TRACK CHANGES - chats with climate change and sustainability experts
Tune in for interesting chats with experts and activists working to stop carbon pollution and protect and restore nature. A podcast for those working in the climate and sustainability bubble, and for the bubble-curious!
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Built-in emissions: How to cut embodied carbon (opens the original)
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We've demolished one part of the sprawling Track Changes podcasting studio - and we've found two top experts willing to give us pro bono advice on doing our rebuild in a sustainable way! In this special episode, WWF Australia's Monica Richter and TTW Hannah Jones take us through all the steps involved in designing and building a project with less embodied carbon - and they explain why it matters. Monica Richter is senior manager of Low Carbon Futures at WWF Australia, and Hannah Jones is sustain
ISO's net zero standard: Five things you need to know (opens the original)
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In June 2026 the ISO Net Zero Aligned Organisations Standard was released for public comment, after a lengthy consensus-based process building on the 2022 ISO Net Zero Guidelines. In this pod episode, Kurt Winter joins us to unpack 5 key aspects to the Net Zero Aligned Organisations Standard; from transition planning, linking to global net zero, and pathways, we dive into the detail underpinning the standard. Kurt Winter was a member on t he Australian Standards Committee and was subsequently no
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