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"If we keep emitting green house gases, we keep warming the planet. If we reduce our emissions by 50% next year, that't not going to happen, but hypothetically if we did, we would still be warming the planet. We need to go right down to net zero to stop warming the planet."Today's conversation is with climate researcher Dr Andrew King. Andrew is a senior lecturer in Climate Science at the School of Geography, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences and ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes at the University of Melbourne. Dr King's work has been cited hundreds of times and his research has also been published in top journals like nature. As you can imagine we'll be talking about Climate Change today, the future of society, transitioning to a green economy, staying under 1.5 degrees, are climate scientists vego, and about the media and news industry and their role in all of this.Video version: https://youtu.be/IWVMafr-RO0 The key topics in today's episode:06:00 - Can we predict floods 07:00 - What climate tech we need13:00 - Is it normal to have 4 seasons in a day?15:00 - What net zero looks like19:00 - Life beyond net zero23:00 - Jobs in a greener future26:30 - What countries are the most carbon neutral39:00 - Climate science and the media47:00 - Climate anxiety as a scientist50:30 - Are climate scientists vegetarian56:30 - Atmospheric Rivers01:06:00 - Common climate misconceptions Resources:Connect with Dr King:Website | https://andrewdking.weebly.com/ Twitter | https://twitter.com/AndrewKingClim?Email | andrew.king@student.unsw.edu.auGet 10% Off Four Sigmatic With Code: PLANT10foursigmaticinternational.sjv.io/P0kPPQConnect with me:Instagram | @plant.paradigmYouTube | The Plant ParadigmTwitter | @plantparadigmWebsite | www.theplantparadigm.comSubscribe to the podcast:Apple | Spotify Stay happy,Eat plants,Peace

We recorded this just after the UK government's mini budget. What the hell is going on?  The lads attempt to digest the indigestible news.  And don't forget, fracking is back too. - even when Cuadrilla's former boss says it won't work in Britain. Your questions are answered too - including Ian's energy price cap confusion.  Mail us -  zerocarbonista@ecotricity.co.uk 

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This week on Money Making Conversations Master Class i am joined by crypto expert and the founder of the decentralized cryptocurrency known as Guapcoin, Tavonia Evans. I will also have award winning chef and food activist, Chef Natasha B.Topics CoveredCryptocurrency/Guapcoin is the most viable solution to closing the wealth gap in our community by providing alternative options to access to money, especially via the creation of DAOs ( Decentralized Autonomous Organizations ) that use the blockchain to pool or raise funds.Why it's important that we are investing in building Smart Cities.We are being left out of the true revolution in money - decentralized currencies ( crypto ), and how a lack of real eduction and knowledge is hindering us.Getting Kicked out of Nursing School Catapulted her Cooking CareerObsession with presentation & Service.How she separates her self from other Chefs.No formal training.Rebuilding her confidence after divorce through cooking.Selling plates from her parents home.More on Tavonia EvansTavonia Evans is a 47 year old native of New York and “mompreneur”. She has been called "the Queen of Crypto" due to being an established Crypto Expert and the founder of the decentralized cryptocurrency known as Guapcoin . She is an Engineer and 4x Founder of Guapcoin, Guap City DAO, Kowrii Bank, and Block4hire. Tavonia's vision is to use Guapcoin for the economic empowerment of black people ( especially black-owned businesses ) and eventually for the betterment of all people globally. Tavonia made the transition into the world of Blockchain in 2016 as a result of identifying Cryptocurrency as a tool that could stimulate economic growth and financial freedom within the Black community. She is one of the first Black women heralded as being the founder and lead engineer in developing a coin with such a mission within the Black community. She was featured in Glamour Magazine's May 2018 “Women in Crypto”, CNN, Bloomberg, Complex TV, CNBC, Marie Claire, Blavity, Ozy – as well as other media publications for her work in the space. Since 2017, she has been an expert global voice for blockchain, and has spoken on diversity and the impact of blockchain technology in a variety of forums. She is now working with her cofounders Twyla Jackson and Marlena Barnett to build an Eco-sustainable Metaverse and Real Life Smart City - called Guap City.More on Chef Natasha B.Chef Natasha B. is a celebrity chef from Frederick, MD who embeds the mindset that "It is better to give than to receive" and is fueled by a genuine love for people. Throughout her life she has freely offered her gifts and talents as a volunteer with local church organizations serving in various capacities. For several consecutive years she served her community as a volunteer Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) & Fire Fighter and received awards for her dedication. In 2016 Chef Natasha B. began volunteering with various organization in Ghana to feed disadvantaged women and children. With the same passion for people & food, in 2020 she started Underground Seafood LLC. and by 2021, with almost a MILLION votes, she won WHUR 96.3 "Best Chef in the DMV". At the peak of summer in 2022, Chef Natasha B. returned to Ghana for the fourth time, still providing free food for orphans. After several years of impacting lives, her mission became clear to her. In the summer of 2022 Chef Natasha B. founded Inspire to Action, a 501(c)3 non profit organization. The aim of Inspire to Action is simple...end child hunger. "Adequate food should be a birthrightSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome back to salon owners, Jill Mackay & Nancy Simcheck, as they join Sherri on this week's episode! They talk about new trends in hairstyles, colors, and why stylists say bangs are like botox. Show Links Learn more about our magazine, podcast, and upcoming events by visiting goodfatlife.com For a subscription to the Inspired Good Fat Life magazine, you can Text “InspiredGFL” to 55678 and send a SMS Message/Text to receive a digital subscription! Guest Facebook: @makijs  Sponsor This week's episode was brought to you by Snedicor's Cleaners Sustainable dry cleaning since 1916. Snedicor's GreenEarth Cleaners located in Michigan. Eco-friendly technology. One with Nature.

