Sustainability Stories with Scott Poynton | Inspiring Change for Our Planet

Scott Poynton talks with biodynamic winemaker Pierre Fonjallaz about his winemaking practice on the hills beside Lake Leman, Switzerland. Pierre talks about the motivations to change his approach, his new 5000-year timeline for sustainability, and his discovery how - as he started implementing biodynamic processes - that he began to learn from the land and the plants about other aspects of life.

The second in the series from India after Stone Voices. I share it with you here so that you can learn more about Krishan and the tree planting project we do together.

"Next Victim Please" is the third and final Podcast from my trip to India. This time I find out: Who are the hardy souls working to help people and plant trees in rural India?

People Planet Profit - A look at Nestlé's Responsible Sourcing Studio in Thailand. Scott's insights after participating in a week-long induction for Nestlé's new Responsible Sourcing Team, led by Benjamin Ware.

In this podcast, Scott Poynton interviews several Indian villagers who work in the stone industry, aiming to learn more about global stone supply chains. With the help of NGOs, these villagers are striving, but they need more help from the developed world.

Julien Troussier, co-founder of the Earthworm Foundation, on Adam Curtis's documentary Hypernormalisation. 

Professor Klaus Lacker is Director of the Center for Negative Carbon Emissions at Arizona State University. Here he describes the urgent need to take carbon out of the atmosphere and his research into ways to do it effectively and efficiently, This podcast features the song"Springish" by Gillicuddy, available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial license.

Lorinda Jane is founder and CEO of Australian NGO, Palm Oil Investigations. POI was founded in 2013 and has amassed a huge following on Facebook, which has now branched out into an eco-store for sustainable products.

Barbara Reid came to TFT in Switzerland to lead the Circle of Trust, an idea developed by Parker Palmer in the US. Barbara is the only trained facilitator of the Circle of Trust concept in Europe. This idea is based on collaboration and reflection in our

Jeremy Goon is the Cheif Sustainability Officer at Wilmar International, a TFT member since 2013. We have had a great experience working with each other in the past. Today he shares his difficulties implementing Wilmar's no-deforestation policy through its supply chains.

Jesslyne Widjaja is the Chair of the Golden Agri-Resources (GAR) Sustainability Committee, Indonesia's largest Palm Oil company. Jesslyne has a background in Finance, and only recently became involved in sustainability, who is helping GAR meet its sustain