Do you wish this was your office view? So do we! These photos are from our recent shoot with Thomas Hobby and Garrett Dickman in the stunning Yosemite National Park. At RE:TV we make films with climate experts and innovators in amazing locations all over the world, but we rarely get the chance to visit them ourselves. We started production during the pandemic and found out we could work effectively without flying to all our shoots. To keep our emissions as near to zero as possible, we work with trusted local crews. It helps keep our costs down too. Our London-based team plans everything, from the list of questions to the risk assessments, then hands over to someone on the ground to handle the shoot itself. The closest we usually get is to dial in remotely and ask the questions. It’s a priority for us to minimise our environmental impact, even if it means missing out on beautiful sights – but this one made us particularly jealous.
RE:TV
Online Audio and Video Media
London, England 8,136 followers
Showcasing inspiring solutions to the climate and biodiversity crisis. Part of the Sustainable Markets Initiative
About us
At RE:TV, we highlight the inspiring innovations and ideas that are emerging in response to the climate and biodiversity crisis. By providing a platform for the growing community of change-makers around the world, we hope to encourage businesses to incorporate climate solutions in their supply chains at the same time as helping to address the increasing anxiety that we all feel about the climate.
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https://www.re-tv.org
External link for RE:TV
- Industry
- Online Audio and Video Media
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- London, England
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2020
- Specialties
- video production, storytelling, and climate solutions
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1 Stephen Street
London, England, GB
Employees at RE:TV
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Bruno Centofanti
Filmmaker & Storyteller working in film and creating legends through cinematic narratives with high-profile individuals, companies, CEOs, A-list…
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Beth Kelsall
Freelance Senior Designer & Yoga Teacher
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Klāvs Skrastiņš
Director Of Photography at Re:TV
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Chloe Palmer
Researcher for Nature & Science Media & TV Production
Updates
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As Thomas Hobby explains, the way we manage our forests is changing. He is one of the industry leaders advocating for sustainable forestry – a system that supports both ecosystems and livelihoods. Circularity is at the heart of this new approach. As CEO at Yosemite Clean Energy, Tom is addressing the issue of overgrown forests by transforming biomass into green fuels. Locally, this process is reducing the risk of catastrophic wildfires. At scale, it’s accelerating a waste-free bioeconomy, and even has the potential to replace our need for fossil fuels. Visit our digital hub to watch Tom's extended interview: https://lnkd.in/efG2Fm4H
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"How can we make buildings have a positive contribution to the planet?" When you think of the components of a healthy ecosystem, buildings may not automatically come to mind, but a new architectural approach is challenging preconceptions about the built environment 🏡 Dave Cheshire from AECOM is redesigning our concrete jungles so that they can become “nature positive”. His vision includes regenerative buildings that store carbon, generate more energy than they use, and provide valuable ecosystem services to the community. RE:TV’s month-long season dedicated to nature positive buildings has begun. To learn more about regenerative design, watch the extended interview with David on our new hub full of films and reports 👉 https://lnkd.in/evBMwwhf Discover how AECOM are working with other industry leaders to decarbonise the sector as part of the Sustainable Markets Initiative's Sustainable Buildings Task Force 👉 https://lnkd.in/e7sWqHBg AECOM - Buildings + Places
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Fungi could have a key role to play in tackling the climate crisis, and investors are beginning to take note 🍄 This Nature Portfolio report shows that mycelium bioremediation – the use of #fungi to clean up pollution – is gaining market momentum. In May 2024, RE:TV contributor Mycocycle, Inc. secured $3.6 million USD to fund their innovative recycling process. They use lab-trained fungi to consume construction waste before transforming it into sustainable raw materials. Visit our website to explore more fungi-based climate solutions 👉 https://lnkd.in/e28dnVWS
Nature Portfolio released a report about how investors are paying attention to the digestive prowess of fungi 🍄 This report features our Ray of Hope Alumni BIOHM, Mycocycle, Inc., and Novobiom, each of whom are working with fungi to decontaminate natural environments from polluting plastics, oil spills, and toxic waste. The Biomimicry Institute is thrilled to see an increased interest in decomposition technologies like these! Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/eRucEaae #fungi #biomimicry #decomposition 📸: Chris G: https://lnkd.in/gadFtMnS
