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France: car parks with space for 80 cars or more are now required to have solar panels! 🅿️Parks between 80-400 spaces have 5 years to comply 🏙️Parks with spaces of 400+ have 3 years to comply This will result in about 11 gigawatts of power generation. This should be

"The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now." Here are 6 fascinating ways how trees help our planet: 🌲 Carbon Sequestration: Trees absorb CO2, reducing greenhouse gases 🌳 Oxygen Production: Trees produce oxygen via photosynthesis 🌴

The sustainable certificates cheat sheet ⬇️ How many eco-labels can you really trust? 🤔 Eco-labels are super helpful to build trust and credibility. But there are over 450 of them, and not all are to be trusted. This table shows many of the good ones! Some I even recommend

Sustainability is not just about CO2. 🔽 Let’s zoom out: Our world is much more complex. Sustainability is also about: - CO2 - water - health - poverty - pollution - biodiversity - gender equality - resource scarcity And more! What would you add? Let’s focus on the bigger

Black Friday sales are still on. Don’t feed the beast. You are more than your wallet! Repost this to start a movement for the entire holiday season. We need to do better. #blackfriday #circulareconomy #sustainability #climatechange

This startup is redefining ownership. I'll never buy a drill again. Here's why: An average drill is used for 9 mins in its entire lifetime. And that’s only 1 from 1000s of products… We don’t just need to rethink what we own. We need to rethink how we consume. TULU is

Another climate event, another failed opportunity. Why? 🔽 UN Plastic Treaty talks crashed. 200 nations have been negotiating for 2 years. Many hoped this would be a hallmark agreement to curb plastic pollution. Instead, a bunch of dictatorships and petrostates get to hold

# 1 reason companies fail to implement circular economy? It's in their "nice-to-have" box. 🙄 "Let's have a zero-waste office." 🙅‍♂️"Why don't we ban plastic bottles at our event?" This gets you nowhere. You want to be in the "must-have" box! Here's how to get a buy-in at

This is an awesome map of all the key sustainability frameworks, standards, and milestones. A lot is happening and a lot more to come. This is good: what gets measured, gets managed! My biggest wish? Move from voluntary to compulsory reporting. And the CSRD is a clear

4 skills everyone in sustainability needs in 2025: 1. sales 2. marketing 3. public speaking 4. change management There are tons of green experts with fancy master's degrees. The problem is that sustainability is just one out of many topics in any organization. You're

The most sustainable gift is not what you think... If you're like me, you're still looking for Christmas gifts. But here's the catch: your loved ones probably already have everything they need. There's not much they even want, not much they don't own already. So instead of

I disagree. This is a dangerous simplification. Recycling has flaws, but it’s not pointless. Saying that we should just landfill everything is demagogy. Especially coming from an entrepreneur like Elon Musk who relies on recycled steel, and aluminum for his empire. Recycling

I spent 4 years as a circular economy manager in a 2000+ people org. Here are 3 lessons I wish I knew sooner: 1. No one cares ↳ large companies have 1000 priorities ↳ circular economy is just 1 out of many ↳ It's your job to make the topic interesting, and relevant 2.

8 truths about working in sustainability: (That nobody will tell you) 1. the salary sucks 2. people are awesome 3. the expectations are high 4. it feels like racing with time 5. shopping will never be the same 6. it's 3x more reporting than action 7. the work opportunities

2024 has been brutal for the climate. Fixing climate is not about: - EV cars - plastic straws - reusable bottles It’s about: - joining a great company - leaving a bad company - building something - donating - voting To fix climate, do what you are best at, but for the

We don't need 10% of people being 100% sustainable. We need 100% of people doing small steps, every day. Which one of those resolutions will you try? (the car-free pledge is a tough one) 👉 Follow me at Vojtech Vosecky for daily content on circular economy, zero waste, and

20 tools to master the circular economy in 2025: (I use several of them weekly) 🌍 𝗟𝗶𝗳𝗲 𝗖𝘆𝗰𝗹𝗲 𝗔𝘀𝘀𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁: evaluates a product’s environmental impact from cradle to grave. 🌍 𝗗𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗻 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗰𝗮𝘀𝗰𝗮𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘂𝘀𝗲: design products for reuse or

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CEO: "You need to do more with less!" Sustainability department: 💀 Sounds familiar? Most sustainability teams are just 1 person, with huge expectations: -> go carbon neutral by 2050 -> present at every possible event -> fill out 87541 ESG questionnaires But as soon as you