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The Tight Knot of Sustainability in Fashion with Nicolò Giusti from Tommy Hilfiger
In the latest episode of the Plastic. Climate. Future. podcast, we sit down with sustainability expert Nicolo Giusti to untangle some of the toughest challenges facing the fashion industry as it strives to become more sustainable.This insightful conversation covers some of the most pressing topics shaping the future of fashion: • Nicolo’s journey from working in textiles to founding the Sustainable Academy, where he advocates for meaningful change in the industry. • The reality behind terms like “vegan leather” and how misleading claims can contribute to greenwashing. • The uphill battle of making footwear sustainable and why designers play a pivotal role in driving innovation and accountability.Nicolo brings a refreshing perspective, offering practical ideas and thought-provoking solutions to address the “tight knot” of sustainability in fashion.
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Carbon Cuts at the Core: BASF’s vision for a Greener Chemistry Future Ivana Krkljuš from BASF
In the latest episode of the Plastic. Climate. Future. podcast, we sit down with Ivana Krkljus from BASF to discuss the company’s innovative approaches to sustainability. As a leader in the chemical industry, BASF is at the forefront of efforts to reduce carbon emissions and transition toward renewable materials.Highlights from the Episode: • Innovative Carbon Solutions: Ivana provides insight into BASF’s Carbon Division, a key player in the company’s journey to achieving a low-carbon footprint.• Biogenic Feedstocks and Renewables: Learn about the integration of renewable raw materials into BASF’s processes, along with the challenges posed by scalability and market adoption.• Market and Regulatory Influences: Ivana highlights the interplay between customer readiness, regulatory frameworks, and the adoption of sustainable practices across industries.This episode offers an engaging look into BASF’s efforts to pioneer renewable solutions and lead the way in sustainable materials.Learn more about BASF here.#Sustainability #CarbonReduction #RenewableMaterials #BASF #Podcast
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Shaping the Future of Carbon with Michael Carus and Lara Dammer from Nova Institute
In our latest Plastic. Climate. Future. podcast, Michael Carus and Lara Dammer from Nova Institute shed light on the vital work of the Renewable Carbon Initiative (RCI) and its role in transitioning to a sustainable, circular carbon economy.Key Highlights from the Episode:• Leading the Way with RCI: Michael and Lara explain how the Renewable Carbon Initiative focuses on replacing fossil-based carbon with renewable alternatives from biomass, recycling, and CO2 utilization.• Policy as a Catalyst: They discuss the importance of well-designed incentives and regulations in accelerating innovation and investment in green technologies.• Europe’s Competitive Edge: A candid look at the challenges Europe faces in staying at the forefront of sustainability, including the need for stronger policy frameworks and infrastructure.• A Balanced Approach to Carbon: Michael and Lara emphasize the importance of leveraging all renewable carbon sources to meet the demands of a sustainable future.This episode offers an engaging and thought-provoking discussion about the future of carbon management and the path to a greener, more circular economy.
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Into the Mycelium (R)Evolution with Timo Van Vooren and Steff Van Loy from Citribel
Join us in our latest Plastic. Climate. Future. podcast episode with Timo Van Vooren and Steff Van Loy from Citribel, where we had the chance to discuss the impact of mycelium in the future of the materials industry.Check out the key topics:Discover how Citribel's unique fermentation process is revolutionizing the world of sustainable materials.Uncover the potential of mycelium as a green alternative to traditional fossil-based materials.Learn about the exciting market applications and the economic viability of bio-based materials.Do not miss this opportunity to explore how Citribel is paving the way for a new age of sustainable materials, turning groundbreaking ideas into practical solutions.Learn more about Citribel.
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Sustainable Threads: The Journey of Plastic Waste to Eco-Friendly Textiles - with Emil Pettersen from Reparell
Our latest Plastic. Climate. Future. podcast features Emil Pettersen, visionary founder of Reparel. Discover how Emil is tackling the issue of plastic waste while rethinking business models for sustainability. Catch Emil as he shares:The critical role of storytelling and customer engagement in promoting sustainable productsHis approach to leveraging partnerships for innovative recycling processesPersonal insights into finding a balance between profitability and environmental responsibilityDon’t miss out on this compelling episode available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube!
Plastic. Climate. Future. enables engagement among industry members, climate activists, innovators, and the rest of world (the general public) to ultimately achieve positive changes related to plastic and the climate.
In their podcast, Mat & John host guests from these groups of stakeholders and talk about their views, activities and opinions to foster trustful communication and learn from each other.
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