Episode 152

This week on Let’s Go Green with Aisling O’Rourke on Midlands 103, we’re bringing you updates from the global climate stage, corporate sustainability insights and a new grassroots initiative in the midlands. Caroline O’Doherty, Climate and Science Correspondent with the Irish Times, joins us from Brazil with the latest developments from COP30. We discuss the key issues being negotiated, Ireland’s role in the talks, and the possibility of an Irish COP being hosted in the future. Caroline Hoffman of The Cube and Amanda Glancy of Siro join me to talk about their recent sustainability report. We explore how collaboration between business and innovation hubs is driving climate action, and what their findings mean for the future of sustainable enterprise in Ireland. And there’s news from the Offaly Climate and Biodiversity Action Group, who are launching a new Climate Café in Clara. We take a look at how this community-led initiative aims to create space for conversation, connection and climate awareness. If you’d like to suggest a topic or guest for a future episode, you can get in touch with me at [email protected]. Tune in every Monday night at 7pm on Midlands 103 or listen back on your preferred podcast platform. Let’s Go Green is proudly sponsored by EirGrid Group, supporting informed conversations on sustainability, innovation and community action across Ireland.