CCAG
Driving global action on climate change
Shining the spotlight on sustainability pioneers
Change can be unpredictable.
It can be fast or slow, big, small, neat, mapped out and planned or scary and unpredictable.
But in the words of Bowie, well, you know….changes.
That’s why we launched the Decarbonisers.
It’s a series that highlights the people and the organisations that are helping us to lower our carbon emissions – whether through regulation, innovative new technologies or by having brilliantly simple ideas and the courage to back themselves – and to change the world around them.
Take a look at the Decarbonisers – and take inspiration from their stories.
Meet the changemakers
Sandrine Ricard, Chivas Brothers
In our first episode, we visit Chivas Brothers, where bold action is reshaping whisky-making. Sandrine Ricard shares how they are leading the way – from making their MVR distilling technology open source to drive industry-wide change, to The River Within, a long-term initiative to restore and protect Scotland’s rivers.
Sir David King, CCAG
Former UK Chief Scientific Advisor and founder of the Climate Crisis Advisory Group, Sir David King, delivers a stark warning: the Earth system is nearing its tipping point. But he also offers hope and a strategy for effective action. Through CCAG, he’s mobilising a global panel of scientific leaders pushing for urgent, systemic change based on four key pillars: Reduce, Remove, Repair and Resilience.
Michael Goulden, Kerbo Charge
Over 40% of UK homes have faced a barrier to EV ownership simply because they don’t have a driveway.
This has left many potential EV drivers with limited options, such as paying high prices at public charging points or sticking with polluting petrol and diesel cars, which contribute directly to the climate emergency.
Thanks to Kerbo Charge, home charging is now within reach of millions of people. Co-founder, Michael Goulden explains how his simple solution is helping to win the fight against vehicle emissions.
Could you be our next Decarboniser?