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On this of episode Money Making Conversations Master Class the Queen of Crypto, Tavonia Evans explains how and why the black community should get started in crypto technology. She offers advice on how to take your first steps and discusses the first black female founded crypto technology aimed at impacting minority small businesses and communities.Topics CoveredCryptocurrency/Guapcoin is the most viable solution to closing the wealth gap in our community by providing alternative options to access to money, especially via the creation of DAOs ( Decentralized Autonomous Organizations ) that use the blockchain to pool or raise funds.Why it's important that we are investing in building Smart Cities.We are being left out of the true revolution in money - decentralized currencies ( crypto ), and how a lack of real eduction and knowledge is hindering us.More on Tavonia EvansTavonia Evans is a 47 year old native of New York and “mompreneur”. She has been called "the Queen of Crypto" due to being an established Crypto Expert and the founder of the decentralized cryptocurrency known as Guapcoin . She is an Engineer and 4x Founder of Guapcoin, Guap City DAO, Kowrii Bank, and Block4hire. Tavonia's vision is to use Guapcoin for the economic empowerment of black people ( especially black-owned businesses ) and eventually for the betterment of all people globally. Tavonia made the transition into the world of Blockchain in 2016 as a result of identifying Cryptocurrency as a tool that could stimulate economic growth and financial freedom within the Black community. She is one of the first Black women heralded as being the founder and lead engineer in developing a coin with such a mission within the Black community. She was featured in Glamour Magazine's May 2018 “Women in Crypto”, CNN, Bloomberg, Complex TV, CNBC, Marie Claire, Blavity, Ozy – as well as other media publications for her work in the space. Since 2017, she has been an expert global voice for blockchain, and has spoken on diversity and the impact of blockchain technology in a variety of forums. She is now working with her cofounders Twyla Jackson and Marlena Barnett to build an Eco-sustainable Metaverse and Real Life Smart City - called Guap City.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Esta semana desmenuzamos el último informe de la Fundación Telefónica sobre el estado de la sociedad digital en España. Cada vez más conectividad, mejores redes, pero nos faltan perfiles profesionales y mejorar la formación. Y luego conocemos las nuevas rutas ECO que ahorran combustible y emisiones y que ofrece ya Google Maps... ¿cómo funcionan? pues os lo contamos!   Escuchar audio

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Miguel Páez comenta la actualidad de la semana en La Graciosa, que pasa nuevamente por los problemas con la cobertura móvil, así como por la limpieza del litoral organizada por Ecoáreas Mardetodos el pasado 17 de septiembre en Caleta del Sebo. 

Another year comes to an end and it's the perfect time to set some new year's resolutions. While some people stick to common resolutions like exercising and losing weight, others prefer to go green and start a sustainable lifestyle. Reducing your plastic waste and going green are the best things you can do to protect the environment in 2022. According to the United Nations, 8 million tonnes of plastic end up in the world's oceans every year! So, it's time for a change. In this article, you will find 10 useful eco-friendly products that will help you go green and reduce your plastic waste in 2022! Why Should You Go Green in 2022? Unfortunately, the Earth is drowning in plastic waste and it could get worse if the throw-away culture continues. Although single-use plastics are practical, they're destroying natural ecosystems! Because of that, it's important to go green and replace these items with eco-friendly products. With this simple action, you won't contribute to plastic pollution and you could even inspire others to take care of the environment too! What are Eco-friendly Products Most eco-friendly products are reusable alternatives to single-use items. They are usually made from safe and non-toxic ingredients, sustainable materials like bamboo, recycled or recyclable materials like stainless steel. Likewise, some eco-friendly products can be cruelty-free or biodegradable. Before buying all kinds of products labelled as “eco-friendly”, you should know what makes them good for the environment in the first place. In short, they shouldn't harm the environment during their production, use or disposal. If you don't know where to start, below you will find some useful eco-friendly products to go green and plastic-free in 2022! Eco Products List: Reusable Straws Reusable Bottles Reusable Cutlery Beeswax Food Wraps Bamboo Toothbrushes Solid Soap Bars Reusable Shopping Bags Reusable Lunch Box Reusable Travel Mug Plastic Free Biodegradable Sponge Reusable Straw A great and easy way to start your plastic-free journey is ditching plastic straws. Something as simple as a plastic straw can become a huge problem for the environment and wildlife. In fact, it's estimated that around 8.3 billion plastic straws are polluting the world's beaches! The good news is that you can easily replace them with reusable alternatives like reusable eco stainless steel straws. They don't take too much space, so you can always bring one with you to enjoy your drinks! Reusable Bottles If you have access to clean water and yet you buy bottled water, it's time to stop. You're not paying for water, you're actually paying for the plastic bottle. And what's worse, you will probably throw it away sooner or later. So, you're just wasting money, aren't you? A better alternative would be investing in a good reusable bottle and fill it with clean water when possible. With this eco-friendly alternative, you will save money and protect the environment! Reusable Cutlery Most people use plastic cutlery for a few minutes and then discard it, without thinking about what will happen after this. Well, these items won't get recycled because they're too small, so they will probably end up in the ocean. According to the Ocean Conservancy, plastic cutlery is one of the most deadly items to marine life! If you want to go green in 2022, a great option would be using reusable wooden cutlery when eating takeaway. Beeswax Food Wraps Another great eco-friendly product you could use to go green and move away from plastics in your kitchen is beeswax food wrap. You won't need more plastic wrap because beeswax wrap is a good plastic-free option to keep your food fresh and are reusable! It's made from organic cotton, sustainably sourced beeswax, organic jojoba oil and natural tree resin. Additionally, you don't need to worry about disposal because you can reuse it a few times and it's biodegradable! Bamboo Toothbrush It's recommended to change your toothbrush every three to four months to k...

