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Hoy en el podcast nos visitan dos grandes mujeres. Una originaria de Suecia y especialista en el diseño de Jardines Terapéuticos Karin Palmlöf y Leila Alcalde originaria de España que trabaja en el Reino Unido en terapia hortícola. Ambas forman parte de la Asociación Española de Horticultura y Jardinería Social y Terapéutica. Pero los detalles te los cuento en el episodio junto con muchos temas valiosísimos que nos comparten de su experiencia, de los logros de la asociación y las cosas que se vienen en estos temas tan importantes para la sociedad. CONTACTOS⁠ ⁠La web: ⁠https://aehjst.org/⁠ El correo: ⁠info@aehjst.org⁠ A nivel de proyectos: - Barrios productores ⁠lastablasverdes@aehjst.org⁠ - GreenMe ⁠https://greenme-project.eu/⁠ Instagram: @vitamina_verde_th @jardines_terapeuticos_palmlof PATROCINADOR: ⁠https://personalgardenshopper.es⁠

Será en el curo 24-25 en centros educativos del sur del municipio y afectará a unos ochocientos alumnos en total. Se trata de llevar a cabo una auditoría para concretar cómo se produce el desperdicio alimentario de modo que después se pueda implicar a alumnos, profesorado y padres para atajarlo. Téngase en cuenta que, como media, se producen entre 60 y 80 gramos de desperdicio alimentario por alumno y día. Multipliquemos por el número de alumnos y consideremos un periodo de un año y tendremos como resultado nada menos que 11 toneladas de desperdicio.

Il tema del futuro e quello delle energie (anche) alla luce del "terremoto" in atto alla Cop 28. Il fondamento scientifico di alcuni fatti, e quello di alcune opinioni, ed un cammino lungo e probabilmente non percorribile con una soluzione unica. Ma anche una notizia (o lettura) buona: il bilancino in mano lo abbiamo noi!FontiContributo audio: https://www.rainews.it/video/2023/12/sultan-aljaber-cop28-energia-combustibili-fossili-caverne-559547b3-a3ef-4a3a-b7d0-b6a5d3866f32.htmlAltre: https://www.avvenire.it/attualita/pagine/cambiamento-del-clima-pochi-lo-negano-e-per-meta https://www.europeansocialsurvey.org/ https://www.valigiablu.it/consenso-scienza-cosa-dice-cambiamento-climatico/ https://heracomm.gruppohera.it/cambiamenti/cultura-della-sostenibilita/cos-e-il-gas-flaring-e-perche-avvelena-l-ambiente https://www.iea.org/energy-system/fossil-fuels#tracking https://video.sky.it/news/ambiente/video/cop-28-al-jabber-sto-dalla-parte-della-scienza-884236

Per cui la quale La clip è un estratto da "Cicale” cantata da Heather Parisi (autori Alberto Testa, Tony De Vita, Silvio Testi, Franco Miseria e Antonio Ricci-etichetta CGD -1981 all rights reserved). L'immagine è una scala di fonti di rumore in decibel: la cicala si piazza allo stesso livello di un treno (il copyright appartiene al sito di GreenMe)

How can religion and interfaith work be used as fuel for other forms of activism, such as environmentalism? Find out on this episode of GreenMe (while learning how to host a clothing swap)! This episode features Tehilah Eisenstadt, director of Yachad and Family Engagement at the Congregation Beth Elohim in NYC. The post Religion, Environmentalism, and Clothing Swaps! first appeared on green❀me.

Lawmakers are picking up on how much atrocity the fashion industry gets away with. The state of New York is working to pass a bill in the Senate, The Fashion Sustainability and Social Accountability Act, that aims to regulate the fast fashion industry. How can this be done? This short episode of GreenMe dives into […] The post Regulating Fashion first appeared on green❀me.

Un articolo di GreenMe racconta la storia di una storica libreria di Milano costretta a chiudere dalla pandemia, sostenendo che "le librerie indipendenti si stanno estinguendo". Ma siamo sicuri che sia proprio così? Commentiamo anche il nuovo dossier di Valori, "Washing", sulle strategie delle aziende per mascherare la propria insostenibilità.Tutte le notizie qui: https://www.italiachecambia.org/rassegna-stampa/fa-piu-rumore-un-albero-che-cade-di-una-foresta-che-cresce/_______________Contribuisci: https://www.italiachecambia.org/contribuisci/Seguici su:Telegram - https://t.me/itachecambiaInstagram (Italia che Cambia) - italiachecambiaInstagram (Andrea Degl'Innocenti) - deglinnocentiandreaFacebook - /itachecambia

We experience almost six times more natural disasters than those in 1980. What is the connection between global warming and the increasing number of storms? How will we adapt? Find out in this episode of GreenMe. The post This Week's Forecast: Disaster! first appeared on green❀me.

