Limerick native, Mark O’Callaghan, has developed a program that he hopes will help shoppers be climate conscious.
Last year, Mark quit his full-time job to pursue his passion and the result was Susbuddy.
Susbuddy is a software that enables users to passively make sustainable and climate friendly decisions.
Listen to Mark speak about Susbuddy below:
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