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TRACK CHANGES - chats with climate change and sustainability experts

Murray Griffin and Franziska Curran
Carbon Credits
Climate Change
Australian Aluminium Council
Safeguard Mechanism
Queensland, Australia
COP30, COP31
Wind Assisted Shipping Propulsion
Minerals Council Of Australia
Tropical Forests Forever Fund
EU Green Deal
Melanesian Ocean Reserve
Carbon Markets
Timor-Leste
Sustainability
Australia
Australian Energy Producers
Renewable Energy
COP 30 Summit
Energy Transition
Net Zero

Tune in for interesting chats with experts and activists working to stop carbon pollution and protect and restore nature. A podcast for those working in the climate and sustainability bubble, and for the bubble-curious! Co-hosted by Murray Griffin, from climate and sustainability communications and content consultancy Earthed.au, and sustainability consultant and lecturer Franziska Curran. It incl... more

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In this panel-pod, three guests discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the reformed Safeguard Mechanism - Australia's main policy for cutting industrial greenhouse gas emissions.

You'll hear how their views of the Safeguard have evolved, their th... more

In this bonus episode, we take the Track Changes roving mic to Sustainability Business Live, Australia's largest corporate sustainability event.

The conference component of Sustainability Business Live featured speakers including Matt Kean, chair o... more

The Track Changes science and technology division has invented the dejargonator - and Carbon Pulse Asia Pacific editor Mark Tilly has bravely agreed to test it out!

We put this episode together because we enjoy hearing climate and environment profe... more

In these times, we need to celebrate the wins - and that's what we've done in this 'open mic' episode! It's a mix of short audio clips from contributors, and street vox pops - and it's about success in all its forms.

Some of the things you'll hear ... more

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Recent Guests

Grace Tully
Principal consultant at Anthesis Australia
Anthesis Australia
Episode: What next for the Safeguard Mechanism?: Cutting Australia's industrial emissions
Tejesh Kashyap
Policy and Research Officer at Beyond Zero Emissions
Beyond Zero Emissions
Episode: What next for the Safeguard Mechanism?: Cutting Australia's industrial emissions
Kurt Winter
Lead advocate for policy reform and market mechanisms at Carbon Market Institute
Carbon Market Institute (CMI)
Episode: What next for the Safeguard Mechanism?: Cutting Australia's industrial emissions
Mark Williamson
Climate and nature advisor to sustainability consultancy and thesis; former senior executive at the Clean Energy Regulator
Sustainability Consultancy and Thesis
Episode: Bonus episode! Sustainability Business Live
Will McGoldrick
Regional Managing Director, Asia Pacific for The Nature Conservancy
Nature Conservancy
Episode: Environmental wins and successes
Gizem Koç
Superstar lawyer with a background in international human rights law, works with Client Earth on climate energy issues
Client Earth
Episode: Türkiye's approach to climate change: ClientEarth's Gizem Koç
Harj Narulla
UK-based barrister specializing in climate law and litigation
Downey Street Chambers (London)
Episode: Powering past consensus: Climate lawyer Harj Narulla
Margi Johnson
Chief executive of the Australian Aluminium Council
Australian Aluminium Council
Episode: What is heavy industry doing to cut emissions? What more can it do?
Ben McGarry
Decarbonisation practice leader for Australia
Oricon
Episode: What is heavy industry doing to cut emissions? What more can it do?

Hosts

Murray Griffin
Co-host of TRACK CHANGES; climate and sustainability communications and content consultant
Franziska Curran
Co-host of TRACK CHAN...es; sustainability consultant and lecturer

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
  • Fresh insight on the War on the Planet

    Track changes provides fresh voices on and ways of seeing. I have been listening to the discourse for decades almost till I’m despairing and immune to the horror of fossil fuel war on our planet and us. But the people speaking here offer knowledgeable, rational understanding in language that speaks directly to everyone.

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    Australiaa year ago

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Goes beyond high-level theory to real-world examples and implementation.
Strong host dynamic and diverse guest lineup enhance credibility and relevance.
Fresh insight and practical climate conversations with credible experts.

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The climate change dejargonator: With Mark Tilly
Q: Who buys carbon credits and difference between voluntary and compliance markets?
Buyers range from energy companies to governments and institutions; voluntary markets are driven by targets and sustainability goals, while compliance markets are mandated by law to meet emissions targets, with prices influenced by supply, demand, and policy signals.
The climate change dejargonator: With Mark Tilly
Q: What are carbon credits and are they the same as carbon offsets?
A carbon credit represents one tonne of CO2e avoided or removed and can be used for offsetting, but credits have broader uses beyond offsets depending on the system; offsets describe the action of compensating emissions rather than the credit itself.
The climate change dejargonator: With Mark Tilly
Q: What is a carbon market?
A carbon market is a marketplace where carbon credits or allowances are bought and sold, but unlike physical commodities, these assets represent emissions reductions or rights rather than tangible goods.
President José Ramos-Horta: Development in a time of climate change and disruption
Q: Could you tell me about Timor-Leste's goals for the Bayu-Undan gas field and the Greater Sunrise gas field, and how they fit with development and climate commitments?
Greater Sunrise is seen as a relatively cleaner non-renewable energy source that supports national security and people's well-being; while non-renewable, it is essential to finance development in the near term, with a commitment to protect oceans and pursue a broader transition aided by international partnerships and eventual revenue for sustainable investments.
Cheaper, cleaner energy and net zero: The Productivity Commission view
Q: What are the most central recommendations for keeping costs low while speeding the transition?
The podcast highlights early signaling and consistency in policy actions, prioritizing energy market reforms (especially the NEM) and streamlined environmental approvals, while leveraging cost-effective technologies and maintaining a focus on least-cost options and broad societal benefits.

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A deep-dish exploration of climate policy, governance, industry decarbonisation, and environmental diplomacy. Episodes frequently feature policy-makers, lawyers, industry leaders, and journalists who unpack how regulations, markets, and technology intersect to drive action on emissions, carbon pricing, and nature-positive outcomes. Unique strengths include practical industry insights, cross-border governance perspectives, and a focus on Iber regions and Pacific partnerships, with energetic host duo guiding conversations that balance technical detail with accessible storytelling. Potential listeners include sustainability professionals, policy advocates, and decision-makers seeking pragmatic pathways, credible expertise, and real-world examp... more

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