Think of all the clothing you've tossed in a garbage bag to donate. Do these items really end up in the hands of those in need? Why do 80% of our clothes and textiles end up in landfills? Find out in this short episode of GreenMe. The post What Happens to Donated Clothes? first appeared on green❀me.

Glaciers- from the Rocky Mountains to the Himalayas, ice caps provide fresh water for millions of humans across the globe. However, they are melting faster than ever before. This episode of GreenMe focuses in on cities in Pakistan to explain how melting ice caps are affecting people and their water supplies. The post How the World is Losing Water first appeared on green❀me.

Some of America's most protected ecosystems are in danger. This episode of GreenMe explores the impacts of climate change on Yellowstone National Park- and how tourists and experts alike believe the park is changing. The post How National Parks are Changing first appeared on green❀me.

Yes, we're on fire! But this isn't about the Olympics. Wildfires have burned almost 500,000 acres of Californian land this year so far. These disasters are growing bigger and faster by the minute- why? This episode of GreenMe dives into the ongoing issue of wildfires, how climate change is tied into it, and how we […] The post The USA is on Fire! Literally. first appeared on green❀me.

What is it like to operate a sustainable, organic farm in modern-day America? Dr. Hisham Moharram, owner and founder of Good Tree Farm in New Egypt, New Jersey, discusses his experiences as an agribusiness owner in this episode of GreenMe: the Podcast. The post Sow What? How American Agriculture is Changing first appeared on green❀me.

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„We have to make it mainstream. Like there is no other way" - Anna Wohlrab, DingsDumsDumplings The topic of food waste - or better anti-food waste - has popped up a lot in my life lately - and I’m so grateful that (apart from all the daunting numbers of how much food is being wasted) it mainly came up with a positive solution in tow. Usually in the form of a dedicated group of people, who tackles this issue, without waiting until governments or the big players out there do something. They have an epiphany that there’s just too much food waste and we gotta do something about it. Baaam!  That’s exactly what happened to today’s interview guest & her co-founders. And I’m so excited that we finally make this interview happen with Anna from DingsDums Dumplings (@dingsdumsdumplings)! Saving food alone is great, but then there’s the question what to do with all these 5 million tons of edible food that us Germans throw away each year? How to turn them into something that’s tasty and extends its shelf life even further? Together the three young founders, Jillian, Mauritz and Anna found a way to make it happen: As DingsDums Dumplings, they are creating super delicious dumplings from surplus food. In this interview you'll learn about: The entire thought process & trial and error sessions that happened before the actual launch of DingsDums Dumplings The moment that triggered the three to quit their jobs & to do something about food waste How important it is to focus on the core thing: a strong product (that looks great, tastes delicious) How to deal with non-believers in your environment - and proving them all wrong One thing Anna is most proud of at the moment Who or what inspired her most on her way Her secrets to overcome challenges and always stay motivated How Jilliane creates new recipes on the spot over and over again How to be in for the long game Why it’s important to surround yourself with the right people The power of starting small & convincing the big players The meaning of being awarded by the Federal Government Some big future plans of DingsDums Dumplings, e.g. to conquer supermarkets And of course heaps of more personal anecdotes & insights Hope you’re ready for an episode that leaves you inspired & hungry for more! >> Now, without any further ado, get ready for Anna from DingsDums Dumplings  >> Show Notes & links mentioned: Connect with Anna, Jilliane & Mau on Facebook | on Instagram Podcast interview Mealsaver (Episode 7)  Federal Award: “Zu gut für die Tonne” Podcast interview SirPlus (Episode 17)  Zero waste café Isla Coffee Berlin Supporters' shout out: This episode has been supported by our friends at bookitgreen, who are - just as us - working to get people excited about greener ways of travelling. You all know I am a strong believer in the power of travel for good & think that connecting across cultures & borders is key to building a kind, compassionate & caring global community. At the same time, we have to be super mindful about our footprint. bookitgreen is an online platform, a startup from Berlin, that makes it easy to find and book sustainable accommodations - really great places, usually not part of a big multinational chain. Their goal is to bring together all the accommodations that do the right thing and offer exactly what mindful travellers are looking for - without having to compromise a bit. You can find tons of beautiful hotels, B&B’s and lodges in Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Austria and Switzerland, with plans to cover more of Europe soon. There’s an awesome, dedicated team behind bookitgreen who really cares. So go check them out at bookitgreen.com As always just a few quick final shout outs before leaving you: ...If you took value out of this episode, please share it with your friends and leave us a short review on iTunes. Your feedback is important to make the show better and spread the messages to more people. Thanks so much for supporting us!  ...All tour news from the GreenMe universe: check out our tour website with lots of great routes and experiences to choose from. If you are looking out for a unique urban experience, get in touch & book a tour with us. Makes a pretty awesome team event, too :) ...Wanna jump to the next level & learn how a world without waste, less overconsumption & more human connection could look like? Check out our Circular Economy Tours at www.circulareconomytours.com ...If you’re a foodie and prefer to explore on your own, make sure to check out our huge vegan brunch guide featuring our favorite plant-based havens & fill your bellies with vibrant nourishing food from nature. Hop on over to our Best of Vegan Brunch…. ENJOY ...Lastly, if you wanna stay up to date with the latest interviews, green events, tours and our explorations in the Berlin green scene, sign up for our monthly newsletter. We got a little thank you if you do so: we’ll send you our best-of guide to 7 of awesome eco-minded places in the city for free.   Thanks so much for listening! Now go out, soak in some positive future vibes - and always be prepared to be amazed!

