On Air with Zephyr

In this Special Edition, the team at Zephyr discuss the NSW EPA's updated draft 'Approved Methods for the Modelling and Assessment of Air Pollutants in NSW', the key changes to the documentation and what these mean to you.

To wrap up Season 2 of On Air with Zephyr, Russ Francis and Damon Roddis spoke with Bruce Anderson of Starcrest Consulting Group about shipping and more specifically the IMO Net-Zero Framework.

In this month's podcast we spoke with Marc Stammbach from Kanadevia Inova about waste to energy, how to get the community on-side and the role waste to energy can play in helping Australia reach its greenhouse gas emissions targets.

In this Special Edition, the team at Zephyr discusses the EPA's "NSW Guide for Large Emitters". This new guidance document aims to support proponents to consider GHG mitigation measures associated with new and modified projects, within the NSW planning process. In this episode we discuss who the guide applies to and how to use it.

Australia's healthcare sector is one of the largest emitters per capita, with an estimated 35.8 million tonnes of CO2-e emissions annually which equates to 7% of Australia's total emissions. Dr Penny Hodges, an anaesthetist at Royal North Shore and North Shore Private Hospitals NSW, and a NetZero Co Lead for anaesthesia in the NSLHD joined us on the pod to talk about net zero emissions from Health...

2023 marked 30 years since the release of the iconic Harvard Six Cities Study. In this study a well-characterised cohort of adults were followed from 1974 through to 1991 from six communities across the US from which researchers estimated the effects of air pollution on mortality. For this month's episode, the team at Zephyr Environmental sat down with Dr Douglas Dockery from Harvard to reflect on...

The final episode of the series, we talk all things Antarctica with Ruby, Marc and Elizabeth. We hope you enjoyed the series, thanks for listening.

Francine and Jeff returned to the pod booth to talk with Russ about second careers, being on the committee together and anything else that was on their mind!

Sophie and Alida joined Russ to talk about CASANZ's Emerging Air Quality Professional (EAQP) and climate change special interest group (SIG) and how to join these.

DING DING - let's get ready to rumble for the State of Origin Branch Presidents! Russ sat down with Dave, Craig and Ruth to debate which state is best, their presidential style, and their greatest achievements with nothing held back!

What's it like to run an independent air quality consultancy? And why make the move? Damon, Gary and Martin (all directors and co-founders of independent air quality consultancies) sat down with Russ to talk about those things along with CASANZ conference memories.

Lidia Morawska stepped into the pod booth to talk with me about her career, indoor air quality and what brought her to the conference.

So who is the grumpiest old man of odour? Listen in and you'll find out. We delved into the history of odour measurements and assessments with four of the stalwarts of odour research and consulting.

Following her fantastic keynote address, Dr Carolyn Orr sat down with us to talk about her brilliant presenting style, her TEDx talk, activism and how her career has grown to where she is now.

Keynote speaker Cameron McNaughton entered the pod booth to talk about his time in Hawaii, his keynote address and his previous nuclear talks.

Keynote speaker Matt Riley joined us to discuss his day job, NARCliM 2.0, his role on the CASANZ committee and a sneak peak of his keynote address.

The hosts with the most! Jeff Bluett and Gerda Kuschel, the wonderful Clean Air Conference hosts joined us to talk about favourite conferences, working together and CASANZ has got talent.

There are many incredible people that go into organising and bringing together a fantastic CASANZ conference. Two of these wonderful people are Vicki Callaway and Janelle Wildish, who joined us for an episode to discuss how they bring these events together and some of their favourite memories.

First podcast and we've gone to the very top! Francine Manansala, the Society President of the Clean Air Society of Australia and New Zealand (CASANZ) spoke to us about how she began her career in air quality and climate change, how she became the society president and all things CASANZ.

Welcome to the Clean Air Conference podcast. This podcast series comes to you LIVE from the 27th International Clean Air and Environment Conference, organized by the Clean Air Society of Australia and New Zealand (CASANZ). In this series we talk to keynote speakers, society presidents and state presidents, and all the people that bring this conference together! Enjoy.

On the podcast this month we decided to seas the day and head out onto the open water and talk about shipping and in particular the decarbonisation of ports and the shipping sector. But will it all be smooth sailing? Ryan Bennett, Senior Manager of Planning and Sustainability at the Port Authority of New South Wales joined the Zephyr Team to talk about decarbonisation and net zero targets.

This month's guest was Seamus Collins, Chief Investment Officer for an Industry Super Fund, who spoke to us about finance and the role it plays in carbon markets and tackling climate change.

Agriculture contributes a significant amount to world-wide emissions and agriculture directly contributes to 14% of Australia's greenhouse gas emissions. A particular pollutant of concern within agriculture is methane. For this month's episode, we were joined by Richard Heath, the CEO of Zero Net Emissions Agriculture CRC (Cooperative Research Centres) to talk to us about emissions from agricultur...

This month we were joined by Dr Mark Lunt from the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) to talk all about MethaneSAT.

This month's episode delved into communicating climate action with the University College London Climate Action Unit. We talk about actions, beliefs, the brain insights of climate action and moving past fear.