12 | Tim Willis and Rebecca Enright: Carbon Bins

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Voices Unheard

Voices Unheard Podcast

16 episodes

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Voices Unheard is a podcast series that shares stories of change-makers who are giving a voice to either people or issues that are too often silenced or have been covered unfairly by popular media. Join Jessie, a social justice advocate who’s volunteered across many countries and sectors, as she interviews NGOs & social enterprises, activists, and other ‘voice givers’. If you want to be inspired by stories of people making a positive impact in the world (and in local, grassroots and decolonised ways), then this is the podcast for you.

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12 | Tim Willis and Rebecca Enright: Carbon Bins

Voices Unheard

58 minutes 9 seconds

4 years ago

12 | Tim Willis and Rebecca Enright: Carbon Bins

Welcome to Episode 12! Today’s episode is an area that unfortunately we haven’t had a chance to dive into, but it's something that all of us should care more about and think more about. Join me as I chat with Tim Willis and Rebecca Enright today. Tim is the President of Carbon Bins, an organisation that aims to educate, motivate, and inspire people to do something about carbon pollution. Rebecca's a Founding Member of Carbon Bins and she's also an Environmental Services Professional. In this episode, we talk about why caring about carbon is important when thinking about climate change, what carbon credits are, and what each of us as individuals can do to reduce our carbon footprint.

Check out Carbon Bin's Facebook page:

https://m.facebook.com/groups/172417794790666/?ref=group_browse

Carbon Bin's website: www.carbonbins.org

And their YouTube channel:

https://youtube.com/channel/UCOO1Uv17MF6UaB92K4w69WA

Check out the transcript, if reading's more your thing!