Volvo & Sky Atlantic present
The Tide of Change

The Tide of Change

Lucy founded Sea Synergy Marine Awareness Centre in 2014 and, for over 11 years, has been highlighting ocean health and plastic pollution in the ocean.
The centre’s outreach programme visits local schools educating thousands of children on plastic pollution. Lucy has also been nominated as an Ocean Hero and Ocean Warrior by An Taisce –The National Trust for Ireland
Lucy Hunt
Sustainability Education Programme Manager, Volvo Ocean Race
Following July’s Sky Ocean Rescue documentary that saw the Turn the Tide on Plastic team collect comprehensive data and embark on research on ocean pollution during the Volvo Ocean Race, Volvo and the Rappacioli family have invited Lucy Hunt into their home to get under the skin of how they live and explain the many ways that they can reduce the amount of single-use plastics in their everyday lives. As a marine biologist and creator of a bespoke education programme based on ocean health and plastic pollution, Lucy is the perfect person to open their eyes to the truth about single-use plastics and ocean sustainability.
Volvo Cars Aims
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We have successfully eliminated single use plastics from our offices, canteens and events
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Manufacturing operations to be climate neutral by 2025
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At least 25% of the plastic in our cars to be made from recycled materials by 2025

Lifestyle
Tone deft
A look at the contemporary Swedish music scene and how Volvo has created class-leading audio systems for the XC40

City Life
Space to create
A story about how good design makes the most of the available space in the city,highlighting the inventive storage solutions in the V316

Technology
Driving the feeling
Whatever the journey, whatever the conditions and whatever your mood, the new Volvo V60 will inspire and delight, explains chassis expert, Kenneth Ekström.