Neue Horizonte

In this episode, we sit down with Fjällräven’s CEO Martin Axelhed, to experience the exciting world of Fjällräven Classics, the multi-day hiking events held across the globe.

Understand the essence of Fjällräven Classics – a journey into the unconnected wilderness where you can disconnect from the digital world and connect with like-minded individuals from diverse backgrounds.

Discover how Martin, as a very young CEO, successfully transformed the heritage of Fjällräven into a brand that resonates with modern adventurers. Of course we will also speak about Fjällräven’s sustainability strategy in regards to their products and adress the ecological impact of the events as well as Fjällrävens trail ethics.

Enjoy this inspiring and informative conversation with Martin Axelhed, and get ready to explore the great outdoors like never before on this transformative journey that combines the beauty of nature with the camaraderie of fellow hikers.

In dieser Episode von "Neue Horizonte" erfährst du mehr über die Gemeinwohl-Ökonomie mit Christian Felber und die nachhaltige Wirtschaftsweise von VAUDE mit Geschäftsführerin Antje von Dewitz. Wir diskutieren die Bedeutung einer ganzheitlichen Wirtschaft und die Notwendigkeit einer Transformation des Wirtschaftssystems für echten Fortschritt. Erfahre, wie Unternehmen wie VAUDE die Prinzipien der Gemeinwohlökonomie erfolgreich umsetzen und welche Antworten sie auf die Herausforderungen der Zukunft haben. In welchem System möchten wir leben und arbeiten – und was muss sich nachhaltig und langfristig ändern?

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Herzlich willkommen zu einer frischen „Neue Horizonte“-Episode mit Professor Michael Braungart, dem Mit-Begründer des Cradle to Cradle Design-Prinzips.

Wie können wir wirklich gut sein für die Erde? Und nicht nur weniger schlecht?

Unser Gespräch mit Professor Michael Braungart schenkt uns eine ganz neue Perspektive, bei der auch Schlagworte wie Nachhaltigkeit und (Klima)- Neutralität hinterfragt werden. Sein Denken bewegt sich außerhalb vertrauter Gesetzmäßigkeiten, mit einer klaren Zukunfts-Vision, bei der die Menschen wieder Teil der zahlreichen und unendlichen Kreisläufe der Erde sind.

Viel Spaß bei diesem interessanten Gespräch!

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Welcome to a brand-new episode of the New Horizons Podcast. You might not be familiar with Edwin Keh, but he stands as one of the most influential figures in the textile industry's sustainability landscape. If you're curious about the current state of affairs, then this podcast is just what you need!

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Talking with the Swedish entrepreneur of the year in our fresh episode of 'New Horizons'!

Must a company perpetually expand to be successful? Does the journey towards a more sustainable way of life also demand a personal commitment to growth? These are the thought-provoking questions we explored during our recent visit to ICEBUG.

Additionally, you'll discover why communal mushroom foraging and jogging have become integral elements of daily life at ICEBUG. The key takeaway from our visit is that personal development and achieving a work-life-balance are not just aspirations but can be tangible realities.

Our podcast host, Fabian Nendza, engaged in a conversation with David about ICEBUG's vision of a "planet in balance", the Inner Development Goals and their collaborative solar energy project in Vietnam.

Grab yourself a coffee and enjoy “Fika” with David Ekelund!

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„Für weniger schädlich sind wir zu viele. Wir müssen lernen für diesen Planeten gut zu sein, für die anderen Lebewesen auch. Wir sind das einzige Lebewesen, das Abfall macht, also warum sind wir dümmer als alle anderen?“

Dies ist eine der Leitfragen vom Begründer des Cradle 2 Cradle-Prinzip’s Professor Dr. Michael Braungart. Und nach diesem Prinzip hat Globetrotter den neu eröffneten Re:Think Store in Bonn gestaltet und zu 93,91% (massenbilanzieller Materialvergleich) gebrauchte und vorhandene Materialien vom Vormieter oder ungenutztes Inventar aus dem Globetrotter-Lager genutzt. Welche positiven Auswirkungen das auf den Fußabdruck, aber auch die gesundheitliche Qualität des Ladens hat, erfahrt ihr in dieser brandneuen Episode von „Neue Horizonte“, dem Podcast für Nachhaltigkeit in der Outdoor-Branche bei Globetrotter. Im Studio begrüßen wir Markus Diem und Victor Hasselbring von EPEA (Environmental Protection Encouragement Agency), die den Prozess von Anfang an wissenschaftlich begleitet haben.

