Green energy – a common buzzword nowadays, but what does it actually mean? We see a global increase in green energy discussions, regulations, companies and offers
Sharon Giardina
Shades of Grey – Is Nuclear Energy Really Green?
In a greenhouse gas emissions sense, yes, nuclear energy is green however, in a fully-formed renewability sense, no, nuclear energy is anything but green
Shifting Mindsets to Make an Impact on Waste Management
Waste and pollution reduction isn’t just about managing waste, but resisting the urge to continuously accumulate more stuff and simply use what we’ve already got
Recycling, a Chapter of Waste Management
What, how and why to recycle, a chapter of Waste Management. Let’s look at its impact and the role it plays as part of these practices.
Are Cows Destroying Our Planet?
How cows and other farm animals are connected to climate change and what needs to happen for more sustainability in the industry
Eco-Activism or Vandalism?
Eco-activism or vandalism? The underbelly of good intentions. Activists have certainly drawn attention to climate change, but also criticisms for their methods
Daring to Change with Daniela Marzavan
The last part of our interview with Daniela Marzavan, a ‘pracademic’ in the field of Innovation and Design Thinking, Sustainability and Change
The Deep Meaning of Design Thinking and Stakeholder Dialogues
The first part of our interview with Daniela Marzavan, a ‘pracademic’: practitioner and academic in the field of Innovation and Design Thinking
A Sustainable Festive Season
What could we do to have a healthier, more sustainable end of the year… Thinking of a sustainable festive season
E-mobility and Its Nuances
At this point, it is safe to say that we’ve all heard of electric and hybrid cars.
Talking about E-mobility