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Less than a week ago Charlotte Horler launched Nula Carbon, the climate action platform that aims to bring carbon offsetting into the mainstream. Before founding Nula Carbon, Charlotte witnessed first-hand the positive impact that carbon offsetting can bring to the planet, people and wildlife. For the past 3 years, she has worked for the ethical manufacturer and community trust, SOKO Kenya and lived in Kenya on a forest protection site run by Wildlife Works. Carbon offsetting has typically been something that we perhaps only think about in relation to flying or something a big business incorporates into their corporate social responsibility (CSR) strategy. Charlotte plans to change this by communicating with a growing carbon curious audience. By making the subject of carbon setting relatable, connecting on a human level and sharing the stories the people who directly benefit from carbon offsetting, Nula Carbon plans to make it easy to make a big difference. In this podcast Charlotte and our founder Jodi Muter-Hamilton talk about: The journey from Kenya to launching Nula Carbon What carbon offsetting can do for communities, planet and wildlife Why she has chosen to grow her start-up business from Lisbon rather than London Tips to reduce your individual and business carbon footprint In our podcast, Charlotte mentioned some of her go-to carbon resources which are listed below. All links go to Instagram: Future Earth Chicks for Climate Climate Science Earth Rise Studio www.blackneondigital.com https://www.nulacarbon.com