How green is your electricity? What is the carbon cost of everything you do? These are questions that Tomorrow is trying to answer and I spoke to its founder Olivier Corradi to find out more.

Bamboo grows 10x faster and is 2x stronger than wood. It has 2.5x the tensile strength of steel and if we can engineer it into a construction-grade material, it has the potential to reduce our overall carbon footprint by 1%.

Octopus Electric Vehicles are one of the UK's leading providers of electric vehicles. In this episode, I speak to Natalia Peralta Silverstone about how Octopus EV are working hard to make transport cleaner in the UK.

I spoke to Dave Schools, Head of Marketing at Hopin, the first all-in-one interactive live online events platform. We spoke about the environmental impact of events, how Hopin is trying to solve that as well as the founding of Hopin and what keeps him motivated every day.

Look, to fix the climate, we're going to need resources and money is how we're going to pay for them. I interview Jonny Page from Cyan Finance to find out how the green finance industry works, what the challenges are, the different players involved and how to get money to where it can be most effective.

Offset Earth gives you a simple way to fund the world's best climate crisis solutions and reforest the planet and they do this at a much-reduced cost than by using technology.

Proof Of Impact is revolutionizing the way people fund and experience impact by connecting the people who are making a difference on the ground with the people who want to be part of the solution.

There is more gold in a ton of mobile phones than a ton of gold ore. In this episode, Jean-Marc talks about bio-leaching as the best method to recycle printed circuit boards. It involves bacteria breaking down the board or the glue that holds metal to the boards allowing for the extraction of the rare metals.

Harriet brings to light the dark underside of the digital advertising world and the measures that need to be taken to ensure that authentic journalism is funded while fake news is starved, allowing for a better-informed society.

​In this episode, we speak to Paul Gamble, CEO of Nori (a carbon removal marketplace). Paul brings to light the flaws that previous marketplaces have suffered from and believes he has found a way to allow for genuine change to take place.