While menstruation is a natural and healthy process, conventional feminine hygiene products aren't kind to your body. Besides containing harmful chemicals, standard menstrual products aren't eco-friendly. Fortunately, there are some alternatives to have an eco-friendly period! You don't need to keep using feminine hygiene products that could irritate your skin and pollute the environment. Nowadays, there are many options made from natural, safe, and organic materials that can fit your personal care needs! Want to know the best part? We've selected 5 wonderful eco-friendly feminine hygiene products you can try in the UK. And if you still have your doubts, keep reading to know the benefits of these period products! Are Period Pads and Tampons Eco-friendly? Unfortunately, typical pads and tampons aren't eco-friendly. As these feminine hygiene products are made from a mix of plastic and non-organic cotton, their production and disposal cause several environmental problems. Did you know that the average woman uses roughly 11,000 disposable menstrual products in her lifetime? These sanitary pads and tampons will end up sitting in landfills forever, or what's worse, polluting the oceans and beaches! To give you an example of how big this problem is: In 2010, a UK beach clean found an average of 30 plastic feminine hygiene products per kilometre of British coastline! And that's not all! You should also take into consideration the greenhouse gas emissions from plastic production. Benefits of Eco-friendly Feminine Hygiene Products On the bright side, the solution to this problem is simple. You can replace your standard sanitary pads, liners, and tampons with other eco-friendly feminine hygiene products. Check the benefits of these wonderful menstrual products: They Will Protect You During Your Period If you're worried about how effective these eco-friendly options are, you'll be glad to hear that they're incredibly absorbent! Eco-friendly feminine hygiene products will lock away your menstrual blood and prevent period leaks. They Don't Contribute to Sanitary Pads Contamination One of the problems with regular menstrual products is that they generate too much waste. Think about how many tampons, pads, panty liners, and applicators are discarded worldwide. That's about 200,000 tonnes of plastic waste per year! On the other hand, eco-friendly feminine hygiene products are either biodegradable or reusable. Plus, they come in recyclable packaging. As a result, they're a great option to have a zero waste period! They Won't Irritate Your Skin Most women don't know that their period products might contain toxic chemicals that could cause them health problems, like skin irritation or cancer. That's right. Conventional menstrual products contain traces of dioxins, chlorine, and herbicides like glyphosate. You don't want to expose the most sensitive area of your body to those toxic substances, right? Then, eco-friendly products are the best choice. These products are free from toxins, chlorine, pesticides, dyes, synthetic fibres, and fragrances. So, they're kind to your body! They're Cost-effective Whether you decide to use organic pads, cotton tampons, a menstrual cup, or any other eco-friendly option, you will save money in the long run! Why? Well, cotton is super absorbent, so you would need to use fewer feminine hygiene products. Likewise, reusable options, like a menstrual cup, can replace several disposable period products each month! 5 Eco Feminine Hygiene Products Now that you know all the benefits of using eco-friendly period products, it's time to choose the right one for you. It's no secret that every woman has different needs and preferences, so here are 5 wonderful options you can choose from: Organic Cotton Pads Looking for a plastic-free alternative that looks just like your synthetic sanitary pads? Then, these organic pads come in handy! This eco-friendly feminine hygiene product is made from 100% organic cotton, so they're supe...

With the increased consciousness for nature conservation and healthier life, people are now more inclined towards practicing sustainable ways of living. Amid the Coronavirus pandemic, the world not only adopted a new routine to complete daily life chores but also revived the conventional practices that were long forgotten. A thorough cleaning of home has now become a new normal to avoid risks of getting infected from the contagious viral diseases that are out there. Likewise, people have observed that nature plays a therapeutic role so it needs to be conserved before we lose the resources that are vital for our survival. Why is eco friendly home cleaning important? As a responsible custodian of natural resources, the duty falls on us that we use the resources sustainably so our generations can also get the same privilege of benefitting from the natural resources that we had. Unfortunately, only a fraction of the world's population is concerned about planetary health. If the right steps are not taken now, then our future could be at stake. So, it is important that we inculcate the sense of civic responsibility and that we create an environment where practicing sustainability is not considered a tedious task but rather it is presented in a way that makes it easier to be adopted. If you are an eco-conscious individual looking to clean your home in an eco-friendly way, we can help you by suggesting a few tips that will not only freshen up your home environment but will also pose less burden on the environment. Once you scroll through our recommendations, you might find a few that were once shared by your parents or grandparents. So, let's see what do we have in the pack for you: 7 Tips To Eco Clean Your Home Natural Stain Remover – Lemon You might find lemon well-suited for cooking or that cheeky glass of gin, but besides savoring the dishes, lemon is also a stain remover. Its antiseptic and antibacterial properties make it one of the most effective cleaning agent. By using lemon, you can also get rid of plastic scrubbers that leave non-degradable microfilaments behind. In addition to removing tough stains, the citrus smell of lemons also freshens up the home environment. Truly an eco-friendly and economical way home cleaning. Wooden Brooms with Natural Bristles Using plastic brooms is a common practice. But, most of the people are unaware that the bristles of these brooms are made of synthetic materials such as nylon and polypropylene that are non-degradable. Though they serve the purpose of cleaning but they pose negative impacts for the environment. The bristles production itself is an energy intensive process that results in high levels of greenhouse gas emissions. On the other hand, you can make an eco-friendly cleaning choice by opting for wooden brooms, the bristles of which are made out of coarser fibers of coconut shells. Organic Floor Cleaners Did you know your household cleaners are one of the major causes of release of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)? These compounds not only contribute to smog, resulting in poor air quality, but also pose serious risks for human health as they make way into the respiratory system. To get rid of the hazardous impacts of toxic additives present in the cleaners, it is important that you switch to natural and organic floor cleaners. With a blend of organic materials having antibacterial properties, they not only disinfect the floor but also leave lingering fragrance. Eco-friendly Dishwashing Sponge The commonly used dishwashing sponges are made up of synthetic fibers that do not degrade completely and make their way to either landfills or waterways. In addition, the sponges often have a musty smell that is caused by bacterial and fungal contamination. So, the use of the same dirty sponge is not only harmful for the environment but also for your health, because you try cleaning your utensils from the same sponge that is the main could be the potential source of contamination. Green al...

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"Our life when we're 50 is a result of our actions when we're 20. Let's focus on longevity. Let's focus on the bigger picture. "Today's conversation is with a friend, fellow podcaster and trainer Matt Sipala. Matt is the how of the You4ia Podcast where he dives deep into topics such as mindfulness, movement, plant based nutrition and sustainability and has interviewed the likes of Simon Hill, DJ Tigerlily, Jimmy Halfcut, Dr Nagra and so many more incredible humans. Matt's specialty is in sustainable weight loss and strength training leaving behind the quick fix mentality.Video version: https://youtu.be/pNmGrzKWDkw The key topics in today's episode:04:30 - Social media is both evil and good10:00 - Matt's intro16:00 - Addressing overweight children18:00 - Changing legislation in schooling25:00 - An unhealthy relationship with food32:00 - Calorie counting38:00 - How to be sustainably healthy41:00 - Sweating doesn't equal a good workout44:00 - Feeling sore doesn't equal a good workout47:00 - Don't thrash your body in workouts all the time50:00 - Fasting, coffee, mock meats & other tips01:01:01 - Words of wisdomResources:Connect with Matt:Website | https://www.you4iahealth.com/ Podcast | https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-you4ia-health-podcast/id1435751849 Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/you4iahealth/Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/matthewsipala_/ Get 10% Off Four Sigmatic With Code: PLANT10foursigmaticinternational.sjv.io/P0kPPQConnect with me:Instagram | @plant.paradigmYouTube | The Plant ParadigmTwitter | @plantparadigmWebsite | www.theplantparadigm.comSubscribe to the podcast:Apple | Spotify Stay happy,Eat plants,Peace

It's been quite a summer, new PM, new energy policy and plenty more.  We talk about how Europe is handling the energy price crisis – and why a windfall tax is proving more popular on the continent. Also, find out what would happen if Dale was King.  Your questions too – including updates on the hovercraft and campervan.

