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zerocarbonista life post oil and post carbon entries (rss) comments (rss) home about this blog about me spotlight on people tree september 22, 2017 by admin filed under: energy fashion changes so rapidly with consumers needing to own the next big trend that it’s inevitably associated with disposable culture – which in turn drains resources and contributes to climate change. that’s why safia minney founded people tree over 26 years ago. it’s a pioneering company that puts ethics and the environment at the heart of everything they do. safia was the first to develop organic supply chains and collections, and received the first fair trade certification for people tree’s entire operations. they’ve now become the go-to brand for organic printed cotton dresses and tops, handwoven jackets and hand knitted heritage jumpers. they’ve collaborated with other designers and celebrities including orla kiely, emma watson and zandra rhodes, and have recently released a v&a collection which has been a best seller online and through numerous stockists including john lewis. the rest of the fashion world are working hard to make their businesses’ greener – to meet environmental targets and appeal to customers. people tree don’t need to catch up – they’re leading the way. they’ve proven that consumers care about where their clothes come from, and have shown that you can achieve the balance of producing great products, whilst campaigning for a more sustainable and ethical fashion industry. safia is also md of po-zu , a footwear company that follows the same pattern as people tree (pun intended!) by putting ethics and the environment at the heart of what they do. she said: “we have worked with ecotricity as the leader in green energy. working with pioneers is essential to transforming business practice into something sustainable and giving fashion a human face. we are delighted for your [ecotricity’s] support in promoting ethical fashion.” if you run a business, you can make it greener too – here are some ideas we’ve come up with, inspired by safia: look at your supply chain to make sure everything comes from an ethical and sustainable source – for example, people tree use organic fabrics which come from sustainable sources. work with your partners to help each other be greener – you can support each other’s campaigns, and work together on social media to engage your current customers and encourage them to get involved. you can be accredited for any ethical and environmental initiatives too – just like people tree have fair trade and soil association certification – they’ve even received an observer ethical award! we’re excited to be working with both people tree and po-zu throughout london fashion week, to call on the fashion industry to switch to green energy, and to encourage everyone to do their bit for the environment. if everyone can take some small steps in reducing their carbon footprint – especially when it comes to fashion – it can make a big difference to fighting climate change. thanks to safia minney mbe, founder of people tree, managing director of po-zu, author & activist guest post: green is the new black september 20, 2017 by admin filed under: energy fashion isn’t something we’re usually involved in, but at the start of this year we found ourselves on the catwalk at london fashion week men’s – all thanks to vivienne westwood. she’s calling on the fashion industry to ‘commit a political act’ by switching to green energy – us. she even called her fashion show ‘ecotricity’! it’s great to see someone such an influential fashion icon getting behind green energy and pushing the fashion industry to be more sustainable. but why is she asking the fashion world to make the switch? continue reading “guest post: green is the new black” britain’s new north sea? april 27, 2017 by dale vince filed under: energy the north sea is running out of oil and gas – well, it was always going to happen… more unexpectedly perhaps, this year it cost the taxpayer £400m to support (that’s the cost of tax breaks to the net of tax revenue) – it is clearly an industry in terminal decline. it’s been coming for some time of course, as has the answer to the question – where britain will get its gas from? the government’s chosen answer is fracking: probably the most unpopular source of energy ever, so unpopular (and uneconomic) that the government had to water down environmental protections, change land ownership and planning law, promise the most generous tax regime anywhere in the world, and literally force this new industry on a countryside in revolt. but there is another way for britain to replace north sea gas – and with a source of gas that is sustainable in all senses of the word. continue reading “britain’s new north sea?” green gas november 25, 2016 by dale vince filed under: energy last week we launched our green gas for britain report and started our campaign to change government thinking, on where britain gets it gas. it’s something we’ve been working on for a couple of years. this is my personal perspective on that. ecotricity began life in 1995, born of the realisation that the conventional way of making electricity, by burning fossil fuels, was the biggest single source of climate change. our proposed solution was a new kind of electricity, the green kind. we were the world’s first green electricity company, and while the technology to make green electricity was relatively new, we could see a potential future where all electricity was made this way – utilizing the wind, sun and sea. what we couldn’t see was a renewable alternative for gas, and for many years we held the view that we had to simply wean ourselves off of this rather versatile energy source, and shift heat loads from gas to electricity. that changed for us in 2010 when we bumped into the concept of green gas – gas made by the anaerobic digestion of organic material, which could then be ‘scrubbed up’ and put into the gas grid. it was a direct parallel to green electricity. and our missing link. continue reading “green gas” brexit fallout – video interview july 13, 2016 by dale vince filed under: energy , food , transport here’s an interview i did with itv a couple of weeks ago, discussing the eu referendum result. i still believe that a 4% margin for leave over remain is too small for such a dramatic change in our country’s relationship with the eu – especially because the pledges made by johnson, farage and gove about the nhs and immigration have turned out to be lies. we’re going to end up with a worse deal by leaving rather than remaining in the eu, so i hope that once the brexit plan has been finalised, a second referendum will be called and people can decide if that’s really what they want for our country. guest post: can eating less meat really tackle climate change? march 3, 2016 by dale vince filed under: food i came across this article the other day. it’s by mike berners-lee and it’s a very different approach to the subject of food efficiency. i’ve seen a lot of statistics on this issue, mostly around the amount of plant protein it takes to produce animal protein – for example 10kg of plant protein to make 1kg of beef. that’s at the top end of the figures but beef is always the worst performer with chicken and fish at the more efficient end of the scale – but still taking more protein in than they give back. mike comes at this in a way i’ve not seen before and i thought it was worth sharing. cheers guest post: can eating less meat really tackle climate change? mike berners-lee with the food system accounting for up to a third of global greenhouse gas emissions, anything that reduces its impact will make a big difference to the climate. it is a system riddled with inefficiencies and waste. humans don’t simply eat food straight out of the ground, of course. it’s harvested, stored, processed – or fed to animals who are in turn slaughtered and processed – and finally packaged and delivered. each of th

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