In response to the accelerated pace at which corporates are examining and setting net-zero targets to help alleviate the climate crisis, edie has launched a new spin-off of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast. In each episode, we provide exclusive net-zero interviews and news updates in less than 35 minutes.

Up next, we discuss the low-carbon heat transition with the Heat Pump Federation's Bean Beanland and Centrica Business Solutions' Michael Firth, for a special sponsored episode.

The edie podcast is brought to you live from edie's virtual Circular Economy Week, an editorial campaign designed to inform and inspire on the transition to a resource-efficient economy.

In this special episode, kindly sponsored by Zero Waste Scotland, content editor Matt Mace and senior reporter Sarah George catch up with experts from Circle Economy, Zero Waste Scotland, Techmet and the Wallgreens Boots Alliance. Each of the four interviews explores the link between the circular economy and solving the climate crisis.

In response to the accelerated pace at which businesses are examining and setting net-zero targets to help alleviate the climate crisis, edie has launched a new spin-off of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast. Up next, we speak to EY’s Global Vice Chair for Sustainability, Steve Varley.

Episode 98 of edie's Sustainable Business Covered Podcast has been created to mark International Women's Day 2021 - an event with the theme 'Choose to Challenge'.

Senior reporter Sarah George and Women in Sustainability's Rhian Sherrington co-chair this episode, delivering three exclusive interviews with women working to make the built environment and energy sectors more sustainable and inclusive.

The guest speakers for this interview are architect Jo Cowen, National Grid’s head of UK strategy Claire Dykta and Grosvenor UK and Ireland’s executive director of sustainability and innovation, Tor Burrows.

In response to the accelerated pace at which businesses are examining and setting net-zero targets to help alleviate the climate crisis, edie has launched a new spin-off of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast. Up next, we speak to Ella's Kitchen's CEO Mark Cuddigan.

In episode 97 of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast, content editor Matt Mace and senior reporter Sarah George deliver three exclusive, biodiversity-focussed interviews.

They talk about the impact of Covid-19 on conservation and restoration in the UK with sponsors the Woodland Trust; cover the need to finance nature-based solutions with Earth Security and learn what it means to be a nature leader as a business from Patagonia.

The edie podcast is brought to you live from our virtual Sustainability Leaders Forum, a three-day conference designed to unite international corporate leaders, sustainability experts, government representatives, investors and NGOs on the shared mission to accelerate climate action.

In this special episode, content editor Matt Mace and senior reporter Sarah George catch up with the experts from WSP, PMI and Canary Wharf Group that led discussions at the event, to get their key takeaways.

In response to the accelerated pace at which businesses are examining and setting net-zero targets to help alleviate the climate crisis, edie has launched a new spin-off of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast. Up next, we speak to the University of Exeter's Head of Environment and Climate Emergency, Dr Emma Page.

In episode 95 of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast, content editor Matt Mace and senior reporter Sarah George reflect on a busy year in the sustainability space, and deliver three exclusive festive interviews. They get a masterclass in sustainability storytelling from Getty Images; talk about conscious consumerism with ModiBodi and look to the future of food waste management with Levy.

edie’s content editor Matt Mace makes a long-overdue return to the Green Room, the place where leading sustainability professionals strip back some of their corporate armour to discuss their passions, beliefs and hobbies, this time with EN+ Group's non-executive chairman and former DECC minister Lord Barker.