Earlier this year North Tyneside Council published its Climate Change Strategy after months of work by council officers and community volunteers. The ISO 14001 process was started in 2007 and the council has just been through a successful audit. In this interview I talked to Tony Turnbull, Ainsley Rea and Laura McTaggart. We discussed a wide range of issues, including waste control, efficient fleet management and community engagement. Duration 18m 45s

In a recent speech at the University of Brighton, Lord Stern said that climate change would lead to conflicts affecting billions of people. Anthony Day discusses the issues with Ian Danter, host of The Late Show on talkSPORT Radio. Duration: 9 minutes

A conversation with Oliver Bettis, Pricing Actuary for Great Lakes UK, part of the Munich Re Group. We discussed the scientific consensus, whether the government is telling the whole truth, whether anyone will do anything before it's too late, and a whole range of other issues. Approximately 30 minutes.

Whatever the consequences of climate change, the bigger the world population, the more people that will suffer. Nick Reeves, Executive Director of the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management, believes we need control population and cut consumption. The world needs a new economic model. I asked him to tell me more.

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Duration 8m40s

The Prince's May Day Summit. Last Friday, 1st May, businesses gathered in 11 centres across the country to support the Prince of Wales's initiative for low carbon business.

Conversation with Doug Stewart about what a sustainable communications company and is and what it does. Services to a blue-chip client list and master-classes and publications available to all. See www.futerra.co.uk

Duration 10m 20s

This is an update to my TeleSeminar - "Staying in Business, Staying in Profit". Includes comments on the Triple Bottom Line and the five levels of Sustainability. How to save money and how to improve revenue. Detailed notes available here.

Duration 33m

In this interview with Anthony Day, Harry Morrison, General Manger of the Carbon Trust Standard Co, talks about a new standard for organisations and compares it with the Carbon Reduction Label for products.

One organisation that has already adopted the Standard is Citrica, a specialist cleaning contractor.

Registration for the Carbon Reduction Commitment is now well under way and there is a user guide available from DEFRA here. The Mayday Climate Change Summit is almost upon us - you can register at www.bitc.org.uk

See www.anthony-day.com for more on sustainable business.

Ben Wielgus, Sustainability Advisor at KPMG.  Commentary on a range of issues including costs of compliance; how the CRC League Table may penalise prudent organisations; a suggestion scheme to motivate staff and drive employee engagement.

Recorded at the Newcastle Low Carbon Best Practice Exchange.

Duration 6m 5s

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Lindsey Pearson, Quality Manager at Spark Response Ltd, explains how her company has adopted the sustainability approach and has benefited from it. Should organisations put the environment on the back burner in the present economic climate? Quite the opposite!

Recorded at the Low Carbon Best Practice Exchange, Newcastle.

Duration 5m 54s

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Stephen Weldon, Group Commercial Manager at The Go-Ahead Group plc explains how sustainability is important to a national transport operator. 1p on a litre of diesel makes a £1m hit on the bottom line! Sustainability helps keep these costs under control.

Recorded at the Newcastle Low Carbon Best Practice Exchange

Duration 5m 46s

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Staying in Business, Staying in Profit.

Anthony Day talks about risks and opportunities, sustainability and savings, planning for profit. This is the teleseminar which took place on 31st March. Completed working papers will shortly be available.

The next live teleseminar will take place on 21st April.

Duration 45m 27s

Anthony Day talks to David Boomer, spokesman for the Institute of Directors on Environment, about investing in energy efficiency, government action, the coming energy gap and that third runway at Heathrow. Apologies for the background noise! Visit my website at www.anthony-day.com for more. Duration 11m 22s

Where do you go for financial services - London? New York? Zurich? Anthony Day talks to Martin Worner who works in all these centres - from his offices in Richmond, Yorkshire. His team produces highly sophisticated software products for international clients and they do it in one of the most attractive parts of the country. It's not just a nice place to live, it's sustainability in action - it's an environmentally responsible business. Listen to Martin Worner, MD of The City Secret, and learn more.

Anthony Day talks to Julian Walker-Palin, Head of Corporate Policy for Sustainability and Ethics at ASDA. Can businesses afford to be green or should they concentrate on growth? How is ASDA going to save 100,000 tonnes of CO2 in 2009? What do we do about excessive packaging, and why does ASDA run its own recycling centres? Hear Julian's answers, and his predictions for the next few years.

Anthony Day in a recent radio interview about electric cars.

Riding the recession - the COBRA™ Coefficient of Change - Is Sustainability Still Relevant? - Power Failure - Planning to Survive. The latest update from Anthony Day