The Tablet interview: Pawel Kisielewski, friend of the earth
A former Benedictine schoolboy, soldier and investment banker talks about his new life as a pioneer of clean technology
As a project, it all started a decade ago at the edge of a cricket pitch at Ampleforth College. Today it is cutting carbon emissions from agriculture and will be among the exciting new initiatives for carbon capture and utilisation given a platform in Glasgow when the world gathers there in a week’s time for COP26, the UN Climate Change Conference.
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