Mike and Johanna Bresnan, from Vista del Valle, Costa Rica, share their sustainability journey.

They also discuss the development of their non-profit, "FUCAD" (The Costa Rica Foundation For

Mike and Johanna Bresnan, from Vista del Valle, Costa Rica, share their sustainability journey.

They also discuss the development of their non-profit, "FUCAD" (The Costa Rica Foundation For Aid and Sustainable Development).

In this episode of the Circular Economy Show, Seb Egerton-Read interviews Georgia Parker from Fashion for Good and Lewis Shuler of Paradise Textiles about the challenges elastane presents for

In this episode of the Circular Economy Show, Seb Egerton-Read interviews Georgia Parker from Fashion for Good and Lewis Shuler of Paradise Textiles about the challenges elastane presents for clothing recycling. They explore the project 'Stretching Circularity,' which aims to unite brands, innovators, and experts to enhance the recyclability and commercial viability of lower-impact elastane alternatives.

The discussion highlights the need for coordinated industry efforts to address the fragmented state of bio-based and recycled materials. While no single solution exists, collaboration is essential to tackle the scale of the problem effectively.

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The world's biggest sporting events, such as the World Cup, should not contribute to global plastic waste. It's crucial to address the environmental impact of these major spectacles.

We

The world's biggest sporting events, such as the World Cup, should not contribute to global plastic waste. It's crucial to address the environmental impact of these major spectacles.

We urge Coca-Cola and FIFA to commit to reusable solutions and help eliminate single-use plastic from sports stadiums permanently. Take action now: Tell Coca-Cola and FIFA to commit to reuse.

The Center for Biological Diversity is suing SpaceX to prevent the acquisition of 715 acres within the Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge. This vital public land in south Texas is

The Center for Biological Diversity is suing SpaceX to prevent the acquisition of 715 acres within the Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge. This vital public land in south Texas is home to endangered ocelots, rare migratory birds, and Kemp’s ridley sea turtles.

SpaceX rocket launches have already caused significant environmental damage, including falling debris and harm to wildlife. A 2024 study documented damage to every monitored shorebird nest after a single launch. This lawsuit aims to protect the refuge's wildlife from further suffering due to a harmful land giveaway to a trillionaire-owned corporation.

The Center for Biological Diversity is suing SpaceX to prevent the acquisition of 715 acres within the Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge. This critical South Texas habitat is home

The Center for Biological Diversity is suing SpaceX to prevent the acquisition of 715 acres within the Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge. This critical South Texas habitat is home to endangered ocelots, rare migratory birds, and Kemp’s ridley sea turtles.

SpaceX rocket launches have already caused significant environmental damage, including falling debris and harm to shorebird nests, as documented by a 2024 study. This lawsuit aims to protect the refuge's wildlife from further suffering due to corporate expansion.

771 million people lack clean water. Your donation to charity: water transforms lives, fostering healthier families, enabling children to attend school, empowering women, and supporting fathers'

771 million people lack clean water. Your donation to charity: water transforms lives, fostering healthier families, enabling children to attend school, empowering women, and supporting fathers' livelihoods. This generosity helps communities thrive.

The water crisis is solvable. Join The Spring, our monthly giving community, to provide safe water globally. We promise 100% of your donation funds clean water projects, and we'll share photos and GPS coordinates for every project you support.

Diana Pacin deGongora, a mechanical engineer, previously worked in the air conditioning and refrigeration industry during its transition from ozone-depleting refrigerants. Later, as a professor at

Diana Pacin deGongora, a mechanical engineer, previously worked in the air conditioning and refrigeration industry during its transition from ozone-depleting refrigerants. Later, as a professor at Miami-Dade College, she contributed to the Earth Ethics Institute, which integrated Earth Literacy into the college's curriculum and operations.

Currently, Diana focuses on educating her community about the harms of single-use plastic. She collaborates with the South Florida Plastic Coalition, advocating for reduced single-use plastic use in her county.

Support Diana's efforts: plasticfreefl.org

The baseline for nature protection is rapidly changing, with future generations knowing less about nature than we did. How can we value nature beyond raw materials, and can a new financial system

The baseline for nature protection is rapidly changing, with future generations knowing less about nature than we did. How can we value nature beyond raw materials, and can a new financial system offer a solution to this problem?

Merit Valdsalu, CEO and co-founder of Single.Earth, addresses this by tokenizing the world's nature to integrate its protection into the economy. An ex-Pipedrive employee, she combines her passion for scalable technology with her love for the environment to prevent ecological collapse.

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The widespread disconnect between humans and plastic waste is alarming. We consume vast amounts of plastic yet often remain unaware of its fate, whether it's recycled or simply dumped into

The widespread disconnect between humans and plastic waste is alarming. We consume vast amounts of plastic yet often remain unaware of its fate, whether it's recycled or simply dumped into landfills.

Current innovations, like switching straws, are insufficient. A fundamental shift in our mindsets and lifestyles is crucial to address the urgent challenge of single-use plastic. We must change how we view plastic to foster real change.

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Katharina Flatt, 16, an IB1 student, is adventurous, open-minded, and curious. Growing up in central Germany, limited opportunities and her siblings' lives sparked an early desire to explore

Katharina Flatt, 16, an IB1 student, is adventurous, open-minded, and curious. Growing up in central Germany, limited opportunities and her siblings' lives sparked an early desire to explore diverse cultures. This led to exchanges in France, Peru, and the US, alongside family travels fostering a deep passion for nature.

Her interests culminated in "Classroom under Sails," a transformative half-year Atlantic voyage. This challenging experience—living in close quarters, performing night watches, and studying on a wavy ocean—exposed her to new cultures and intense natural environments. The journey prompted profound reflection on her lifestyle, particularly regarding environmental issues and inequality, fundamentally shifting her perspective on consumer society. She will share these insights.

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