In this episode of GreenTruth, Chantal Kerr-Sheppard sits down with Wlodek Bogucki—a man whose life journey spans from fighting for freedom in Poland’s Solidarity movement to shaping global finance, and now, revolutionizing sustainable agriculture. Wlodek is spearheading the global rollout of Nutriselect Pure, a new organic mineral fertilizer that just might outperform its synthetic counterparts. We explore whether nature can not only compete—but actually win—and why it's still so hard to scale green tech that works.

• From Rebel to Regenerator: Wlodek's personal journey—from political exile to private banking and back to agriculture.

• A Breakthrough Fertilizer: Why Nutriselect Pure could be the first natural product to outperform synthetic fertilizers by 20–30%.

• The Fertilizer Dilemma: Organic = low yield. Synthetic = soil degradation. Is there a third way?

• Natural Turbocharge: How activating soil bacteria supercharges nitrogen absorption—without pollution.

• Precision Meets Organic: For the first time, a measurable, consistent, and scalable natural fertilizer.

• The 120-Year Stalemate: Why innovation in agriculture has been so slow—and why this might be the game-changer we’ve been waiting for.

• A Third Way for Farming
  Nutriselect Pure promises to be more organic than traditional fertilizers and more effective than synthetics — a proposition that’s shaking up assumptions in the agricultural world.

• Winning Over the Sceptics
  While early adopters (mainly farmers in Poland and Turkey) report 20–30% yield boosts, institutional testing is now a key focus to silence doubts and earn scientific validation globally.

• Global Green Yield Discovery Voyage
  A bold initiative to distribute free fertilizer to universities, institutes, and ag leaders across all continents — asking only one thing in return: "Test and measure."

• Systemic Barriers to Innovation
  Despite EU claims of prioritizing green innovation, Wlodek has encountered silence from regulators and institutional gatekeepers — even with certified organic status in hand.

• Economic Upside
  Nutriselect Pure competes with premium synthetics on price, but can boost farm profitability by 40% through improved yields and soil health — reshaping ROI for farmers.

• Lowest Carbon Footprint Fertilizer
  The product isn't just good for soil and plants — it also reduces emissions, offering a win for climate-focused industries from textiles to food production.

• Unscalable Good Intentions
  EU green farming funds are currently focused on local, non-scalable projects. Wlodek makes the case: “We can green the entire continent — if someone just picks up the phone.”

• Private Funding, Public Irony
  Without public sector support, Ticuna must rely on private capital — ironically risking monopolization of the very innovation that could democratize ecological farming.

• Advice to Changemakers
  “Don’t expect applause. Budget more time. Expect resistance. And never give up.” Wlodek’s hard-earned advice for innovators facing institutional inertia.

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The IPCC has stated that by 2050, we must remove 10 to 17 billion tonnes of CO₂ every year to stay on track with climate goals. Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW) has the potential to contribute a significant share toward that target — and 2050 isn’t far away.

In this episode, we invited XinRan Liu from UNDO — one of the four global winners of the $5 million XPRIZE Carbon Removal competition — to help us explore how Enhanced Rock Weathering works. ERW is a natural process where rainwater interacts with silicate rocks, locking away CO₂ permanently over geological timescales.

Enhanced Rock Weathering taps into these natural mechanisms, but boosts their efficiency. XinRan explains how existing global industries, like construction aggregates, already crush massive amounts of silicate rock — making it more energy- and cost-efficient to repurpose these byproducts for scalable carbon removal.

In this conversation, we’ll answer key questions:
🔹 How did UNDO prove Enhanced Rock Weathering actually works?
🔹 How are unintended negative consequences monitored?
🔹 What incentives are there for farmers to participate?
🔹 What are the biggest barriers to adoption?
🔹 How can governments support the growth of Enhanced Weathering?

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In this episode, host Chantal Kerr-Sheppard is joined by Professor Denise Baden from the University of Southampton, who shares her approach to communicating climate change and sustainability beyond the "green echo chambers." Professor Baden explains how she transitioned from academia to public-facing work through the Green Stories Project, which aims to integrate sustainable behaviors into mainstream fiction, such as romance novels or thrillers. By subtly embedding sustainability in relatable contexts, she seeks to normalize eco-friendly choices, like opting for second-hand fashion or reducing food waste. What you’ll take away from this episode:

• The key role of transparency in driving sustainability efforts.
• How data and technology can help track and reduce environmental impact.
• Practical steps that businesses can take to create positive environmental change.
• Real-life examples of successful eco-conscious practices.
• How individuals can contribute to sustainability in their everyday lives.
• The future of environmental responsibility in an increasingly tech-driven world.