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C2C zertifizierte Produkte aus allen Bereichen findet ihr hier: Home - Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute (c2ccertified.org)C2C-zertifizierte Produkte aus dem Baubereich findet ihr gesammelt auf dieser Website: Building Material Scout (building-material-scout.com)

Generell gute Informationen zu Ressourcenpässen im Gebäudebereich findet ihr hier: BAMB - Buildings As Material Banks (BAMB2020) - BAMBDie Datenbank, die für die Ökobilanzieurng verwendt wird, ist die ÖKOBAU.DAT, welche auf Bauprodukte spezialisiert ist. Suche | Datenbank | ÖKOBAUDAT (oekobaudat.de)

Welcome to a new episode of New Horizons, the podcast where we explore sustainability in the outdoor business. We are very excited to speak with Christiane Dolva Törnberg, a remarkable individual from the H&M Foundation. The philanthropic Institution is investing in research and start-up for smart future proof solutions at scale.

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Welcome to a brand-new episode of the New Horizons Podcast, where we delve into the world of sustainability to uncover its hidden depths. In this episode, we embark on a thought-provoking exploration of social responsibility, accompanied by two esteemed guests.

In Part 1, we have the privilege of speaking with Mariette van Amstel, the Head of Membership at the Fair Wear Foundation. Mariette shares her profound insights into the intricate and ever-evolving realm of human rights due diligence within global supply chains. She sheds light on the primary challenges faced and provides invaluable guidance on how we can effectively care for the externalized workforce, ensuring the protection of one of our most cherished values: human dignity.

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Moving on to Part 2, we are joined by the remarkable Melanie Kuntnawitz, representing the renowned German outdoor brand, Jack Wolfskin. Melanie illustrates a shining example of best practices in action, as she reveals how a brand can assume responsibility for human rights from their brands perspective. Through her insights, we discover the crucial role of meticulous planning and a steadfast commitment to fairness.

Sustainability at Jack Wolfskin

Tune in to this captivating episode as we unravel the intricacies of social responsibility, guided by our expert guests. Stay tuned for an enlightening journey ahead! Part two with Melanie Kuntnawitz is in German.

Welcome to a brand-new episode of the New Horizons Podcast, where we delve into the world of sustainability to uncover its hidden depths. In this episode, we embark on a thought-provoking exploration of social responsibility, accompanied by two esteemed guests.

In Part 1, we have the privilege of speaking with Mariette van Amstel, the Head of Membership at the Fair Wear Foundation. Mariette shares her profound insights into the intricate and ever-evolving realm of human rights due diligence within global supply chains. She sheds light on the primary challenges faced and provides invaluable guidance on how we can effectively care for the externalized workforce, ensuring the protection of one of our most cherished values: human dignity.

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Moving on to Part 2, we are joined by the remarkable Melanie Kuntnawitz, representing the renowned German outdoor brand, Jack Wolfskin. Melanie illustrates a shining example of best practices in action, as she reveals how a brand can assume responsibility for human rights from their brands perspective. Through her insights, we discover the crucial role of meticulous planning and a steadfast commitment to fairness.

Sustainability at Jack Wolfskin

Tune in to this captivating episode as we unravel the intricacies of social responsibility, guided by our expert guests. Stay tuned for an enlightening journey ahead! Part two with Melanie Kuntnawitz is in German.

Why do we care about PFAS?

PFAS have recently been making headlines under the synonym of "Forever Chemicals." They are chemical compounds used in outdoor products to provide important properties such as water, oil, and dirt repellency. The majority of PFASs are non-degradable or eventually transform into stable products that are still PFAS and can cause harm to the environment and human health.

Today, the textile industry is under pressure from both regulatory bodies and conscientious customers to replace these hazardous chemicals with alternative or substitute products with less environmental impact.

In this episode, we speak with Stefan Posner, a leading independent Swedish researcher and chemist whose life's work plays a critical role in phasing out these man-made chemicals that have the potential to seriously impact the health of all living beings on this planet if left unregulated.

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