Author Archives: Chris Sewell

About Chris Sewell

Christopher Sewell is a TrinityP3 Business Director specializing in helping companies understand the environmental impact of their marketing spend. He is also the CEO of The Gaia Partnership who is building an on-line application ‘CO2counter’ to measure carbon emissions in all forms of marketing communications. Read his full bio here

Online shopping trends: The death of a merchant

This post is by Chris Sewell, Business Director at TrinityP3. Chris has a wide ranging knowledge of all areas of the advertising and procurement world and specializes in helping companies understand the environmental impact of their marketing spend. Today the retail supply chain … Continue reading

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Get more than just environmental lip service from tender responses

This post is by Chris Sewell, Business Director at TrinityP3. Chris has a wide ranging knowledge of all areas of the advertising and procurement world and specializes in helping companies understand the environmental impact of their marketing spend. Translating corporate environmental … Continue reading

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How Green is Aussie Media?

The environmental footprints of media companies have left deep indents on green audits carried out globally. Australia’s media claims to be doing the right thing, but are they? Sophia Russell from B&T checks out the landscape. Transcript from ‘The Green … Continue reading

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Green-washing. How to tread carefully on a planet full of environmental land-mines

I wait with interest for the final release of the AANA’s environmental code of conduct. The aim is to produce an advertisers guide on how to sell a “Green’ product with a shrinking marketing spend, to a hesitant and fast … Continue reading

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Advertising’s role in mitigating climate change

How many highly creative ads for planet saving ‘Green’ products do you see being pulled through the city on the back of a truck? Or giant billboards exhorting the benefits of saving electricity while being lit like a Christmas tree … Continue reading

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The dangers of being tainted by the ‘Carbon Neutral’ tag

Engaging a carbon auditor (definitely a species that is not on the endangered list) to take a look at your books and have a stroll around your company is a very fashionable exercise these days. The result is a report … Continue reading

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Are carbon offsets the first refuse of rogues?

In this special audio presentation Chris Sewell, Business Director for TrinityP3 consulting services, sits down with David Crew of On Paper to talk about the explosion of marketing businesses claiming ‘Carbon neutrality’ as a marketing position while not understanding that … Continue reading

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Greening the internet by the Americans?

What are these green painted bike paths doing in the middle of Manhattan? Was the land of consumption really starting to care about the state of the planet? We had arranged to see a number of companies including the leading … Continue reading

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Advertiser’s Carbon Footprint equivalent to 380,000,000 cars!

According to our calculations marketing communication globally is responsible for over 500 million tonnes of CO2-e per year and is forecast to grow by over 5 percent every year thereafter. To get this into some prospective, this is the equivalent … Continue reading

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Big Brother’s shrinking carbon footprint from it’s rating demise.

As the station bosses worried themselves, then the show into an early grave, there is some good news. Big Brother was contributing over 1.5 tonnes of carbon to the atmosphere for each 30 seconds of viewing during the peak of … Continue reading

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