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https://www.youtube.com/@greenstoriesukAt the time we are writing, Denise Baden is launching a new novel via the crowdfunding platform, Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dabaden/murder-in-the-climate-assembly. It sets out a roadmap to a sustainable future in fiction form. Additional funds will go towards funding a new free Green Stories competition.__________________________________________________

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In this episode, Philip Ehrhorn, co-founder of The Great Bubble Barrier, explains how a simple, yet innovative technology is stopping plastic pollution before it reaches the ocean. Learn how air bubbles, engineering, and collaboration are changing the fight against plastic waste.

Key Takeaway:

Preventing plastic from reaching the ocean is more effective than cleaning it up. The Bubble Barrier intercepts waste in rivers and canals without harming wildlife, providing a scalable and non-invasive solution for plastic pollution.

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• A conscious citizen – Understand why prevention is key and how you can advocate for better water management in your community.

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In this episode with Eleni Polychroniadou we dive into the gap between sensor-driven data and actual decision-making, questioning why so much valuable information remains untapped. Certifications like EDGE, pioneered by the World Bank, are expanding globally—but do they drive genuine efficiency, or just serve as marketing tools? We also tackle the tricky realities of retrofitting old buildings, where cost, political will, and feasibility often clash. With financial incentives still shaping the industry, how long before compliance shifts from a choice to a mandate? As regulations tighten and penalties loom, the future of sustainable building may no longer be an option, but a necessity. Tune in as we uncover what truly defines sustainability in the built world—data, design, or dollars?Host: Chantal Kerr-Sheppard

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Small-scale fishers play a crucial but often overlooked role in protecting the ocean and ensuring a sustainable seafood supply. They use traditional, eco-friendly fishing methods that help preserve marine ecosystems while supporting coastal communities.

Welcome to GreenTruth, where we explore sustainable solutions shaping our world. In today’s episode, we sit down with Serge Raemaekers, co-founder and executive director of Abalobi, an initiative transforming small-scale fisheries in South Africa. With over 20 years of experience, Serge is pioneering data-driven, community-led approaches to restore ocean ecosystems while ensuring economic empowerment for fishing communities.

Key Takeaways:

• Continuous, High-Quality Data is Essential – Sustainable fisheries require consistent, verified data collection over time to inform decision-making and track ecosystem health.
• Small-Scale Fishers as Stewards of the Ocean – Local fishing communities have deep knowledge and self-regulating traditions that promote responsible fishing and ecosystem balance.
• Empowering Local Governance – Strengthening community-driven governance can enhance marine resource protection and ensure long-term sustainability.
• Balancing Industrial & Small-Scale Fisheries – While industrial fisheries play a role, small-scale fishers support ocean health and local economies, requiring greater recognition and support.
• Rethinking Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) – MPAs can be effective but should be adapted to local contexts and complemented by other fisheries management tools.
• Using the Full Fisheries Management Toolbox – Beyond MPAs, numerous strategies exist to manage fisheries sustainably, including seasonal closures, catch limits, and community-led conservation.
• Consumers Have Power – Purchasing decisions shape supply chains; choosing traceable, sustainably sourced seafood supports responsible fisheries.
• Disengagement is Not the Answer – Avoiding seafood altogether does not help; instead, informed consumer choices can drive sustainable practices.
• Shortening Supply Chains for Transparency – Programs like Abalobi connect consumers with fishers, ensuring fair trade, sustainability, and traceability.
• Small-Scale Fisheries Can Drive Global Ocean Health – With 500 million people directly linked to small-scale fisheries, their role in ocean conservation and food security is crucial.

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This episode inspires listeners to rethink our relationship with the ocean and how innovation can help repair the ecological balance while addressing human needs. 🌊

Melanie BIshop - co-founder of Living Seawalls and Professor of Marine Ecology at Macquarie University in Australia - , dives into the groundbreaking work behind Living Seawalls, a concept that reimagines traditional coastal defenses to restore marine biodiversity. Combining biomimicry with scientific research, Living Seawalls promotes a harmonious coexistence between human-built structures and marine ecosystems. The discussion spans the ecological importance, global scalability, and community involvement needed to make these innovations mainstream.

