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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2019 · 34 MIN

Can one small change save the planet? With Thomas Pell and Nick Robinson

from The Green Room: Questions that matter most in business · host Deloitte LLP

From reusable coffee cups to metal straws, we're all familiar with the 'war' against single-use plastics. Eco-friendly options have become more mainstream, but how much difference can one small change really make? What else could we as individuals be doing to reduce our waste? And what's the role of business in all of this? George and Ethan catch up with Thomas Pell, founder of the UK's largest zero waste supermarket, The Clean Kilo, and Nick Robinson, an environment manager at Deloitte. In this episode you'll discover: How our hosts got on with their plastic free week challenge  How George is saving the dolphins one six pack at a time  How Thomas became scientist turned supermarket founder  Why we're saying goodbye to single use cups at Deloitte   Hosts: George Parrett and Ethan Worth Guests: Thomas Pell, The Clean Kilo and Nick Robinson, Deloitte environment manager Technical support: Deloitte's Creative Studio Original music: Ali Barrett  

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