Does it always have to be the latest item? It seems the answer nowadays is: No. Second hand is fashionable. What impact can recycling fashion, furniture and all other kinds of things have on out climate? Listen up!

What's on our plate when trying to make agriculture greener? In this episode we'll discuss the EU's common agricultural policy. Herbicides and pesticides play a huge role in mainstream agriculture. Is it possible to reduce the use by 50 percent by 2030? How ambitious are our goals and how to we achieve them? Listen up!

Fast Fashion is the fasted growing category of waste. The textile industry plays a huge role in Europe employing 1.7 million people and generating a turnover of about 166 billion euros a year. The main issue: due to the mixture of fibers it's impossible to recycle. How does the fashion industry have to change? What ideas are there for a sustainable future in our wardrobes? Listen up, subscribe and leave your thoughts down below as on Instagram, Facebook and www.euranetplus-inside.eu

Tons of plastic end up in the ocean every year. Dangerous for all living on our planet, because plastic is not biodegradable. It takes at least 450 years to decompose. How can we save our ocean? Is this even possible? Can we manage to ban plastic from our lives and economies? Listen up and stay tuned. Next time we're talking about "Fast Fashion".

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Can digitalization help save our planet? This question gets discussed in our new episode. So far the benefits of going more digital are 5 times greater than the damage it causes our planet. Still there is a long way to go. To get a better picture of the future the EU is working on a major project - Destination Earth. Scientists, the ESA, ICWF and other great institutions are developing a digital twin of the earth that can show each and everyone of us what out future in certain areas will look like. Let's have a closer look.

The European Union declared 2021 to be the year of rail. Fact is: Using trains instead of cars is energy-efficient and healthier for the environment. But why don't we have an European Rail network? What has to be done to make traveling by train more attractive? And how much would our environment benefit from better installments and less traffic on the roads? The answer in our Green Deal Podcast.

Forests are essential when it comes to absorbing CO2 emissions. But in what shape are our forests and what role do they play in the EUs Green Deal? Alarming high rates of the old growths forests vanished already from the entire planet. Newly planted trees can't compensate for much older trees. How do we stabilize our nature? In this episode of the Green Deal by Euranetplus you'll get information and expert-statements.

Bad air quality causes 400.000 deaths in Europe each year. Scientists see a connection between the death-rate of Covid-19 and air pollution. How these two topics are related? Listen to The Green Deal by Euranet Plus.

What are the energy sources of the future? Some EU-countries want to shut down their nuclear power plants and move towards renewable energy sources. Other countries want to build nuclear power plants as a step in between stepping out of the coal business and into renewable energy in the future. One of these countries is Poland. In this Episode old Euranet Plus-friends Sina from Germany and Joachim from Poland are discussing this topic.

The role of public transport and new technologies in vehicles have a decisive influence on our climate. The COVID-19 pandemic shows, how much better the air quality in cities becomes when most people work from home and therefore don't pollute the environment by driving around in their cars. To keep breathing in cities even after the pandemic public transport should get strengthened. Where in Europe are projects going well where buses and trains are free? And what about the expansion of e-mobility?

Which countries in Europe are already leading and where are the problems in Germany? Enjoy listening to this episode of the Green Deal.