Sustainability Uncovered

It's episode 50 of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast, and the edie team undergo a week-long podcasting relay, interviewing an array of sustainability experts from the likes of Adnams, BT, Good Energy, PwC and WWF as part of the UK Government's Green GB Week.

Episode 49 of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast sees edie discuss plastic-free packaging with Carlsberg, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with Canary Wharf and features a whistle-stop tour of a new and ultra-green dry-cleaning facility in Watford.

Episode 48 of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast sees edie's Matt Mace return to the "Green Room" to discuss plastics, cans and a new resource paradigm with Ball Corporation's sustainability director Ramon Arratia.

Episode 47 of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast sees edie interview speakers at the Sustainable Supply Chains conference, to explore how corporates such as innocent Drinks and Asia Pulp & Paper are future-proofing supply chains to boost resiliency against global megatrends.

Episode 46 of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast sees a host of special guests join the edie team to discuss the latest developments in the world of sustainable business - including a live chat with Surfdome's head of sustainability Adam Hall.

Episode 45 of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast sees edie travel to UPS' Camden depot to discuss the electric vehicle revolution, before heading to the Greentech Challenge to see how innovators are combatting air pollution and ocean plastics.

Welcome back to the green room - edie's exclusive interview hub for sustainability leaders, brought to you as part of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast. Up next to provide the insights of leading sustainable business: Whitbread’s director of sustainability James Pitcher.

Episode 43 of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast sees edie reflect on its flagship event in Birmingham - featuring interviews from the likes of Futerra, Global Action Plan and Adnams, before the team are quizzed on the sustainability of the FIFA 2018 World Cup

Episode 42 of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast sees edie travel to France to explore how geothermal energy is being used to heat a waterpark attraction at a Disney-owned resort, before a visiting a café where food can be exchanged for waste plastics.

Welcome back to the green room - edie's exclusive interview hub for sustainability leaders, brought to you as part of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast. Up next to provide the insights of leading sustainable business: Polymateria’s new chief executive Niall Dunne.

This episode of the edie podcast takes listeners on a whirlwind tour of Eddington, a new 150-hectare, sustainable community developed by the University of Cambridge, as well as a trip to the cinema to talk brand purpose with Patagonia general manager Ryan Gellert

George takes a behind-the-scenes tour of the largest solar installation in the Higher Education sector, and we bring you interviews with sustainability and energy experts from Compass Group, Beyond Business, Pets at Home, LandSec and M&S.

edie travels to the Museum of Brands to discuss solutions to plastic waste and wider resource efficiency issues with business representatives from Iceland, Tetra Pak and James Cropper.

edie visits London Bridge for a boat tour with the Tideway team, the company behind London's massive development project to improve pollution and plastic levels in the city by enhancing the sewage system.

With the Sustainability Leaders Awards done and dusted, edie's senior reporter Matt Mace returns to the Business Design Centre to interview a range of speakers and delegates on aspects such as behaviour change, business purpose and green finance

After a short winter break, edie's Sustainable Business Covered podcast returns to bring you a two-part episode featuring a range of interviews from speakers and delegates and the Sustainability Leaders Forum

LandSec invites edie to its Community Employment Awards to discuss job growth and community engagement, while Costa covers 10 years of its Foundation work to boost social aspects in developing countries

Up next in the green room: Unilever's group director of manufacturing sustainability Tony Dunnage discusses the next wave of sustainability professionals, what skills they’ll need, and how they should embrace technology. Of course, Dunnage also offers an insight of what it is like to work with his chief executive Paul Polman.

Gaming for good company Playmob discuss how it is raising awareness of the Sustainable Development Goals, while Ikea throws a house party celebrating 30 years of operating in the UK.

Delegates from the British Retail Consortium, House of Fraser, John Lewis, the University of Leeds and WRAP discuss how sustainability is becoming a matter of responsibility for UK retailers.

Waste specialists Veolia discuss how investing in people can help drive emerging new business models, while UK start up Rype Office explains how 007 and the NHS and enabling remanufacturing.

Up next to provide her pearls of wisdom: InterContinental Hotels (IHGs) vice president for global corporate responsibility Kate Gibson, who talks big data, the Modern Slavery Act and a 'Secret Santa' behaviour change idea.

Up next in the green room: Landsec's senior environment and energy manager Sarah Beattie, who talks science-based targets, internal engagement and the importance of spending time outdoors.

The Body Shop heads back to its hometown of Brighton to host a sustainable design workshop, while the chief sustainability officer of United Technologies discusses how businesses must adapt to meet the demands of global megatrends such as urbanisation and popultation growth.

Welcome back to the green room - edie's new interview hub for sustainability leaders, brought to you as part of the Sustainable Business Covered podcast. Up next to provide his pearls of wisdom is Carillion's chief sustainability officer David Picton.