So many listeners asked the Green Money team about this! So by popular demand, Deborah & Fliss take a look at how to be a sustainable pet owner.They visit Battersea Dogs and Cats Home to investigate food choices, vet treatments and to find out what our pets really need to live long, happy and green lives.Get ready to meet residents including Thor, Lionel and Sid, plus kitten siblings Rock, Paper and Scissors.Including Battersea's boss Peter Laurie, Senior Vice President of the Briitsh Veterinary Association Justine Shotton and Will Bushell of IPN which makes pet food brands including Harringtons and Wagg.So many listeners asked the Green Money team about this! So by popular demand, Deborah & Fliss take a look at how to be a sustainable pet owner.They visit Battersea Dogs and Cats Home to investigate food choices, vet treatments and to find out what our pets really need to live long, happy and green lives.Get ready to meet residents including Thor, Lionel and Sid, plus kitten siblings Rock, Paper and Scissors.Including Battersea's boss Peter Laurie, Senior Vice President of the Briitsh Veterinary Association Justine Shotton and Will Bushell of IPN which makes pet food brands including Harringtons and Wagg.Useful links:
Battersea Dogs and Cats Home: https://www.battersea.org.uk/
Top tips to help children, teenagers and families be more sustainable: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zppx2v4Producers: Lexy O'Connor & Kath Paddison.
Sound recordist: Kate Barker
Executive Producer Natasha Johansson
Series Producer: Justin BonesMade in association with The Open University.
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Folge vom 11.11.2022How To Be A Greener Pet Owner, with Battersea Dogs & Cats Home
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Folge vom 04.11.2022The Big Green Money Guide to COP, with the UK Climate Change CommitteeWorld leaders are descending on Egypt for this year's COP climate change talks. So what is COP? Why does it matter? And is the UK on target to keep its own promise to reach net zero by 2050?Deborah and Fliss put all those questions and more to Chris Stark who, leads the UK Climate Change Committee which holds the government to account. They also talk to the boss of wind turbine maker Siemens Gamesa. The company's been building wind farms for decades but inflation, politics and bureaucracy mean they're not making a profit. And what was it like to live and work in Glasgow last year when COP 26 came calling? Deborah and Fliss meet the small business building on COP's big legacy.We like answering your questions. You can contact us on Twitter using the hashtag #GreenMoneyShow or email us at GreenMoney@bbc.co.uk.Production team Lexy O'Connor, Kath Paddison, Luke Wilson, Studio Manager, Gareth Jones Executive Producer, Natasha Johansson Series Producer, Justin bones
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Folge vom 28.10.2022DIY in a Cost of Living Crisis, with B&Q CEOBusting the myth that being green costs money, Deborah and Fliss learn about how DIY can save you cash and help you do the right thing for the planet. They talk to the boss of B&Q about how sales of home insulation products are soaring, and find out how the company is trying to lower its environmental footprint. And they discover a whole world of creative recycling, from old paint, to used kitchens!With B&Q, Seagulls Reuse Paint, The Used Kitchen CompanyWe love it when you get in touch. Email us at greenmoney@bbc.co.uk or talk to us on Twitter using the hashtag #GreenMoneyShow.Producers: Lexy O'Connor & Kath Paddison Studio Manager: Frank McWeeny Executive Producer: Natasha Johansson Series Producer: Justin BonesUseful linkshttps://seagullsreuse.org.uk/https://communityrepaint.org.uk/
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Folge vom 21.10.2022Making TV Shows, with the BBC & AlbertFrom CGI to costume dramas to Dragons' Den, what's being done to lower the impact of making our favourite TV shows?Deborah and Fliss turn the spotlight on themselves to look at the world of TV (and radio) production. They discover why its footprint can be so high and what's being done to lower it.You'll hear from the BBC's Director of Sustainability who wants the corporation to become the most sustainable broadcaster in the world. Plus wildlife film maker Tom Mustill explains how he's making his documentaries without flying huge teams all over the world. And you'll hear from the boss of Albert, TV and film's sustainability body which is helping producers to measure their carbon footprint.Get in touch if you have a question you'd like the Green Money team to answer. You can email us at GreenMoney@bbc.co.uk or use the hashtag #GreenMoneyShow on Twitter.Production team: Lexy O'Connor, Luke Wilson, Kath Paddison, Gareth Jones, Hal Haines, Justin Bones, Natasha Johansson.