Hosted by engineer and nanotechnologist Dr. Michelle Dickinson, this season of Sustainable Forces features a guest line-up of brilliant minds from around the world, tackling the answers to complex global questions including:

  • In this podcast episode, Dr Michelle Dickinson is joined by Jennifer Lenhart, Cities Lead at World Wildlife Fund and Josef Hargrave, Arup’s Global Foresight Leader. Together, they unpack these questions and provide actionable design ideas we can all use to help repair the planet.

  • In this podcast episode, Dr Michelle Dickinson is joined by David Miller, Managing Director at C40 Cities and Brice Richard our Australasia Strategy and Insights Leader. Together, they explain what a green economy is and how we can capture the opportunity.

  • In this podcast episode, Dr Michelle Dickinson is joined by Prof. Dr Sven Bienert, Carbon Risk Real Estate Monitor (CRREM) Global Scientific & Investor Committee Member and Francesca Galeazzi, our Europe Decarbonisation Services Lead. Together, they explore how data is helping one of the globe’s largest greenhouse gas emitters decarbonise.

  • In this podcast episode, Dr Michelle Dickinson is joined by Louise Herron, Sydney Opera House CEO and Tristram Carfrae, our Global Deputy Chair. Together they explore how create and maintain a legacy like the Sydney Opera House – one of the world’s most iconic buildings.

  • In this podcast episode, Dr Michelle Dickinson is joined by Maria Herdanti and Harriet Cooney UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, part of the Indonesia-UK Pact Programme, and Safiah Moore our Cities, Planning and Design Lead in Indonesia. Together they explore how low-carbon transport projects can also tackle issues around access, gender, equality and social inclusion.

  • In this episode Dr Michelle Dickinson chats to Cristina Gamboa, CEO at the World Green Building Council and Nigel Tonks, our Sustainable Development Director who break down the Buildings Breakthrough agenda and explain how collaboration is creating a cleaner global building sector.