Claudi Sult von GreenMe zeigt dir heute, was für spannende grüne Projekte vor allem in Großstädten gerade die Welt verändern. DU ERFÄHRST: - was ein Urban Trendscout ist - alltägliche Hacks für mehr Nachhaltigkeit - welche inspirierenden grünen Projekte bereits existieren Shownotes Hol dir JETZT 25 % Rabatt auf deine nächste GreenMe Tour in Berlin oder Melbourne mit dem Code "veganesbiohacking" unter: www.greenmeberlin.com/tours/#public-tours Erfahre mehr über GreenMe Podcast: www.greenmeberlin.com/podcast/ Website: www.greenmeberlin.com Claudi's Favorites: Raphael Fellmer von SIRPLUS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSSGylk7dWI Dumplings Berlin www.facebook.com/DingsDumsDumplings/ Kaffeeform Becher https://kaffeeform.webshopapp.com/en/  ________________________________________________________ Unterstütze jetzt den Natural Biohacking Podcast und hilf mir dabei weiterhin hochwertige und spannende Inhalte zu bringen. Support-Link:  http://www.robinstolberg.de/podcast-spende  Ich freue mich über ein Feedback. Schreib mir deine Meinung bei Instagram oder in der Natural Biohacking Facebook-Gruppe! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robin.stolberg/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/naturalbiohacking Wenn dir die Folge gefallen hat, freue ich mich über eine 5-Sterne-Bewertung, einen Kommentar bei iTunes und natürlich einem Abo! Damit machst du den Podcast besser und noch bekannter ;-)

The wait is over! After a little summer break we’re back with a brand new episode. And I'm 100% sure that it’s going to switch on your inner light and belief in the good people in this world! What do you think: How can something so simple as a tiny sun-shaped solar lamp the impact the lives of billions of people ? Why can micro-entrepreneurship in sub-Saharan Africa be much more powerful than financial aid? How can anyone of us leverage the connections we have to be part of something that matters? And how can we keep up our flame of motivation when things get tough? That’s just a mini-preview of all the inspiration bombs Felix drops in this episode. Extremely proud to present you another Berlin-based certified B-Corp with a fascinating story. If you haven’t heard of it yet, Little Sun (@ilovelittlesun) is a social business spreading clean, affordable solar energy around the globe. Just a couple of mindblowing numbers to get you into the scene: Since Little Sun started in 2012, it has Sold 661,578 lamps sold worldwide Changed 1,648,386 lives off-grid Built up new opportunities for 600+ African entrepreneurs Saved an insane amount of $35,531,865 on energy expenses in off-grid households Reduced 134,572 tonnes of Co2 emissions That was in December 2017, so their impact has been growing even bigger since. Little Sun has also won a competition by the United Nations Development Program for access to clean energy in Senegal, launched the Little Sun Foundation and - an image that can hardly be topped in beauty - brought together artists, musicians, and activists in New York in the eve of COP23 to urge policymakers and political leaders to join the fight for climate action. Imagine 2,800 people holding up Little Sun’s, creating a collective work of art that stands for a solar-powered sunrise….. I loved chatting to Felix - he has such a bright personality, is full of integrity, radiates genuine excitement for the opportunities we have & adds exactly the right dose of humour to things - which I find is SO important to really move the needle forward and tackle the big problems out there. Plus, he’s a loving dad and shares so many personal insights about his journey Felix also mentions heaps of other great impact projects AND gives some big shout outs to you guys, the listeners - including a burning question that maybe some of you could help answer in the end. So make sure to listen carefully and check out the show notes. A quick moment to remind you that you can sign up to our newsletter to not miss any future episodes. Look forward to connecting! Now, without any further ado, get ready for lots shining energy & light bulb moments with Felix Hallwachs from Little Sun ! SHOWNOTES: Connect with Felix and the Little Sun Team on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter  Little Sun Foundation The Beam Magazine Plan International (NGO)  Frederik Ottensen's company Solar Flight  Bloomberg Philantropies  Little Sun at Climate Conference in Marrakesh (COP22)  Mohamad Yunus Book “Building Social Business”  Yunus Social Business Office Berlin  The B-Corp Handbook Little Sun meets IKEA  Parley for the oceans  4Ocean  ECOalf Where to buy Little Sun  -> In Berlin: Supermarché As always just a few quick final shout outs before leaving you: ...If you took value out of this episode, please share it with your friends and leave us a short review on iTunes. Your feedback is important to make the show better and spread the messages to more people. Thanks so much for supporting us!  ...All tour news from the GreenMe universe: check out our tour website www.greenmeberlin.com/tours with lots of great routes and experiences to choose from. If you are looking out for a unique urban experience, get in touch & join us on tour. Would be cool to have you. ...Wanna jump to the next level & learn how a world without waste, less overconsumption & more human connection could look like, check out our Circular Economy Tours at www.circulareconomytours.com ...If you’re a foodie and prefer to explore on your own, make sure to check out our huge Best of Vegan Brunch Guide featuring our favorite plant-based havens & fill your bellies with vibrant nourishing food from nature... ENJOY We’re living in such exciting times, where SO much is possible. So don’t let the nay-sayers get you down. Hope you’re hearts are lit up & you’re as excited as we are to shape a more sustainable, happier future for us & mother earth. Now go out, soak in some positive future vibes - and always be prepared to be amazed! Thanks so much for listening!

