GREENVOLUTION

“Water water everywhere, and not a drop to drink” sang Iron Maiden in the mid-'80s, in what would have been for younger generations the best way to remember “The rhyme of the ancient mariner” by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. And they were both right.

In this fourth episode of the Greenvolution podcast, we’re going to talk about four projects involved in saving water and our planet. In our view, one proved to be a small example of greenwashing, the other is not so necessary, and the other two are more effective and, we hope, successful.

So, let’s have a look at what these companies are doing to sort out the problem of water waste and to make this precious liquid more accessible to everyone, in particular to developing countries, where seasonal draught is a serious life-threatening matter.

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Intro intervista con Alessandro Iacoponi

Benvenuti alla terza puntata del nostro podcast Greenvolution. Questa volta parliamo nella mia lingua, anche se la sostenibilità e l’amore per il pianeta usano un linguaggio universale, che travalica i confini nazionali.

Ho il piacere di presentarvi Alessandro Iacoponi, membro della EU Tech (European Technology Chamber), una community di aziende tecnologiche che ha come scopo principale quello di sviluppare tecnologie chiave per armonizzare sostenibilità ambientale ed efficienza lavorativa.

Partendo dai 17 Obiettividi sviluppo sostenibile stilati dall’unione europea, il dottor Iacoponi tocca in quest’intervista svariati argomenti, primo fra tutti, come l’Italia si stia impegnando a rispettare questi obiettivi.

Adottare strategie sostenibili non è complicato come sembra e può certamente portare benefici in termini di investimenti ma soprattutto come miglioramento della qualità del lavoro. L’italia è fra l’altro ai primi posti in Europa per la ricerca nella sostenibilità e come sforzo nell’aderire alla Smart Industry, grazie anche agli incentivi governativi offerti alle aziende.

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 In this second episode of the Greenvolution podcast, we continue with the interview to Frans Verouden, mastermind of Green Leisure Group, touching upon the topic of small and effective steps we all can make to take better care of the environment. Then, we will give a more general view on what European countries are doing to meet the 2030 pledges and the 17 environmental goals set by the EU. As Mr Verouden points out, small, continuous steps can really make the difference in changing our world.

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We are happy to introduce you to our brand new series of sustainability podcasts: GREENVOLUTION, The combination of  “green” and “evolution” can be read as GREEN REVOLUTION or GREEN EVOLUTION, the wide-scale change which begins with small steps, allowing the dominant worldview to evolve. Sticking to this principle, the protagonists of the podcasts presented here offer their everyday stories, big and small, about the efforts they made both as individuals and as companies, explaining how we can contribute to improve our future as citizens of the Earth.

Thank you for listening!

Do you want to know more about the company behind this podcast, Shinchoku, go to:
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- Website

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