Lecture [23.01.2022] Can we solve the contradiction between the perfectly »organized soundscapes« produced by undisturbed ecosystems and our own drive for creation? The immersive concert »Fragments of Extinction« – a multidisciplinary project about the biodiversity of primary forests – shows us how to! David Monacchi, ecoacoustics researcher, composer and interdisciplinary artist, will give an overview of his long-term project »Fragments of Extinction«, which was conceived in 1998 as an environmental sound-art and science dissemination project, which is recording 24-hour 3D sound portraits of the oldest and most biologically diverse primary equatorial forests in Amazonia, Africa and Southeast Asia. The recordings are stored as sonic heritage of ecosystems, analysed within an ecoacoustics framework, composed into specific 3D sound-documentaries and played back in museums and public spaces through specifically designed Eco-acoustic Theatres. The ultimate aim is to foster audiences' awareness on the richness and fragility of life, at times mass extinction. Within the talk, the new specific analytic work »A comparative analysis of paleo-tropical and neo-tropical circadian hi-def recordings through advanced EEDI methodologies: a case study« in collaboration with Almo Farina, will be presented, as well as the current developments in the construction of Sonosfera®, the last ecoacoustic theater dedicated to deep ecosystem listening. The subsequent concert of Monacchi's »eco-acoustic compositions« will offer a journey through the most recent and oldest recordings made in the framework of the project, which represent a compositional complement of sound environments.

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On today’s episode… 19 year-old chess phenom Hans Niemann defeats wold #1 undefeated champion Magnus Carlson at St. Louis professional chess tournament… and after the Grandmaster withdrawals, the young challenger is accused of cheating by way of vibrating anal beads (00:56:04), and so much more… Subscribe For 2 Bonus Episodes Every Week: https://anchor.fm/hard-factor/subscribe ☕ Cup of Coffee in the Big Time ☕ (00:04:50) - Jokes of the Day: Gummy Bears and Wives (00:06:47) - Aaron Judge is crushing homers this season (00:10:20) - Serena Williams is already teasing un-retiring like Tom Brady (00:14:18) - New study proves pot-heads are not lazier than non-stoners (00:16:09) - Patagonia CEO gives entire fortune to Eco-friendly non-profit

We have the great pleasure of speaking with Pierre-Henri Perrin, the General Manager of the new Marriott at the Geneva airport, today!  Pierre-Henri has a very inspiring story to share! He joins us today to talk about leadership, opening a new hotel, and what it means for a property to align with sustainability.  We hope you enjoy listening to today's captivating conversation with Pierre-Henri Perrin! Bio: Destined for a job in finance, through a course in French Hautes Écoles, Pierre-Henri Perrin, General Manager of the Geneva Marriott Hotel discovered the hotel business thanks to a seasonal job in a brasserie where he served his first fondues. A passion was immediately born for this sector which pushed him to change course and integrate a master's degree in hotel management. During his first professional experiences, discovered all the trades related to the catering and hotel industry. Arriving at Marriott International, Pierre-Henri Perrin adheres to the group's "People First" philosophy. “By joining the Marriott group, I found a company in which I recognized myself 1000%. I am in tune with its brand promise, its values that are found in all levels of positions in the company. These are so strong that there is no compromise. We give the best of us and that is what is important.” For Pierre-Henri Perrin, following the slogan "People First" means putting people at the heart of the company's strategy by creating great hotel experiences. This state of mind has prompted him to develop a collaborative workspace, a hub, for his teams at the Geneva Marriott Hotel: "Here, there are no partitioned spaces or floors reserved for management", he explains, “We all work together in a spirit of conviviality and sharing”. Close to his partners, he is always keen to create opportunities both internally and externally so that each member of the team can develop in the best possible conditions: "We want to create an environment where everyone can give best of oneself and consequently the best of the guests who do us the honor of coming to our house.” Passionate and involved, Pierre-Henri Perrin is convinced that in the hotel business, even more than elsewhere, excellence is in the detail and therefore the service offered to each guest must be irreproachable. He will deploy this philosophy in all the positions he will occupy: Renaissance hotels, in Paris or Barcelona, through prestigious and trendy establishments.  This rich international experience enabled him to understand the importance of the vision of Glocal, both global and local, a method that he strives to transcribe at the Geneva Marriott Hotel and that can be found, for example, in the hotel's catering offer, which highlights sustainable and local products, as well as in the very construction of the hotel.  The next challenge for Pierre-Henri Perrin is to make the Geneva Marriott Hotel an essential place in Geneva life, a cosmopolitan place open to the world, like the capital of French-speaking Switzerland. Pierre-Henri's story While studying finance at university, Pierre-Henri spent a summer holiday working as a waiter. After that, he decided to join the hospitality world. He started as a receptionist in Paris and worked his way up to hotel management with several different companies in Paris, London, and Barcelona. Big chains Seventeen years ago, he decided to work for a big chain to develop his career. He was offered a position at a small, luxury property in Paris that Marriott was considering buying. He took a chance and accepted the offer, hoping Marriott would buy the property, and three months later, they did. Pierre-Henri feels that was one of the best career moves he ever made!  Marriott He has never regretted his decision. Marriott is a wonderful company to work for because they put people first and encourage their employees to grow. Growth Pierre-Henri has grown with Marriott, mainly by converting hotels from independent to chain hotels. Change Change has been a big part of Pierre-Henri's journey. Change always happens, and when it does, you have only two choices: You can either accept it or adapt. Passion Pierre-Henri believes that his passion for the work he does keeps him young! Leadership Leadership comes easily to Pierre-Henri because he has no problem engaging with people. He always listens to his people and pushes them to do better. Opening a hotel When opening a new hotel, Pierre-Henri goes into it with all his energy. A hotel is a slow-moving environment, so he knows he is sure to succeed because he will have the chance to practice.  Building a team Finding people who share your passion is the key to building the necessary energy to lead a project.  Managing people To manage people successfully you need to allow them to express themselves. Leading a project In the opening process of leading a project, you need to fully understand what the project is about and where the idea came from. That has to be taken into account when assimilating the project. Instilling and maintaining a culture Pierre-Henri meets all his staff members in order to get to know them better. He needs to understand whether his hotel is the right choice for them and whether they are the right choice for the hotel. After that, he walks his talk each day by spending an hour visiting every department, asking his people how they are, chatting, smiling, and engaging. He also has daily meetings to keep everyone aligned.  Inducting people At Marriott, they focus on onboarding and inducting all their people. When they launched one of their hotels in France, they had three full days of onboarding to explain their culture. Pierre-Henri continuously monitors things to maintain the culture. How to keep your people To create the culture of a company and retain your people, you need to be consistent and true. Creating a unique experience You need to be honest, consistent, and always online to create and maintain a unique experience for your customers.  Eco-sustainability Mariott properties are all about eco-sustainability. Since 2008, they have been creating avant-garde and visionary projects by using geothermal cooling systems, designing their buildings to be as sustainable as possible, and incorporating new technology into their projects as it evolves. They also work mostly with locally-sourced seasonal produce.  Recycling  At Marriott, the barmaids' shirts are made from recycled plastic bottles and their wine glasses are made from recycled wine bottles. They are moving away from using plastic by incorporating wooden key cards. For their bar-checks, they use envelopes made from recycled paper that can be planted afterward to produce flowers. Their customers get welcomed with a water bottle that can be refilled from dispensers on every floor. Community They feel it is important to be accepted as part of their community, so they invited some of their neighbors in Geneva to spend an evening together so they could welcome them, get to know them, and engage with them.    Connect with Eric On LinkedIn On Facebook On Instagram On Website   Connect with Pierre-Henri Perrin On LinkedIn Geneva Marriott Hotel

