Hello, I'm Adam Vaughn, the Times' Environment Editor.

At this October's Earth Summit, the Times and Sunday Times are bringing together

some of the UK's top people in sustainability from science to business and government.

The aim is to make more businesses more green and more profitable.

How do we revolutionise supply chains? How do we get green investment?

What opportunities are there when businesses work in an environmentally friendly way?

Find out by registering at TimesEarthSummit.com.

Today's episode of Red Box is sponsored by EDF,

the driving force behind a greener Britain. They're not just an energy supplier,

they're the champions of zero carbon electricity right here in our nation.

EDF are leading the charge as the top dogs in generating British zero carbon electricity,

setting the gold standard for a sustainable future. Their commitment to reducing UK carbon

emissions to zero is setting the bar high for environmental responsibility.

EDF are on a mission to save you money and save the planet.

With their go-electric tariff, you can charge your electric vehicle overnight for less than a

tenor, or while keeping your carbon footprint in check.

So if you're enthusiastic about a greener world, remember to choose EDF.

They're not just keeping our lights on, they're lighting up the path to a cleaner,

cost-efficient future. To find out how EDF are helping their customers safe cash and carbon,

visit EDFenergy.com.

A little bit late on the podcast. First up, as ever, we kick off with our columnist panel.

We start with your ten.

...