As we enter our sixth year, Hubbub recognises the need to redouble our efforts to tackle the climate emergency. Here are our five priorities for the year ahead. Read more
Hubbub is constantly exploring how to get complex environmental messages to a mainstream audience in a way that is compelling, accurate and thought-provoking. The new ‘What on Earth’ podcast provides another way to do this. Read more
What do the Hubbub team do when they’re not out saving the world? Check out their top five podcast recommendations. Read more
Find out more about What On Earth? Hubbub's brand new podcast Read more
Hubbub has joined forces with the Mayor of London to launch a new #GiveItAGrow campaign. The announcement is part of The Mayor of London’s National City Park Festival which celebrates London becoming the world’s first National Park City. Read more
The BBC’s War on Plastic series has landed some strong messages. The programme did also hit false notes. Read Hubbub's response here. Read more
Climate science suggests we will suffer more extreme heatwaves in future, so how will our daily lives need to change to cope? Read more
It’s a global celebration of women’s achievements and to mark the occasion the I caught up with four inspirational female leaders working in sustainability. Read their advice and watch the vlog here Read more
Waitrose & Partners have launched their ‘Plan Plastic – The Million Pound Challenge’ grant fund to support projects that tackle plastic waste and pollution. Find out what it will fund and who can apply. Read more
As the year begins we're faced with political stagnation around Brexit and increasingly erratic behaviour from powerful world leaders. Against this backdrop trying to predict what will be the major environmental trends for 2019 is not easy – but here goes! Read more
2018 has been a momentous year for the environmental agenda and a big year for Hubbub. In the context of a changing climate and uncertainty, we've continued to experiment. Here are five things we've discovered. Read more
We began with a mere £25,000 grant and we have since built a £2 million charity. As we enter our fifth year the question is how do we keep innovating? Here are the five steps we will take. Read more