7 episodes
Footprint: Business Sustainability Newstalk ZB
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A long-term approach to sustainability is not only great for New Zealand… it’s great for business.
Footprint: Business Sustainability is a brand new podcast series from Newstalk ZB and Goodman Property. In this series, hosted by Francesca Rudkin, we explore some of the issues, the problems, and notably, the solutions as we talk to New Zealand’s leading experts and business people working to change our future for the better.
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Episode 6: Food
As well as helping to cut greenhouse gas emission, avoiding food waste can significantly cut our grocery bills overnight.
Hear about Kiwi projects working to improve sustainability in the food industry in episode six of Footprint: Business... -
Episode 5: Fashion
In New Zealand we send an average of 44kg of textiles to landfill per year, per person.
Hear about Kiwi projects working to improve sustainability of clothing and textiles in episode five of Footprint: Business Sustainability, a podcast series from... -
Episode 4: Construction
From sourcing materials to the dumping of waste, the impact construction has on the environment is varied and significant.
Learn more in episode four of Footprint: Business Sustainability, the latest podcast series from Newstalk ZB and Goodman... -
Episode 3: Recycling
For years, recycling has been commonplace for Kiwi households. But more recently, questions are being asked about what actually happens to our recycling.
Learn more in episode three of Footprint: Business Sustainability, the latest podcast series... -
Episode 2: Plastics
If you think we’re getting plastic waste under control, think again. It’s a complex problem, and recycling alone won’t solve it.
But there are some exciting home-grown businesses working to turn the tide of plastic.
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Episode 1: Transport
Climate change is one of the biggest issues we’ll face in our lifetimes. So how do we do our bit?
One of the biggest parts of the puzzle for Kiwis, is addressing our transport emissions. And with the highest car-ownership rate in the OECD, they make...