Host: Chantal Kerr-Sheppard

1. Reimagine Traditional Approaches

   • Innovative thinking, like replacing flat seawalls with nature-inspired designs, can transform harmful infrastructure into beneficial ecosystems.

2. Prioritize Ecological Restoration

   • Any project can incorporate strategies to reverse environmental damage while achieving its functional goals.

3. Leverage Scientific Research for Real-World Impact

   • Long-term studies and experiments are crucial to validate concepts and scale them for widespread application.

4. Incorporate Biomimicry for Sustainability

   • Taking inspiration from nature’s designs—like rock pools or kelp forests—can provide effective, adaptable, and sustainable solutions.

5. Think Globally, Act Locally

   • Projects should be adaptable to local environmental conditions but scalable to address global challenges, as seen with Living Seawalls’ expansion.

6. Maximize Multifunctionality

   • Projects can provide multiple benefits, such as improving biodiversity, offering recreational spaces, and even enhancing mental health, to appeal to a broad range of stakeholders.

7. Engage Communities in Solutions

   • Mobilizing local citizens through advocacy, fundraising, and science initiatives can foster awareness and support for environmental projects.

8. Blend Natural and Built Solutions

   • Combining constructed interventions with nature-based approaches (like restoring reefs or mangroves) can achieve balanced and long-lasting environmental outcomes.

9. Design for Scalability

   • Modular and customizable designs, like the Living Seawalls panels, allow projects to adapt to different locations and scale effectively.

10. Foster Cross-Sector Collaboration

    • Partnerships between researchers, developers, governments, and communities ensure that innovative projects transition from concepts to impactful solutions.

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In this episode of GreenTruth, host Chantal Kerr-Sheppard speaks with Ricardo Mulas, co-founder of E6PR, a company redefining packaging with their innovative biodegradable six-pack rings. From his unexpected journey into sustainability to the challenges of driving corporate and consumer change, Ricardo shares how E6PR is tackling plastic pollution and creating sustainable solutions that are transforming the industry.

Key Takeaways:

• Innovative Solution: E6PR’s biodegradable six-pack rings are the first sustainable can holders in the market, made entirely from plant fibers without plastic or adhesives.
• Environmental Impact: The rings are certified home-compostable and biodegradable, breaking down in less than 100 days under proper composting conditions.
• Ricardo’s Journey: A former investment banker, Ricardo discovered his passion for sustainability while helping develop the E6PR product, leading to a 7-year commitment.
• Challenges in Sustainability: The shift to sustainable practices often faces resistance due to cost concerns, but corporations and individuals share responsibility in fostering change.
• Affordability Goals: Initially 10 times the cost of plastic rings, E6PR has reduced prices by 45% since 2018 and is now competitive with recycled plastic solutions.
• Adoption Strategy: E6PR began by targeting craft and artisanal beverage makers, who are more willing to invest in sustainable solutions for their higher-margin products.

Ricardo emphasizes the need for both consumers and corporations to prioritize sustainability over cost for a greener future.

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We interviewed Walid Al Saqqaf  -Co-Founder of Rebalance Earth to better understand how we can redefine the relationship between nature, business, and sustainable investment. A 37-minutes session rich in takeaways with the brilliant host Chantal Kerr-Sheppard and the inspiring Rebalance Earth project:

• Nature as Infrastructure: Advocating for the financial viability of nature by assigning value to its services, fostering sustainable business continuity, and combating the free-rider challenge.
• Corporate Collaboration: Engaging CFOs to secure long-term contracts that align with scientific models and corporate sustainability goals, overcoming legal and logistical challenges.
• Pilot Projects: Launching and scaling projects like river restoration in Plymouth and Manchester, uniting stakeholders from city councils to global brands.
• Innovation in Awareness: Hosting podcasts, including Rebalance and the 90 Seconds series, to share insights, challenges, and solutions within the sustainability space.
• Scaling Impact: Growing from a small core team to an “Apollo 11” level of expertise, ready to tackle global environmental challenges with scalable solutions.
• Climate Advocacy: Shifting perspectives on nature as a "free resource," emphasizing its critical role in business and ecological balance, and addressing the roots of climate change.

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Natalie King Barnard, representing Green Machine Computers, is a passionate advocate for sustainable technology and environmental responsibility. With a focus on refurbishing and responsibly recycling e-waste, Green Machine Computers bridges the gap between environmental concerns and accessible technology, making a meaningful impact on both individuals and businesses.

