Gary’ epic running challenge for Project Planet - Carbonquo in the fight against Global  Gary Davies is doing a five hundred and Fifty km run, yes that’s NOT a typo, He aims to run 550km in 10 days to raise funds to aid the development of the Project Planet - Carbonquo platform. He said: “ Carbonquo, is pioneering a global movement for a climate-resilient future. We’re engaging and pushing major retail and commerce players around the world, to take the lead by paying back a % of each customer’s spend, to offset their daily carbon emissions investing in low-carbon development projects ..read more

Eating less meat, will safe guard your health and reduce your carbon footprint. Meat production has a heavy impact on the environment and your health.  Who would of thought that eating meat could be so harmful to us, it doesn’t make sense, after all, us humans are MEAT EATERS by nature right, WRONG! Whilst we are not herbivores, that doesn’t mean that our metabolism can handle the excessive amounts of meat we feed on the daily, but I’ll delve deeper into that topic on my next blog, in this one, I want to highlight the effect that meat consumption has on our environment. We all know th ..read more

Climate change is, was and will always be a MARKETING problem. Let’s face it, Influencing, consumer behaviour is what we as marketers, do for a living.  If the marketing, industry had focused its efforts on actually bringing about tangible change for good, rather than short term commercial gains on the back of “being greener“, climate change wouldn’t be the problem it is today. As marketers and brand leaders, we have the responsibility to influence change. This is our moment to step up and make a difference. We have to make Climate change Everyone’s Business Solving problems is in o ..read more

What is your Carbon Footprint? Our everyday actions contribute to ramping up our daily carbon footprint. when we travel to work by car, bus, or train, use electricity at home, buy a cup of coffee at our favourite store, do the weekly shop, go to the gym, have lunch and just about everything else you can imagine, except going for a walk in the park will contribute to YOU, adding more Co2 emissions to the atmosphere. Everyone everywhere has their own carbon footprint. It is a measure of how much carbon dioxide you create by going about your daily life, everyone’s carbon footprint is different ..read more