Scientists Map Where Orphan Wells Threaten Aquifers in the U.S.
Scientists from the United States Geological Survey (USGS) have for the first time compiled a map of groundwater variables to understand which aquifers in the United States are most vulnerable to being contaminated by “orphan wells” — gas and oil wells that have no active owner and are no longer producing, but have not yet […]
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“I am moved by the injustice that children have to pay for war and forced displacement” – Interview with Rudayna Abdo
Rudayna Abdo redirected her career to establish an educational system for vulnerable and refugee children in Lebanon who cannot attend school—a challenge that has become increasingly difficult today.
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“We want to make the sports industry more sustainable.” – Interview Frederik Hornung
Frederik Hornung is a doer. His answers are brief, to the point. With the same dynamic he is turning his idea of sustainable shin guards into a social enterprise.
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„Business as usual is not good enough to solve today’s challenges.“ — Interview with Jeroen de Lange
Jeroen de Lange founded the non-profit 100WEEKS to break the cycle of poverty. The formula of success: Giving women a package of unconditional cash transfers and coaching.
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