Host: Chantal Kerr-Sheppard

• E-Waste Crisis:

  • E-waste often contains highly toxic materials, with some areas hosting waste more toxic than Chernobyl.
  • Poorer countries disproportionately bear the environmental and social impacts of e-waste generated by wealthier nations.

• Sustainable Recycling Practices:

  • Green Machine Computers reuses as much as possible and partners with metal refineries to recycle materials like gold, copper, and other valuable elements.

• Affordable and Accessible Technology:

  • Refurbished tech helps bridge the digital divide, offering affordable solutions to those who can't afford new devices.
  • Promotes the idea that technology is a necessity, not a privilege, especially with increasing digital job demands.

• Environmental Advocacy:

  • Advocates for household electronic waste bins and collections to simplify e-waste recycling for the public.
  • Educates consumers about the benefits of repairing and reusing tech rather than contributing to the cycle of waste.

• Future Goals:

  • Expand services nationwide and make sustainable tech solutions more accessible.
  • Continue helping businesses meet their environmental and social governance (ESG) goals.

• Culture Shift:

  • Challenges the “newer is better” mindset, emphasizing the quality and longevity of refurbished tech.

• Contact Green Machine Computers:

  • Website: www.greenmachinecomputers.com
  • Phone: 01672 520 133

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Guest: Kate Cohen, Founder of It's Our Planet Too - a social enterprise dedicated to inspiring children to care for the environment through education and eco-friendly activities.

Topics Discussed:

• Importance of Early Eco-Education
• Challenges in Environmental Education
• Creating a Social Enterprise
• Eco-Activity Kits
• Social Impact

Host: Chantal Kerr-Sheppard

What you will learn:

• Challenges in Promoting Eco-Friendly Products: Initially believed eco-awareness was universal but realized many are indifferent. Faces niche-market challenges due to the unique, minimalist, and explanation-heavy nature of the product.

• Key Lessons

• Core Mission and Values of a social enterprise truly committed to social sustainability

• Biggest Successes and recognition achieved by a committed team

• Future Goals, advocacy and plans of a small social enterprise with a big dream

• How to embed sustainable behaviours in every day's life of the next-gen

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In this episode, GreenTruth host Chantal Kerr-Sheppard sits down with Dr. Daria Shapovalova an expert on environmental justice and labour transitions, to unpack the critical concept of a "just transition"—the push for a sustainable, low-carbon economy that prioritizes fairness for workers, communities, and industries currently reliant on fossil fuels.

Overview:
Dr. Shapovalova discusses the rising importance of a just transition as the world moves toward a greener economy. He emphasizes the need for both individual and industry-level involvement, outlining how citizens, communities, and policymakers can play their part. The conversation explores actionable ways to build a fairer, more inclusive future that considers everyone impacted by the shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy.

Key Topics:

• Industry Accountability: How industries can do more to support workers in transition, from training to participation in strategic decisions.
• Four Pillars of Just Transition: Employment, equality and well-being, economic diversification, and democratic participation.
• The Role of Individuals: Encouraging active citizenship and community engagement in local planning and sustainability initiatives.
• Community Challenges: Addressing the consultation fatigue in communities often burdened by planning consultations and policy changes.
• Future of Just Transition: Predictions on how just transition will grow globally, including more place-based approaches and the decentralization of energy systems.
• Practical Resources for Engagement: Guidance on local resources, climate hubs, and just transition commissions to learn more or get involved.

Dr. Shapovalova makes it clear: this transition impacts everyone, not just those in fossil fuel industries, urging us all to play a part in creating a fair and inclusive path forward.

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In this insightful interview, Pilar Pedrinelli, a passionate advocate for sustainable food systems, discusses with host Chantal Kerr-Sheppard the urgent need for a shift towards more resilient, climate-friendly farming practices. She shares his optimism about the future of agriculture and the role of innovative solutions, such as regenerative farming and alternative methods like vertical farming, in tackling global challenges. From the importance of community involvement to the potential of farmers as environmental heroes, this conversation is packed with inspiration and practical advice on how we can all play a part in shaping a greener future.

Key Topics Covered:

• The role of food systems in addressing one-third of global emissions
• Restoring biodiversity and environmental resilience through sustainable farming
• The importance of integrating food policies into broader environmental policies
• Alternative farming methods: regenerative farming vs. vertical farming
• The need for people-focused solutions in farming innovations
• How individuals and communities can support sustainable food systems
• Encouraging farmers as unsung heroes and advocates for change
• Practical steps for promoting sustainability, from reducing food waste to supporting local agriculture

Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that offers hope, actionable steps, and a vision for a more sustainable world!

