You might recognise Dr Vanessa Rauland from the recent ABC TV series Fight for Planet A. Vanessa’s the co-founder with Alexander Karan of ClimateClever, one of a growing number of WA social enterprises that are starting to realise some of the enormous opportunities in our energy transition. The ClimateClever team has nearly doubled in recent months (even during COVID-19), working with an increasing number of schools, their communities and now businesses, to help them reduce emissions, save money and up skill the next generation around regenerative living.

Vanessa’s long-dedicated her days to addressing climate change and increasing awareness about the vast benefits of sustainability. And in the wake of the extraordinary youth-led global climate strikes, it seems fitting that schools would lead the way in the energy and related transitions we so urgently need. Today, Vanessa takes us to one of the WA schools doing just that.

The Clean State WA podcast is produced and hosted by Anthony James, Perth-based creator of The RegenNarration podcast. For more stories of regeneration around WA, Australia and the world, tune into The RegenNarration wherever podcasts are found, or at https://www.regennarration.com.

Music:
Eden is Lost, by Selfless Orchestra.

Get more:
On Vanessa and ClimateClever - https://www.climateclever.org/

For more on the emerging Perth hub of ‘clean technology’ start-ups, visit PowerLedger and ClearView solar window technology. 

And check out the Clean State WA website, where you’ll see more on the Jobs Plan and how you can get involved - https://www.cleanstate.org.au/jobs-plan

Including on the Bright Sparks Solar Powered School Program and the energy transition - https://www.cleanstate.org.au/bright_sparks_solar_schools

Clean State is an independent initiative advocating for action on climate change and jobs in Western Australia. We represent thousands of individuals and hundreds of businesses and other organisations who are dedicated to climate action across the state. We promote solutions that create thousands of jobs supporting businesses, families and communities and make our state a regenerative, fair and prosperous place to live and work. 

More than ever before, we have an opportunity to invest in a sustainable future for WA. The coronavirus pandemic is expected to put as many as 64,000 Western Australians out of work and an economic downturn is underway. That’s why Clean State has worked with industry experts from across WA to develop a plan for over 200,000 jobs that will also deliver action on climate change, conservation, and the care economy. This is the Clean State Jobs Plan.

The Clean State office acknowledges that it resides on the land of the Nyoongar people. We pay respect to their Elders, past and present, and acknowledge the important role all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people continue to play in advancing a Clean State of WA. 

Thanks to the team at Clean State WA, and to the generous volunteers, supporters and active partners who are making this plan a reality.

If you’d like to get in touch with ideas, questions or thoughts generated by the plan or this podcast, you can email Clean State at info@cleanstate.org.au or simply join our mailing list https://www.cleanstate.org.au/join

And thanks for listening!