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Hello! This is Episode 250 (WOOHOOO!!), and in it, I'm speaking with Derek Layfield, Managing Director of Durra Panel. [For all resources mentioned in this podcast and a free, downloadable PDF transcript, head to www.undercoverarchitect.com/250] If you've not heard of Durra Panel, this and the next episode are going to be fantastic for you, as we're deep diving into what Durra Panel is, and how to use it in your renovation or new build. In short, though, Durra Panel is a densely compressed straw building panel used in a huge range of projects globally. Made in Australia, it's an incredibly sustainable, durable, highly fire resistant building material that's also fully recyclable and biodegradable. I'm really excited to be bringing Derek onto the podcast for this and our next episode. So stay tuned, as we discuss all the ways you can work with Durra Panel, and what you need to know about it for your project. And if you'd like to grab a full transcript of this episode, plus information on the resources we discuss, you can do that by heading to www.undercoverarchitect.com/250. Now, let's dive in! SHOW NOTES: If you're struggling with understanding the overall steps for your project, what you should be focussing on and when, or how to best invest your efforts, energy and money to get a great outcome in your future home, I've created something super helpful for you. Access my free online workshop “Your Project Plan” now >>> https://undercoverarchitect.com/projectplan This free workshop will really help you understand the best steps to take wherever you're at in your project, and how you can avoid some serious and expensive mistakes.  Plus, I'll share with you what to focus on and when, so you know you're getting everything in order for a successful project and beautiful home. And you'll get access to some great bonuses as well. LISTEN TO THE PODCAST NOW. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS PODCAST: For links and resources mentioned in this podcast, head to >>> https://undercoverarchitect.com/250 Access my free “Your Project Plan” online workshop and awesome bonuses now >>> https://undercoverarchitect.com/projectplan Access the support and guidance you need to be confident and empowered when renovating and building your family home inside my flagship online program >>> https://undercoverarchitect.com/courses/the-home-method/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new MP3 sermon from Gospel of Grace Fellowship is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Neo-paganism, Eco-feminism and Global Warming Subtitle: Genesis Speaker: Bob DeWaay Broadcaster: Gospel of Grace Fellowship Event: Teaching Date: 4/23/2014 Length: 67 min.

In this episode, we have a conversation about the sense of empowerment and agency we can gain through learning to grow our own food, even with sometimes limited space and resources. Quiana and Misty speak with a special guest, Skye Ellis, who is a beginning farmer in ECO City Farm's Growing Urban Farms and Farmers Program. Skye speaks about her experience learning to grow food for her own sustenance and the resourcefulness she is gaining through learning to grow food in small and urban spaces.  She also shares her perspective about the healing and grounding benefits that Black people can gain through planting food and being in touch with the land. Thank you all for joining us. Let us know what you think about this episode. Follow us on instagram at hwbpodcast. You can also email us at healingwhileblackpodcast@gmail.com.     About our Guest: Throughout her childhood adventures and equally imaginative adult life, Skye Ellis has been led, moved, and shaped by curiosity. Ellis moved from MA to D.C. to explore community care, identity, free play, human-to-nature connections, and the art of organized rebellion. Questions about the society in which she's expected to conform to stimulate her work as an earth steward, healing artist, and storyteller. About ECO City Farms & The Beginning Farmer Education Program: ECO City Farms is a nonprofit urban teaching and learning farm in Prince George's County that grows great food, farms and farmers in ways that protect, restore and sustain the natural environment and the health of local communities. Working with area children, youth and adults, ECO educates and trains the next generation of urban farmers and eaters.  ECO City Farm's Growing Urban Farms and Farmers Program is a 10-month-long training program designed to help aspiring, new, or beginning farmers learn about farming– from the ground up. The program uses a culturally­-appropriate curriculum that incorporates everything from hands­-on experiences to mentoring to crop production to business and administrative skills and more. Upon completing the program graduates earn a Certificate of Urban Commercial Agriculture and continuing education credits. Learn more about programs of ECO City Farms and how you can get involved here! This podcast series “Farming While Black” is created by Healing While Black, LLC as a partnership with the Healing While Black Podcast and ECO City Farms with special funding from the USDA-financed Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Training Program. Every effort has been made to appropriately credit the sources. The content of this podcast episode reflects the opinions and experiences of the speakers and podcast hosts and does not necessarily reflect the views of ECO City Farms or USDA.