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In this special episode, we journey through the evolving landscape of sustainable finance, unpacking the tools, trends, and critical decisions shaping green investing. Our guest expert, Phoebe Stone - Chief Sustainability Officer at LGT Wealth Management, shares invaluable insights on the complexities and promises of aligning financial returns with environmental and social values. Here’s what you’ll learn:

• Blockchain and Sustainability: Discover how blockchain technology enhances data verification and transparency, giving investors the confidence they need to make informed, responsible choices.
• Trusting Data for Sustainable Investing: Explore the critical role human analysis plays alongside AI in verifying data for sustainable investments, ensuring accuracy and accountability.
• Balancing Return and Sustainability: Learn about the dual mandate of achieving both financial returns and environmental impact, a challenging but essential balance in today’s market.
• The Evolution of Sustainable Investing: Delve into the sector’s growing pains, from greenwashing concerns to the hurdles faced by companies and investors in adapting to ESG demands.
• Assessing Sustainability in Business: Understand the synergy of quantitative metrics and expert human insight in evaluating businesses' true sustainability.
• Sustainable Portfolios: Why sustainable portfolios soared in 2021, only to underperform in 2022—and what that means for the future of green investing.
• Investing in a Sustainable Future: Hear about the “light bulb moment” that’s inspiring both entrepreneurs and multi-generational families to invest in a greener, more sustainable future.

Host: Chantal Kerr-Sheppard

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In this captivating episode, Chantal Kerr-Sheppard speaks with Riyana Zafira—a trailblazer in circular agriculture and sustainability strategy. Hear the fascinating story of how Riyana went from investment banking to revolutionizing the way we think about waste. Discover how what we throw away can fuel a greener future and why changing our language around "waste" could be the key to unlocking a circular economy.

Get ready to explore innovative solutions like turning food by-products into nutrients for urban farms and how ancient agricultural practices are influencing modern sustainability. If you're curious about how we can rethink waste, empower communities, and build a sustainable future, this episode is for you.

Tune in, challenge your perceptions, and be inspired to see the world in a whole new way!

🎙️ Welcome to the⁠ Green Truth⁠ Podcast! I’m ⁠Chantal Kerr-Shepherd⁠, your host, and today’s episode features Gary Burns, the founder of Tao Climate. Tau Climate is pioneering an innovative approach to carbon credits focused on carbon removal, rather than the traditional offsetting methods.

🌍 Gary Byrnes is the visionary CEO of ⁠Tao Climate⁠, leading innovative solutions in climate technology, with a special focus on sustainable aviation. Under his leadership, Tao Climate has gained global recognition, including selection for the Google Startups for Sustainable Development program and Elon Musk's XPRIZE Carbon Removal Initiative.

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🎙️ Welcome to the Green Truth Podcast! I’m your host, ⁠Chantal Kerr-Sheppard⁠, and in today’s episode, we’re thrilled to have ⁠Nichola Dyer⁠, a recognized as a transformative leader in sustainability, with a proven track record of uniting World Bank Group, public, private, academic, and non-profit sectors. Expert in spearheading strategic global initiatives across diverse fields, including seaweed and aquaculture, food systems and security, governance, and the empowerment of marginalized communities.

🌍 In this episode, we explore the incredible potential of seaweed in combating climate change. Nichola shares her expertise on how seaweed can help reoxygenate and deacidify our waters, its nutritional benefits, and its role in sustainable practices. We delve into the transformative impact of seaweed and what the future holds for this remarkable resource.

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A must-listen GreenTruth episode featuring a deep dive with Matthew Nelson, Founder and CEO of Arivu hosted by Chantal Kerr-Sheppard.

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🌱 New Regulations requiring due diligence for farmers and producers importing agricultural products into the EU.

🔍 Ensuring Compliance and Verification under the EU Deforestation Regulations (EUDR) and how businesses can enhance their digital capabilities with GreenTruth.

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Caitlin Southwick from Ki Culture discussing how she started working with cultural institutions to improve their sustainability  https://www.kiculture.org/

Caitlin highlights Ki Culture's success and its global collaboration with cultural institutions. She addresses the issue of green hushing in the cultural sector, urging transparency in sustainability efforts and collaboration over competition.

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