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I'm Mark Stephen. He's you and McElwraith.

We're standing here in a car park, frankly, getting blown to Kingdom Come.

Yeah, well just looking at the beach trees, bending over, looking up at the sky and the clouds

are just scurrying over it.

We've got winds up to 70 miles an hour here today.

It is pretty dramatic.

Yeah.

Anything that is likely to blow me over has to be reasonably strong.

It has to be said.

As we enter a new year, you might be thinking about how you can go about reducing your carbon footprint in 2020.

Or, like a lot of people, you might be thinking, well, what difference is anything I going to do actually going to make?

Yeah, we've been looking into this issue for the past few months, and in the run-up to the UN Climate Change Conference,

which is going to take place in Glasgow later this year, we'll continue to examine all the issues surrounding it for the people living in Scotland.

Now, one man who's been heavily involved in influencing change when it comes to environmental

matters over the past 20 years is a bloke called Mike Robinson.

Mike is the chief executive of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society, but he also founded

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