Making up for the long wait for a new episode, Claudi got Raphael Fellmer (@sirplus.de) in front of the mic. To many of you, especially those German-speakers, and those who are following the anti-food waste movement a bit, I probably don’t have to introduce him: He is one of Germany’s biggest food activists, he went on a money strike, he’s written a book called “Happy Without Money”, given tons of talks, co-founded the platform foodsharing.de - and now founded an amazing new startup, Germany’s first food outlet called SirPlus. Raphael and I only met last November at the re:Blog conference "re:MIND", that brought together around 100 influencers who care about sustainability, to discuss what sustainability actually means and how it could possibly work in big multinational companies... Raphael gave this super inspiring talk, loaded with passion, emotion, gratitude and just so authentic and powerful… I think everyone was totally captured. He’s someone I truly admire for his values, his beliefs and his perseverance. If everyone would be a little bit more like him, we could solve a lot of our world’s problems in no time. WHY WE NEED STARTUPS LIKE SIRPLUS? Raphael and his team are putting heaps of passion into SirPlus - and that’s really really necessary when we look at the numbers: 50% of edible food is being wasted in Europe! 50% ! In Germany, that's about 1 truck per minute - and with the food that's thrown away, we could feed all hungry people 4 times !! Sounds daunting, but Raphael Fellmer is the living proof that change is possible and everyone everywhere can do something. Want some positive numbers? SirPlus already saved more than 300 tons of food from landing in the bin = that equals 750,000 meals!! That’s huuuge - and it only started 6 months ago. They’re looking for a new shop space by the way, so if you know anything or have a space, get in touch! IN THIS PODCAST EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT: the story of Raphael’s 5-year moneystrike & a moneyless journey through Mexico what happened that led him to such a radical experiment the realization that there are two sides to money & other big learnings why he believes so strongly in our generation why overwriting what we learned can sometimes take a while the what’s, how’s & why’s of SirPlus empowering people to be the change they want to see in the world (like Ghandi said) the darks side and bright side in every human being the blessing of failure & how to grow from it why dogma entitlement & need to be replaced with compassion and empathy ...and heaps more! Promise, this episode will fire you up with energy & once you finished listening you gonna jump up and make change happen. Get ready for Raphael Fellmer from SirPlus! SHOW NOTES: Connect with Raphael on Facebook | Twitter  - Connect with the SirPlus team on Facebook | Instagram  SirPlus Online Store  SirPlus Crowdfunding Video  foodsharing.de Raphael’s book “Happy without Money” (in German)  As always just a few quick final shout outs before leaving you: 1. If you took value out of this episode, please share it with your friends and leave us a short review on iTunes. Your feedback is important to make the show better and spread the messages to more people. Thanks so much for supporting us, it really means a lot!  2. If you are looking out for a unique local experience, check out GreenMe Berlin Tours & GreenMe Melbourne . We've got lots of new great routes to choose from, so pick yours & get in touch! 3. Wanna jump to the next level & learn how a world without waste, less overconsumption & more human connection could look like, check out our Circular Economy Tours. 4. Lastly, if you wanna stay up to date with the latest interviews, green events, tours and our explorations in the Berlin green scene, sign up for our monthly newsletter. We got a little thank you if you do so: we’ll send you our best-of guide to 7 of awesome eco-minded places in the city for free. That’s it! Thanks so much for listening! Now go out & make change happen :) P.S. Join the GreenMe community on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter