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Hi everyone! "How can we accelerate the adoption of eco-friendly products/services in non-green consumers through marketing?" I am trying to come up with a solid proposal for marketeers, so I chose this...
Read more→Hi everyone! "How can we accelerate the adoption of eco-friendly products/services in non-green consumers through marketing?" I am trying to come up with a solid proposal for marketeers, so I chose this topic for my thesis. I am looking for business people, researchers and activists who'd like to chat with me for ~20min to share their thoughts on this matter. Anyone interested in having a "virtual coffee"? Thanks!
Read lessRequest for contacts in the field of microfiber pollution and fashion!
Please see this request from Naomi Peters:
"As part of my graduate thesis for my sustainability master at the Vrije Universiteit...
Read more→Request for contacts in the field of microfiber pollution and fashion!
Please see this request from Naomi Peters:
"As part of my graduate thesis for my sustainability master at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam I am conducting research into solutions that reduce microfiber pollution from the fashion industry. The aim of my research is to fill the research implementation gap by analyzing the feasibility of several solutions in practice. Eventually I’ll make a policy recommendation, tailored to the outcome of my research. My study is based on a stakeholder analysis amongst key stakeholders that are involved in solving the microfiber problem from various perspectives such as fashion brands, textile suppliers, consumers, but also innovators, for instance.
I’m currently looking for organizations to participate in a short (45 minute) interview in which I ask for their perspective on the opportunities and barriers related to implementing solutions in practice. The interviews are held online and are quite dynamic. In addition, all interviews are anonymous. If you are interested to participate in this research, please reach out to me via n.e.peters@student.vu.nl. I am of course happy to share the results once the research is finished. Thank you, Naomi Peters”
Read lessHi Hanna Dijkstra ,
thanks for your question. Naomi can reach out to the innovators / solutions we have in our database. Many of them have "downstream" solutions related to washing of clothes. There might be others working on upstream solutions too. Here is the link to a search:
https://ubuntoo.com/solutions?operator=&query=microfibers
We will invite Naomi to the Ubuntoo platform so she can reach out herself.
In addition, it would be good to reach out to Fashion for Good too. Let me check if I can put you in contact. They are in Amsterdam, by the way.
Peter
We are looking for PET recycling companies near Oklahoma City and Atlanta. We have access to post-industrial scrap and would like to get it into the circular recycling stream.
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I'm a student at Fordham University and I co-lead a sustainability-focused team. I would love to hear any advice from professionals on steps that could be taken to create a greener campus. We are...
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I'm a student at Fordham University and I co-lead a sustainability-focused team. I would love to hear any advice from professionals on steps that could be taken to create a greener campus. We are already focusing right now on making composting more accessible.
I'm also a LEED GA so I would love to discuss any ideas that might potentially increase my university's level of certification.
Read lessJasmine, As you know Sustainability is very much site specific so it's hard for me to give you direct answer. Like Hey change all your light bulbs to LED but if Fordham hasn't done that yet it would be a place to start. ;-) I think the real power of campuses is the students. So I would try to do a survey to see what students would be most invested in and then start to work on that list. If students want the change they will be motivated to help you and it will more easily be able to be pitched to the powers that be to make change because it's what the students want. It also matters where you/Fordham is at in their sustainability Journey. If you want to bounce ideas or actually want to set up a time to talk I'd be happy to do so. Hope that helps. Cheers
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I am working on a start-up for which I want to replace the TPU flex hard plastic with a natural material such as potatoes, corn, seaweed to do moulding. The material would need to have flexible properties...
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I am working on a start-up for which I want to replace the TPU flex hard plastic with a natural material such as potatoes, corn, seaweed to do moulding. The material would need to have flexible properties (similar to hard flex) , be Food safe and resistant to cold, warm temperatures and water.
Anyone has a product / company recommendation located in Europe?
Thanks!
Read lessHi. I am Furqan working as an Environment & OHIH resource for Engro Corporation, Pakistan. I am currently working on calculating the water footprint for Engro. Can someone guide me on how to initiate and what are...
Read more→Hi. I am Furqan working as an Environment & OHIH resource for Engro Corporation, Pakistan. I am currently working on calculating the water footprint for Engro. Can someone guide me on how to initiate and what are the guidelines that I need to follow especially for Blue & Green Water Footprint?
Read lessThere are two main standards for water footprinting (very similar). https://waterfootprint.org/en/ and https://www.iso.org/standard/43263.html I recommend the first one by the Water Footprint Network. Both define concepts of blue, green, and grey water; and both provide approaches for calculating the footprint of a specific product or entire business. The Water Footprint Network has more resources and case studies, in my opinion. Keep in mind that water use (even "a lot") is not necessarily a negative - life, business, nature requires water. Unlike carbon footprints where less or zero footprint is better, water footprints are a starting point for understanding when, where, and how water us used across your value chain. Sometimes less water or less pollution is indeed needed but often use is only defined in the context of water supplies in a given area.
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