Emission: Possible
Emission: Possible
Podcast Description
Emission: Possible with Alan Stenson cuts through the noise on sustainability and carbon management. Hosted by the CEO of Neutral Carbon Zone, each episode dives into urgent, practical conversations with experts tackling the climate crisis. From credible carbon strategies to innovation and misinformation, the show aims to help businesses turn ambition into action—and make emission possible.
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The podcast focuses on sustainability, carbon management, and corporate action, with episodes tackling urgent themes such as carbon strategies, misinformation in climate discussions, and corporate sustainability practices. For example, the first episode features Scott Armstrong discussing the evolution of carbon data and sustainability education in business.

Emission: Possible with Alan Stenson cuts through the noise on sustainability and carbon management. Hosted by the CEO of Neutral Carbon Zone, each episode dives into urgent, practical conversations with experts tackling the climate crisis. From credible carbon strategies to innovation and misinformation, the show aims to help businesses turn ambition into action—and make emission possible.
What if waste could become a force for sustainability, social good, and measurable carbon savings?
In this episode of Emission: Possible, host Alan Stenson sits down with Waste 2 Wonder, an organisation redefining furniture reuse through innovative circular economy strategies. We explore the hidden environmental impact of office furniture waste, and how surplus assets can be transformed into community support and social impact initiatives.
The conversation highlights the School in a Box programme, which supports over 1,500 schools across 47 countries, showing how education plays a vital role in combating extreme poverty and modern slavery. We also discuss the concept of a spherical economy — putting people at the heart of sustainability — and why storytelling is key to making environmental action relatable and effective.
From practical reuse strategies to future initiatives like sustainability cookery schools, this episode demonstrates how small, incremental improvements in sustainability can deliver large-scale collective impact.
Tune in if you’re passionate about sustainability, the circular economy, social impact, education, and turning waste into meaningful environmental and community outcomes.

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