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The world’s first conservation-focused venture studio has launched – in the UK
Combining Oxford University research, corporate expertise and seed funding, it’s set to launch up to 20 climate startups within two years. Meet the Oxford GAV Conservation Venture Studio.
Decoding by " Florence Wildblood
16.02.2021
The world’s first conservation-focused venture studio has launched – in the UK
‘Laughing out loud’: Interview with Richard Ashton, cofounder of Adapt
Maddyness is collaborating with environmental publication Ours to Save to bring readers fresh perspectives on sustainability. In this piece, we speak to Adapt - a startup using design to communicate climate issues in a new way - about the role of humour in climate activism.
Decoding by " Darcey Edkins
12.02.2021
The company using AI to reshape recycling
Recycleye – a participant on Microsoft’s AI for Earth programme – uses AI to automate waste sorting and management. It's improving the recycling process and accelerating the drive towards a circular economy.
News by " Florence Wildblood
12.02.2021
Lifting of e-scooter ban sees green jobs creation across the UK
Electric scooters are now legal in the UK providing certain conditions are met. Companies like Voi and Zwings are growing their teams rapidly, in an otherwise bleak jobs climate, as part of a greener recovery for UK mobility.
Decoding by " Florence Wildblood
10.02.2021
No more private jets: Interview with Abena Poku-Awuah, founder of Legacy
The UK events industry emits 1.2B kg of CO2 every year and audience travel is typically around 80% of an event’s overall footprint. Physicist turned sustainable events producer Abena Poku-Awuah has launched Legacy, a green events agency, consultancy and marketplace, to shake up how we get together.
Portfolio by " Abena Poku-Awuah
10.02.2021
The End Of Oil approaches, but the stock market games are just beginning
Buoyed up by investment, UK Oil & Gas is seeking planning permission to drill for oil on the Isle of Wight. But what is the company behind the ‘Gatwick Gusher’ really looking for, and will its shareholders ever cash in?
Decoding by " Florence Wildblood
03.02.2021
A beginner's guide to green investing
Making investments that promise positive environmental impact and financial returns sometimes feels like detective work. Maddyness spoke to Josh Gregory, founder and CEO of Sugi, about how to tell if a company is greenwashing or greening up for good.
Decoding by " Josh Gregory
26.01.2021
The promise of carbon capture and storage technology
Maddyness is collaborating with environmental publication Ours to Save to bring readers fresh perspectives on sustainability. Here, we interrogate how you go about removing 1,000 gigatons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Portfolio by " Robert Ludke
21.01.2021
Trade unions and green innovation: an (un)likely alliance?
Industrial action like that happening at British Gas will become more common unless we configure a green and just transition – and workers can and should be advocating for this. Responding to the climate crisis from within key workplaces could see trade unions take on a new relevance and attract a younger crowd.
Opinion by " Florence Wildblood
20.01.2021
The Bakery Sustainability Lab launches
Over the next ten years, businesses will need to green up to avoid becoming redundant. Tuesday saw the launch of a new sustainability-centric arm of corporate innovation leader The Bakery.
Decoding by " Florence Wildblood
20.01.2021
The era of the ethical meat startup is upon us
It’s becoming more common to see startups espousing the benefits of regenerative agriculture to meat-lovers with morals. One company, The Ethical Butcher, recently suggested we ditch Veganuary and take up ‘Regenuary’ instead. But can animal agriculture ever be ethical?
Decoding by " Florence Wildblood
06.01.2021
Jaguar: adapting to survive, or covering its tracks?
Following an emissions blunder costing millions, and accusations of using illegally deforested leather, the UK’s largest car manufacturer is doubling down on its Destination Zero agenda. But as its new CEO gets comfortable, Jaguar Land Rover will have to move beyond greenwashing.
News by " Florence Wildblood
30.12.2020
How 5G and AI are helping Shanghai become a more sustainable city
Maddyness is collaborating with environmental publication Ours to Save, whose latest podcast episode, 'Cities in crisis: towards greener urban planning', is on Spotify now. To mark this, we investigate how the winner of the 2020 World Smart City Awards, Shanghai, is harnessing technology to meet emissions targets.
Portfolio by " Florence Wildblood
24.12.2020
We can’t keep ignoring the environment in our approach to the pandemic
Saturday’s last-minute tier change - and the mass of resulting food waste - is the latest blow the UK’s pandemic management has dealt to the climate. Moving forward, we need to be mindful about the environment and public health simultaneously.
Decoding by " Florence Wildblood
23.12.2020

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