"Even though garbage is on the news, why is it still cloaked in a layer of anonymity? Why do we see what we want to see?"Today's conversation is with Pinky Chandran. Pinky is an independent researcher, author and a community journalist. She tracks policy and legal developments on issues related to waste management. She is the founding member of the Solid Waste Management Roundtable and a Trustee at Hasiru Dala. She is also a Board Member of Seeking Modern Applications for Real Transformation, an NGO that runs Radio Mewat.Video version: https://youtu.be/DN91uZt8P-Y The key topics in today's episode:05:00 - Storm water drains impact on the environment10:00 - Waste management problems and solutions16:30 - Recycling incentives20:00 - Listening to the waste workers29:00 - Rinsing recyclables33:00 - India phasing out single-use plastics41:00 - What can we learn from Bangalore44:30 - Pushback from industries48:00 - The next steps for a greener future52:00 - What the Gov should be tracking58:00 - Poetry about wasteResources:Connect with Pinky:LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/pinky-chandran-62264310/Twitter | https://twitter.com/pinkychandran Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/pinky.chandran/EPR Rules:https://cpcb.nic.in/uploads/plasticwaste/PWM-Amendment-Rules-2022.pdfThe EPR Portalhttps://eprplastic.cpcb.gov.in/#/plastic/homeGet 10% Off Four Sigmatic With Code: PLANT10foursigmaticinternational.sjv.io/P0kPPQConnect with me:Instagram | @plant.paradigmYouTube | The Plant ParadigmTwitter | @plantparadigmWebsite | www.theplantparadigm.comSubscribe to the podcast:Apple | Spotify Stay happy,Eat plants,Peace

While the whole world keeps moving forward, we took some time to stop by and look back at what we achieved in the past 10 months. Some called it nothing less than an impossible feat achieved.  Little-WISE club has proudly collected ONE TON of plastic from its Eco-warriors, most of them, childrenListen to this episode and you will realize the magnitude of positive response and support this intiative, now a movement is gaining. Principals, teachers, parents and children are coming together to help environment in an very festive and exuberant environment, month on month.  Thank you! We're targeting 10 tons next. Please do vote for me by 15th September, I've been nominated for a ‘Green Childhood Awards' under the ‘Nature Positive Innovation of the year' category, hosted by wenaturalists.Here's the link -> https://tinyurl.com/5n9abj57

Komal and Kent explore what is eco-coaching, how we practice it and how it leads to sustainability.Learn about:-Education as a practice of freedom- Rewilding the leaders- How do we sustain ourselves in the natural setting- Ego-system v/s Eco-system- 2 eyed seeing- Importance of expressive artContinue the conversation here You can also continue the conversation in Coachnook  This episode was recorded on  31 August 2022, as part of the 'Coaching Colloquim' seriesYou can see the recording on our YouTube channel.  If you like this episode, please subscribe to our podcast and connect with us on the links below.  Thank you for your support!Contact Us https://coacharya.com/contactWebsite https://coacharya.comWebinars https://coacharya.com/events/LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/coacharyaYouTube https://youtube.com/c/coacharyaFacebook https://www.facebook.com/CoacharyaTwitter https://twitter.com/coacharyaInstagram https://www.instagram.com/coacharya

Manscaping, male massages, and skincare for men - spa days are not just for the ladies! This week's guest, Doug Janczyn, is on a mission to remove the stigma surrounding wellness services for males, with his Eco-certified facility, Manscape Spa. The pioneer model in Western Canada exclusively offers men services in an environment from a uniquely male perspective. In an industry that has largely been female-dominated, Doug believes men are starting to become more aware of their health, self-care, and, yes, even grooming. To equal the playing field, he focuses on making men feel more comfortable seeking out and receiving these services. Join us to hear how he's revolutionizing the industry, learn the most sought after men's treatment, and find out Doug's absolute must-haves for great skin! Doug's Recommendations: "The cleanser that I LOVE for keeping blackheads clear; especially around the nose is, The miracle cleanser called “Cleansing Complex”, by Beverly Hills brand, IS Clinical. I don't know if I mentioned it; but this product MUST be used with a daily SPF." www.isclinical.com "The special soap I talked about; it's called “Equilibrium Cleansing Bar” by Italian brand, Vagheggi." www.vagheggi.com "The tinted, not greasy or gross; yet perfectly amazing mineral SPF, is from Pennsylvania brand Tizo; and the tinted one I was referring to of theirs is called “Tizo 3”. " www.tizoskin.com

En este capítulo conversamos con la vocera de PG&E Evelyn Escalera quien nos expone los siguientes temas:Qué  nuevas tácticas están usando estafadores para engañar a clientes de PG&ECómo se pueden proteger los clientes de posibles estafas o fraudes.Qué  es el servicio 811 y por qué debemos llamar Qué  puede suceder si no llamamos al 811 antes de excavar Por qué  es importante que PG&E tenga nuestra información de contacto más recienteQué  son alertas de dirección y cómo se pueden inscribir los clientes de PG&E 

It's the first episode of September, and we're kicking it off with a fan-favorite—Brittany Leonard! She's been hard at work, and is ready to fill you in on everything she's been busy with since we last had her on. The first chapter of the graphic novel she's been working on “Element”, has finally been released! Chapter 1 is out now, links to buy below (or just send her a DM on socials, maybe you can even get it signed

O Roda Viva desta semana recebe o líder indígena Beto Marubo. Integrante da Univaja - União dos Povos Indígenas do Vale do Javari -, Beto era amigo e trabalhava ao lado do jornalista Dom Phillips e do indigenista Bruno Pereira, assassinados brutalmente no início de junho deste ano. O líder indígena, que luta pela proteção de 16 grupos isolados no Vale do Javari, denuncia o abandono da Funai e de seus servidores pelo Governo Federal. Beto também acusa as autoridades pela falta de fiscalização, desmatamento, garimpo ilegal e aumento da criminalidade na região. Na bancada de entrevistadores, o Roda Viva conta com Cláudia Tavares, repórter do programa Repórter Eco, da TV Cultura; Phillippe Watanabe, repórter da Folha de S. Paulo; Ciro Barros, repórter da Agência Pública; Jaqueline Sordi, bióloga e jornalista; e Mateus Wera, fotógrafo, comunicador da Mídia Índia, ativista e liderança guarani. A apresentação é de Vera Magalhães.

