The delegates have gone home, the headlines have been written, the media moves on to the next big story. But climate change isn’t going away; our chimneys and exhaust pipes are still belching greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.

The delegates have gone home, the headlines have been written, the media moves on to the next big story. But climate change isn’t going away; our chimneys and exhaust pipes are still belching greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
Companies need cars to get their people around – or do they? Conventional wisdom is that the bigger the company, the bigger the fleet – and the higher the position of the employee within the organisation, the grander the car.
Whose responsibility is it to curb greenhouse-gas emissions - governments’? Businesses’? Or billions of individual consumers through their daily actions?
If you can’t measure it – you can’t manage it. But where do you start?
Your heart sinks as you re-read that email from corporate HQ.
Several years ago, well before the pandemic, I was in London at the UK headquarters of an international bank. After the meeting, I was invited for lunch at the staff canteen. Thinking back, it felt like stepping into the future.