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The built environment accounts for a staggering 37% of GHG emissions. It’s time to flip the switch. A lot of progress has already been made to reduce the "operational carbon" of buildings, but construction is lagging behind. In a recent report, UN Environment Programme identified three key pathways we can take to decarbonise building materials. Scroll to unpack the possibilities ➡️ Do you want to learn more about how buildings can be part of healthy ecosystems and have a positive impact on the environment? Discover the full report along with other expert insights, films and case studies at our newly launched Nature Positive Buildings Hub: https://lnkd.in/evBMwwhf
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Over the last five years, we’ve made more than a hundred films with some of the most innovative people and organisations around the world 💡 RE:TV Recap is our monthly opportunity to update you on the progress they’ve been making since we worked with them. This month features Oxford PV, Freetown the Treetown, Riversimple, Magical Mushroom Company® and Osa Conservation 🌍
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As Jane "Carter" Ingram reminds us, our global economy is highly dependent on the natural world. Protecting biodiversity isn't just good for the environment – it's also good for business. Dr. Ingram's investment in nature started early. At a young age, she wrote letters to the mayor about addressing #deforestation in the local community. Now, as Managing Director at Pollination, she is working to build an economy that contributes to a nature positive future. Understanding the value of ecosystem services is vital if we are to both manage risk and fully harness opportunity. Visit our digital hub to watch Dr. Ingram's extended interview: https://lnkd.in/efG2Fm4H
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“What are we willing to do to ensure that we have forests in our future?” Forests regulate our climate, clean the air we breathe, and filter the water we drink – as well as absorbing almost 30% of CO2 emissions, and providing food and other resources all over the world. We couldn’t live without them. RE:TV’s month-long season on the forest bioeconomy culminates with the release of our hero film, featuring expert insight from Thomas Hobby from Yosemite Clean Energy, Jane "Carter" Ingram from Pollination, Todd Gartner from the World Resources Institute and Garrett Dickman from Yosemite National Park Services. How does indigenous #forestmanagement reduce the risk of wildfire and generate new economic opportunities? Find out by watching our brand new film: https://lnkd.in/gMqafsjg Let us know your thoughts in the comments 👇
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“If we don’t change course, we risk inadvertently doing more harm than good.” Daisy Streatfeild outlines how Ninety One is providing investors with a clearer understanding their impact in the real world by reframing “net zero investing" so their clients can see how their portfolio is driving decarbonisation as well as returns. Read the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/euPN95cu Explore more insights from experts, entrepreneurs and members of the Sustainable Markets Initiative on RE:TV's website: https://lnkd.in/eNA-VdqQ #climatecrisis #climatefinance
Shifting from reducing financed emissions to financing reduced emissions. Using practical examples, Daisy Streatfeild, Sustainability Director, sets out how we can evolve the approach to net-zero investing to achieve the dual objectives of delivering decarbonisation in the real economy while optimising returns for clients and beneficiaries. 🔗 Read the full paper: https://nty.one/4cvtb7i #netzeroinvesting #netzero #sustainableinvesting #investing #investment Investment involves risk; losses may be made. For professional investors.
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It's great to see Mars embrace electrified transport. Their move to deploy 300 electric trucks by 2030 is already cutting the company’s freight emissions in Germany. This commitment is part of an overall push by Mars to decarbonise their full value chain by 2050. At COP28, we spoke with Chief Sustainability Officer Barry Parkin about their roadmap to success. You can watch the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/ec5pKHCX As Barry reminds us, transforming our global food systems is no small feat, so collaboration is key. As a member of the Sustainable Markets Initiative's Agribusiness Task Force, Mars are working with other industry leaders to scale regenerative farming worldwide.
⚡🌎 We're powering ahead with our commitment to deploy 300 electric heavy-duty trucks across Europe by 2030, cutting up to 400 tons of CO2e annually in Germany on one route already! To deliver products with the smallest possible carbon footprint, we're looking at electric trucks, more deliveries via rail transport and taking kilometers off the road by maximizing our truck utilization. It means our future transport is getting cleaner. Meet Milan Scherzinger one of our passionate Associates driving our electric vehicle initiative in Europe towards a cleaner future. With Associate support, like Milan, and our partners, Mars has reduced absolute GHG emissions worldwide by 16% across our value chain since 2015 while growing our business globally more than 60%. Hear about the impact of our new electric trucks and how it aligns with our goal to cut carbon emissions by half by 2030 and Net Zero by 2050. 🔗Discover more about Milan’s work and our journey to #NetZero2050 at https://bit.ly/4d6m8Cd #Sustainability #GreenTransport #ElectricVehicles #ClimateAction