It's simple to see the extreme actions and over-reactions being made around the world in the name of climate change. Governments are chopping their populations off at the knees to limit emissions. But, what's the real story of climate change in comparison? Josh Nipper is a marine corp vet with a master's degree in environmental reclamation. I sit down with him to discuss the issues around climate change and try to discover possible solutions that could arrest, limit or possibly reverse the negative effects people are having on the globe. ----- This episode is made possible by: The Canadian Story podcast: https://www.thecanadianstory.com/ Take Back Alberta - TBA - : https://t.me/takebackalberta and BioPro+: https://bioproteintech.com/product/biopro-plus ----- Subscribe to the Social Disorder Substack to get all the links, extras and info for the podcast like the one you just listened to: https://thesocialdisorder.substack.com/

Ce mardi 6 septembre, Laure Closier a présenté le Journal de l'économie dont voici les premiers sujets : Gaz contre l'électricité entre Paris et Berlin, la niche fiscale des armateurs, Liz Truss au 10 downing street. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au vendredi et réécoutez la en podcast.

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Here's what we know. it ain't much, BUT we can share some info, and thank President Eco for stopping by to keep us updated on the Emergency Maintenance that's occurring this morning. Take a listen! 

Topics covered from day 2 and 3 of CellCore's ECO conference were: Protocols for sinus, ear, and oral health Natural approaches to common dental condiditons Harmonizing and protecting the body from EMFs The power of detox and mindset Sports performance and physical recovery protocols Liver flushes Environmental exposure, cases and trends Clinical pearls in pediatrics The brain's role in health Heavy metals and binders Preconception planning for healthy pregnancy Cellcore products during pregnancy and breastfeeding Reducing radioactive elements The intersection between toxins, pathogens, and trauma practical applications of sauna protocols Breast implant illness and recovery protocols   If you're interested in CellCore you can reach out to either of us to get started. Connect with Emily: https://www.emilyjoywellness.com/  https://www.instagram.com/emilyjoywel... King Coffee from Emily: https://www.shopog.com/ShoppingCart/i... Connect with Courtney: https://www.therootedinhealth.com/  https://www.instagram.com/therootedin... King Coffee from Courtney: https://www.shopog.com/ShoppingCart/i... Access Courtney's Ultimate Drainage Course here! Use code LABORDAY for $165 off while valid https://www.therootedinhealth.com/the-ultimate-drainage-course 

"We're quick to try and find bandaid solutions to problems we face, while ignoring a solution that's spent the last 5 billion years evolving, and that is nature. It's the best regulating system we have on this planet."Today's conversation is with Damien Mander. Damien is an activist and founder of the International Anti Poaching Foundation. He has a unique background in that he is a former Australian Royal Navy clearance diver and special ops military sniper. His work has been featured on The Guardian, ABC, National Geographic, Forbes, The Game Changers and was the winner of the 2019 Winsome Constance Kindness Gold Medal, a prestigious international recognition for services to animals and humanity.Video version: https://youtu.be/7Tzylk94WTI The key topics in today's episode:03:30 - Who is Damien Mander06:30 - Different types of poaching09:00 - How poaching works12:00 - Impacting local communities15:00 - Human-animal conflict18:00 - Having hope20:30 - The reduction of poaching29:00 - Conservation on a global scale35:00 - Fully plant based Akashinga rangers40:00 - How dangerous is being a ranger42:00 - Being vegan is "not manly"48:00 - Becoming a ranger50:00 - Words of wisdomResources:Connect with Damien:Website | https://www.iapf.org/ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/int.anti.poaching.foundation/Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/damien_mander/LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/damienmander/Get 10% Off Four Sigmatic With Code: PLANT10foursigmaticinternational.sjv.io/P0kPPQConnect with me:Instagram | @plant.paradigmYouTube | The Plant ParadigmTwitter | @plantparadigmWebsite | www.theplantparadigm.comSubscribe to the podcast:Apple | Spotify Stay happy,Eat plants,Peace

Humor makes us human, it simplifies complex ideas and makes just about anything relatable.  That is why I'm delighted to host scientist and comedian, a man after Jon Oliver's own heart, Ethan Brown of the Climate Change Podcast The Sweaty Penguin.  We are talking about some of the deep ironies of the eco fashion world, and getting into Biden's congressional win for Climate Policy. Ethan Brown is a recent graduate of Boston University, where he studied Environmental Analysis & Policy and Film & Television. Ethan was never outdoorsy growing up, but after studying climate change, he felt compelled to use his years of comedy writing experience as Editor-in-Chief of his high school and college satire publications—The Gorilla and The Bunion—to communicate environmental issues in an entertaining way. With some free time during early quarantine, Ethan launched The Sweaty Penguin Podcast. Since then, the podcast has released over 100 episodes, amassed over 19,000 downloads, showcased the work of professors from eleven countries, won six grants, became a PBS partner, and was honored at the 2022 Webby Awards. Through The Sweaty Penguin, Ethan aims to make climate change less overwhelming, less politicized, and more fun. Ethan has also served as Managing Editor of BU's student-run earth & environment magazine The Emerald Review and currently serves as a Production Assistant for PBS/WNET's climate initiative Peril and Promise. His favorite TV show is “The Good Place,” and he is passionately opposed to pineapple on Pizza.

Ecocide will continue as long as ecocide is profitable. No possible iteration of capitalism can address this problem. This, in and of itself, is a sufficiently strong argument that capitalism must be abandoned. No model where human behavior remains driven by profit can address the problem that ecocide will continue as long as ecocide is profitable. That's why so many capitalism proponents are reduced to simply pretending that ecocide isn't a problem. Eco-consciousness and anti-capitalism go hand in hand, but the liberals are dominating environmentalist discourse while the commies frequently neglect it. This is a strategic and moral error. This is the strongest argument against capitalism, and it's one which needs to be made. Reading by Tim Foley.

