The Wednesday Interview with Jenny Bailey, guiding children to become environmentally aware and responsible.

And Green Jumper Day - something you can get involved in on Friday.

Well it's over. Where are we now, now that all the delegates have gone home from Glasgow and COP26 is finished? I'll start with a review of comments in the press and close with a conversation with a colleague who actually went to Glasgow.

In this week's Wednesday Interview Mattias Axelson of the Stockholm School of Economics describes a variant on the Circular Economy.

Greenwash, Offsetting and James Lovelock's warning of Gaia's Revenge. Should we reconsider Personal Carbon Allowances, and is there really an Anti-Solar Panel that works in the dark?

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The Wednesday Interview

Sunshine is everywhere and it's free! Let's not waste a drop. Veeral Hardev of Ubiquitous Energy explains one way of making the most of it.

So we're in the last chance saloon! Who would have thought it? Maybe anybody who has been listening to the Sustainable Futures Report for the last 14 years. But let's accentuate the positive.

A conversation with CEO Ian Riley.

COP26 – the Big Issue

Seeing as COP26 has made the front cover of The Big Issue magazine the message must really be getting through!

Ori Ben Ner, CEO of SupPlant, explains how software can help farmers get the best out of every last drop of water.

Before looking at prospects for COP26 and other sustainability news, let's remember Sir David Amess MP, who lost his life last week while serving the public.