Sustainababble

Well then. How did Ol's prediction that Ed Miliband would be prime minster get on? Pardon? Oh. - So the Tories won. What does that mean for the environment, then? Is it REALLY all our fault? And is the performance of the Green Party a reason to be che...

There's an election on Thursday (I know, us neither!) so with chaotic coalitions round the corner we ponder what small parties can hope to achieve. Plus we confidently predict who will be the next PM. - Also this week, babbly BMW,

What with St. George's Day and the rise of political nationalists, we look at whether nationalism is a good or a bad thing for the environment. Does loving your country mean you can't love the planet? - There's Earth Day - 24 times more babbly than Ea...

With an election brewing all the parties have their manifestos out, and BOY are they packed with Babble. - This week, Dave & Ol devote pretty much an entire show - with Arabella on overtime - to picking through the egregious eco-guff being offered to ...

California’s drying up but Dave and Ol’s pun juices are flowing freely. The results aren’t pretty. - Plus, aviation industry 'babble, undeterred seals, and annoyingly time-sensitive predictions. - Sustainababble is a weekly podcast for and by greeny ...

Why didn't the leaders' debates mention the environment at all? Do politicians not care? Do WE not care? - Also, grim news for fans of an Arctic not being covered in oil, a climate change minister behaving badly,

Earth Hour, WWF's epic switch-off-yer-lights-athon, is a Very Good Thing, right? Well, maybe not… Also this week, BP's political donations smell as bad as you'd expect and Dave adds his customary cloud to apparently sunny news from Costa Rica.

This week, cute fluffy animals v the rest - are people only interested in pointless pandas and the rest of the charismatic megafauna? Plus, is a teeny island in the middle of nowhere really the UK's biggest conservation success story - and has the Chan...

This week Ol's feeling mopey about the misery of trying to buy a flat in London. Shouldn't we just build lots of new houses everywhere? Also, celebrity buffoon will.i.am's been at the babble-aid, teaming up with Coca-Cola & Harrods to sell recycled bac...

Our first ever guest! Political campaigner extraordinaire and squirrel nemesis Martyn Williams reveals secrets from elections past and explains why we should be pleased that the planet's problems are getting worse. -