Welcome to The Monthly Paradigm with Tom Simak & Sharna Harrington.This is where we talk about the biggest news stories, all things climate change, veganism, fitness, what we're cooking up, wins of the month and everything in-between.Video version: https://youtu.be/0iOxJgIRzVs The key topics in today's episode:00:00 - Intro02:00 - Running events10:00 - Banning fur on the Queens guards caps15:00 - Wasting tax payers money17:00 - The platypus is at risk23:00 - Cow Burp masks30:00 - A history on bioplastics35:00 - The different kinds of bioplastics40:00 - Denmarks world of plastics46:00 - Where bioplastics should be used50:00 - The positives of bioplastics52:00 - The pitfalls of bioplastics57:00 - Final thoughts59:00 - Sustainability tip (visit website for names of plants)01:01:00 - Solar power overtaking coal in Australia01:03:30 - Tanzania wildlife trade01:05:00 - California banning new gas car salesResources:All sources on website: www.theplantparadigm.com/tmp-132Get 10% Off Four Sigmatic With Code: PLANT10foursigmaticinternational.sjv.io/P0kPPQConnect with me:Instagram | @plant.paradigmYouTube | The Plant ParadigmTwitter | @plantparadigmWebsite | www.theplantparadigm.comSubscribe to the podcast:Apple | Spotify Stay happy,Eat plants,Peace

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Our recap of CellCore's ECO conference that had so many amazing speakers and covered so many topics. Speakers from MD's, to dentists, to chiropractors, and everything in between. Stay tuned for part 2, since there was so much to cover.    Connect with Emily: https://www.emilyjoywellness.com/ https://www.instagram.com/emilyjoywel... King Coffee from Emily: https://www.shopog.com/ShoppingCart/i... Connect with Courtney: https://www.therootedinhealth.com/ https://www.instagram.com/therootedin... King Coffee from Courtney: https://www.shopog.com/ShoppingCart/i...

David Cutler is the founder of Fortuna Cools, an innovative start-up that's going to completely change the way you think about coolers. ➡️ Watch this episode on YouTube ➡️ Episode Highlights: beattheoftenpath.com Ok, you might not be thinking about coolers on a daily basis, per se, but if you want to head out and bring some drinks with you on a hot summer day, odds are good that you're putting your drinks into a plastic cooler. But what if there was a better way of both keeping things cool and, you know, not creating throwaway products that will never decompose, forever polluting our oceans and land such that future generations will likely only know us as the “plastic era” people? Too far? You love plastic that much huh? Ok, well, I'm deeply inspired by David's Story. His optimism and determination led him to found a company that will have a profound impact on how foods are kept cool around the world, on an industrial and consumer scale.

John Moorhead, CMO of Eco-focused product company Seventh Generation, was a reluctant marketer. In fact, he “thought it was for the birds” until one day he realized the business impact it could have on one of his passions–the outdoors. It was then that he knew marketing would become his path to change the way people think about the products they use. In this episode, Alan and John discuss his passion for environmentalism, how Seventh Generation is creating the future of green products, the new look of the brand, and the role of advocacy that businesses play in the world today. In this episode, you'll learn: How Unilever and Seventh Generation utilize marketing in traditional and e-comm retail Where businesses can impact sustainability and environmentalism How Seventh Generation amplifies advocacy for their company and consumers Key Highlights [01:08] John's path to marketing [06:07] All about Seventh Generation and the acquisition by Unilever [08:53] Seventh Generation's brand refresh [13:00] The future of green products [14:05] Technology and science helping at the shelf [16:27] Marketing's challenge to address sustainability [19:02] Connecting traditional marketing channels with e-comm [22:34] Business's roles in sustainability and climate [26:16] An experience that defines John [28:40] John's advice for his younger self [30:20] What marketers should be learning more about [31:20] Brands and causes we should notice [32:59] The biggest opportunity or threat for marketers today Resources Mentioned: John Moorhead Seventh Generation Unilever Brand Identity Refresh EasyDose Laundry Nike, Domino's, Ben & Jerry's Follow the podcast: Listen in iTunes (link: http://apple.co/2dbdAhV) Listen in Google Podcasts (link: http://bit.ly/2Rc2kVa) Listen in Spotify (Link: http://spoti.fi/2mCUGnC) Connect with the Guest: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-moorhead-he-him-a1816717/ https://twitter.com/SeventhGen Connect with Marketing Today and Alan Hart: Twitter Alan B Hart - http://twitter.com/abhart LinkedIn Alan  - https://www.linkedin.com/in/alanhart Twitter Marketing Today - http://twitter.com/themktgtoday Facebook Marketing Today - https://www.facebook.com/themktgtoday/ LinkedIn Marketing Today - https://www.linkedin.com/company/marketing-today-with-alan-hart/ Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/marketingtodaySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ce mercredi 24 août, les façons d'améliorer le bouclier tarifaire a été abordé par Éric Heyer, directeur du département analyse et prévision à l'OFCE, Rafik Smati, chef d'entreprise dans le digital (Ooprint et Dromadaire), et Robin Rivaton, fondateur de Real Estech dans l'émission Les Experts, présentée par Stéphane Pedrazzi sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au vendredi et réécoutez la en podcast.

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ECO – “Ich will Dich”, 1998. Delay – “Fire in Your Eyes”, 1994. Spahn Ranch – “Heretic’s Fork (Belief Mix)”, 2021. Chemlab – “Exile on the Mainline (Extended Dance Mix)”, 1997. What’s – “Cathodic Tubes”, 1992. Mark of Kane – “Cold Shoulder (Razormaid Remix)”, 2020. A Split Second – “Rigor Mortis (Transient Straight Mix)”, 1991. The Number H – “Game”, 2020. Ghostdance – “Ghostbeat”, 1989. REIN – “Reincarnate”, 2020. Crying Vessel – “Buried Alive”, 2020. Violet Silhouette – “Where Are We”, 2021. Sacred Skin – “Colder”, 2021. Lovesliescrushing – “kittenmother”, 2010. Website link: https://skullandcrossfades.com/i-think-im-buried-alive