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Five Degrees of Change: Erinch Sahan

Head of Enterprise at Doughnut Economics Action Lab explains why the ownership structures and governance of businesses need to change

Five Degrees of Change: Michelle Murphy

The Social Justice Ireland analyst discussed reducing food waste, putting a carbon tax on food, and how to address transport emissions in rural Ireland

Five Degrees of Change: Laura Burke

The director general of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) gives her five degrees of change for a greener world

Five Degrees of Change: Andrew Murphy

The head of buildings and industry with the Environmental Coalition on Standards spoke about how to include aviation emissions in national climate targets, and ban emissions offsetting

Five Degrees of Change: Thomas Duffy

Farmer and agri-environmental consultant spoke about policy changes he would like to see for a sustainable rural Ireland

Five Degrees of Change

‘Solar is an area of common ground between farmers and environmentalists’ – Thomas Duffy

The latest guest on our Five Degree of Change podcast series, the vice-president of the European Council of Young Farmers, outlines his personal changes and the policy changes he would like to see, including a ban on below-cost selling of food, to support a sustainable future

Five Degrees of Change: Laura Heuston of Sustainability Works

Heuston spoke about how sustainable finance can help drive change in the private sector and the impact of changing career

Five Degrees of Change: Jim Scheer

The head of data and insights at the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland spoke about speeding up clean energy projects and reconnecting with nature in the busy modern world

Five Degrees of Change: Diarmuid Torney

Torney discussed how we can better equip the state to deliver on climate action, while explaining why he is cutting down on flying

Five Degrees of Change: Brian Caulfield

The sustainable transport expert proposed a cross party transport infrastructure plan, imposing parking limits in cities and prioritising the electrification of taxis and car shares

Five Degrees of Change – Bríd Smith

The People Before Profit TD for Dublin South Central discusses her policy and personal changes for a greener world

Five Degrees of Change – Oisín Coghlan

The environmental campaigner’s changes include setting fair sectoral targets and making schools centres of climate action

Phoenix Talent Talks: Episode 5: The Success Series

Law on Trial podcast: Sinéad Gibney on Ireland’s equality laws, the future of remote working and ‘Wagatha Christie’ trial latest

Phoenix Talent Talks: Episode 3: The Success Series

Podcast: the Linda Cullen and Sarah Durcan interview on #HowIDidIt, with advice from Valéria Aquino

In this fifth episode of #HowIDidIt: the Business Post’s Women in Leadership podcast series, Nadine O’Regan interviews Linda Cullen, chief executive and director, and Sarah Durcan, activist and associate director, about their careers and the work they’ve done to shine a light on inequality in Ireland

Phoenix Talent Talks - Episode 2: The Success Series

Podcast: the Rachael English and Zara King interview on #HowIDidIt, with expert tips from Louise Campbell

In this fourth episode of #HowIDidIt: the Business Post’s Women in Leadership podcast series, Nadine O’Regan interviews Rachael English, author and RTE Radio 1 broadcaster, and Zara King, news correspondent with Virgin Media and podcast host, about their route into journalism and the hazards of the job

Podcast: the Aine Kerr and Mairin Murray interview on #HowIDidIt, with expert tips from Sarah Geraghty

In this third episode of #HowIDidIt: the Business Post’s Women in Leadership podcast series, Nadine O’Regan interviews Aine Kerr, co-founder of Kinzen, and Máirín Murray, co-founder of Tech for Good about 'squiggly' careers, the war on misinformation and how technology is reshaping our lives

Podcast: the Frances Fitzgerald and Joan Burton interview on #HowIDidIt

Two of Ireland’s best known political figures join the #HowIDidIt podcast to reveal their attitude to leadership in Ireland