You might recognise Dr Vanessa Rauland from the recent ABC TV series Fight for Planet A. Vanessa&rsquo;s the co-founder with Alexander Karan of ClimateClever, one of a growing number of WA social enterprises that are starting to realise some of the enormous opportunities in our energy transition. The ClimateClever team has nearly doubled in recent months (even during COVID-19), working with an increasing number of schools, their communities and now businesses, to help them reduce emissions, save money and up skill the next generation around regenerative living.
Vanessa&rsquo;s long-dedicated her days to addressing climate change and increasing awareness about the vast benefits of sustainability. And in the wake of the extraordinary youth-led global climate strikes, it seems fitting that schools would lead the way in the energy and related transitions we so urgently need. Today, Vanessa takes us to one of the WA schools doing just that.
The Clean State WA podcast is produced and hosted by Anthony James, Perth-based creator of The RegenNarration podcast. For more stories of regeneration around WA, Australia and the world, tune into The RegenNarration wherever podcasts are found, or at <a href="https://www.regennarration.com/">https://www.regennarration.com</a>.
Music: Eden is Lost, by Selfless Orchestra.
Get more: On Vanessa and ClimateClever - <a href="https://www.climateclever.org/">https://www.climateclever.org/</a>
For more on the emerging Perth hub of &lsquo;clean technology&rsquo; start-ups, visit&nbsp;<a href="https://www.powerledger.io/about-us/">PowerLedger</a> and <a href="https://reneweconomy.com.au/wa-designed-clear-glass-solar-windows-gear-production-52522/">ClearView</a> solar window technology.&nbsp;
And check out the Clean State WA website, where you&rsquo;ll see more on the Jobs Plan and how you can get involved - <a href="https://www.cleanstate.org.au/jobs-plan">https://www.cleanstate.org.au/jobs-plan</a>
Including on the Bright Sparks Solar Powered School Program and the energy transition - <a href="https://www.cleanstate.org.au/bright_sparks_solar_schools">https://www.cleanstate.org.au/bright_sparks_solar_schools</a>
Clean State is an independent initiative advocating for action on climate change and jobs in Western Australia. We represent thousands of individuals and hundreds of businesses and other organisations who are dedicated to climate action across the state. We promote solutions that create thousands of jobs supporting businesses, families and communities and make our state a regenerative, fair and prosperous place to live and work.&nbsp;
More than ever before, we have an opportunity to invest in a sustainable future for WA. The coronavirus pandemic is expected to put as many as 64,000 Western Australians out of work and an economic downturn is underway. That&rsquo;s why Clean State has worked with industry experts from across WA to develop a plan for over 200,000 jobs that will also deliver action on climate change, conservation, and the care economy. This is the Clean State Jobs Plan.
The Clean State office acknowledges that it resides on the land of the Nyoongar people. We pay respect to their Elders, past and present, and acknowledge the important role all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people continue to play in advancing a Clean State of WA.&nbsp;
Thanks to the team at Clean State WA, and to the generous volunteers, supporters and active partners who are making this plan a reality.
If you&rsquo;d like to get in touch with ideas, questions or thoughts generated by the plan or this podcast, you can email Clean State at <a href="mailto:info@cleanstate.org.au">info@cleanstate.org.au</a> or simply join our mailing list <a href="https://www.cleanstate.org.au/join">https://www.cleanstate.org.au/join</a>
And thanks for listening!

More than ever before, we have an opportunity to invest in a sustainable future for WA. The coronavirus pandemic is expected to put as many as 64,000 Western Australians out of work and an economic downturn is underway. That’s why Clean State has worked with industry experts from across WA to develop a plan for over 200,000 jobs that will also deliver action on climate change, conservation, and the care economy. This is the Clean State Jobs Plan.

The Clean State WA podcast is produced and hosted by Anthony James, Perth-based creator of The RegenNarration podcast. For more stories of regeneration around WA, Australia and the world, tune into The RegenNarration wherever podcasts are found.

Clean State is an independent initiative representing thousands of individuals, and hundreds of businesses and other organisations. We’ve come together to develop and promote how we can create thousands of jobs supporting businesses, families and communities - as we make our state a regenerative, fair and prosperous place to live and work. 

More than ever before, we have an opportunity to invest in a sustainable future for WA. The coronavirus pandemic is expected to put as many as 64,000 Western Australians out of work and an economic downturn is underway. That&rsquo;s why Clean State has worked with industry experts from across WA to develop a plan for over 200,000 jobs that will also deliver action on climate change, conservation, and the care economy. This is the <a href="https://www.cleanstate.org.au/jobs-plan">Clean State Jobs Plan.</a>
The Clean State WA podcast is produced and hosted by Anthony James, Perth-based creator of <a href="https://www.regennarration.com/">The RegenNarration podcast</a>. For more stories of regeneration around WA, Australia and the world, tune into The RegenNarration wherever podcasts are found.
<a href="https://www.cleanstate.org.au/">Clean State</a> is an independent initiative representing thousands of individuals, and hundreds of businesses and other organisations. We&rsquo;ve come together to develop and promote how we can create thousands of jobs supporting businesses, families and communities - as we make our state a regenerative, fair and prosperous place to live and work.&nbsp;

How can we build back better from the coronavirus, avert climate catastrophe, and transition to a regenerative, fair and prosperous Western Australia? Join Anthony James from The RegenNarration podcast as he speaks with the West Australians getting it done - the thousands of jobs being created, the success being achieved, and the enormous opportunities that await.

Clean State

Clean State is an independent initiative representing thousands of individuals, and hundreds of businesses and other organisations. We’ve come together to develop and promote how we can create thousands of jobs supporting businesses, families and communities - as we make our state a regenerative, fair and prosperous place to live and work. 

Clean State is an independent initiative representing thousands of individuals, and hundreds of businesses and other organisations. We&rsquo;ve come together to develop and promote how we can create thousands of jobs supporting businesses, families and communities - as we make our state a regenerative, fair and prosperous place to live and work.&nbsp;

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