business so is the perfect person to talk all things cloth nappies. Cloth nappies come in all shapes and sizes and how are you meant to clean them? Emma answers all of Lottie’s questions.

Also did you know that some councils offer a rebate towards purchasing cloth nappies. Check it out here.

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Earth Worthy is a social enterprise employing survivors of a garment factory in Bangladesh. Their makers are well-paid and are able to provide for their families in a dignified way. In this episode, Lottie interviews Founder Jessica Clark about her journey and challenges in building a sustainable business.

Shop Earth Worthy here and you can find out more about the brand here.

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Once the gold standard in home cooking gas stovetops have recently come under fire. Not only for their safety but also for their environmental impact. In this episode Lottie Dalziel I am talking with Yannai Kashtan from Stanford University about the research that is being undertaken in the US and Australia by UNSW.

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Connie Cao is an urban gardener. She and her husband have transformed their inner-city Melbourne backyard into a thriving urban oasis, producing everything from cucamelons to pumpkins and so many different types of berries. In this episode, we hear what got Connie into gardening and she shares her top tips for gardening in small spaces.

You can follow Connie's journey here.

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Travelling sustainably is tricky! You're already out of your depths then throw in making the planet a priority and it is even harder. In this mini-ep I dish out a few of the things that I do to make travelling more fun and sustainable.

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Michelle Thew is the global CEO of Cruelty Free International. Cruelty Free International has been campaigning for animal rights for over 100 years ago back in 1898! Some of their key achievements in this time have been the introduction of cruelty-free cosmetic laws across Europe and the US, and campaigning for animals in lab testing facilities, from resulting in thousands of animals being saved. In this episode, Lottie asks Michelle all of the questions you're thinking and busts some of the biggest beauty myths around animal rights.

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War On Single Use Plastics is tackling the use of single-use plastic cups at stadiums and events around Australia. Their solution is a returnable, recyclable aluminium cup. They are running trials across Australia at Queensland Country Bank Stadium and Adelaide Oval to ban single-use cups at sporting venues with their sights set on the Olympics! In this episode, Lottie chats with co-founder Karl Page.

You can follow their journey here.

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