Not Another Green Podcast

In this episode we had the opportunity to meet with Laure and Lorette from the Climate Justice group active in the Industrial Ecology masters.

To find out the motivations and story behind the formation of the group, what you can do for climate justice, how to educate yourself or just hear some inspired answers give it a listen!

The group who is working on integrating climate justice into education is composed of Amber Agyemang, Lorette Galois, Laure Herpain and Tadé Whenu.

The recommendations mentioned in the episode are listed below:

- Anne-Linn Machielsen thesis on Green Colonialism

- Female Science communicators: Martina Vijver, Lea Stokes, Helen Czerski, Sabine Hossenfelder, Kathy Jetnil - Kijner, Antje Boetius

- Robin Wall Kimmerer (book author mentioned by Laure)

In this episode of “Not Another Green Podcast,” we have with us Javier Trescoli Garcia, the Education & Research Coordinator of GreenTU's '23-'24 board.

GreenTU is TU Delft's student Green Office, helping the university with reaching their 2030 climate goals. We discuss GreenTU's role within the university, institutional challenges faced in an organisation with over seven thousand staff members, insights on how to manage climate anxiety and much more!

Enjoy!

In this episode we talk to Michal Cuadrat-Grzybowski, a PhD student from the faculty of Aerospace Engineering at TU Delft. His research is about using GRACE (Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment) gravimetry data to make models that will detect abrupt geophysical phenomena on Earth. Listen to hear about working as a PhD student in The Netherlands and to learn about using satellite data for climate research.

In this episode of “Not Another Green Podcast,” we sit down with members of Energy for Refugees, an inspiring student-led NGO based at the University of Technology Delft. Each year, new members take on innovative projects to bring energy solutions to areas lacking access. Join us as Anton, Marta, and Stella share their experiences and insights into their impactful work.

Welcome to a new season! Here we introduce our new hosts, and give a sneak peek into the coming topics. Stay tuned for the first episode of season three of Not Another Green Podcast — it's going to be an energizing one! ⚡🍏

"Our model, dependent on increasingly scarce materials, leads us to seek more sustainable solutions over time, as well as less harmful to the environment. In this Mini, we speak with Mario Sabater, a colleague at Leiden University, about how the design process guided by environmental impact tools can alleviate the major challenges of tomorrow."

In this mini we learn a little bit more about Microplastics with our two colleagues – Jacopo De Leo and Varun Ravikumar. We discuss their typology and origin with the intention to bring some light to the topic and how our daily life activities are closely related to this environmental problem.

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In this interview, we have the privilege of speaking with Melisa and Chris Bruntlett, renowned advocates for sustainable mobility communication, known for their project - modacity. As authors of Curbing Traffic and Building the Cycling City, they bring valuable insights into human-scale city and urban transformation through alternative forms of transportation. During our conversation, we'll delve into how sustainable mobility can improve our health, happiness, and overall well-being, while creating a more sustainable and livable future for all. Join us as we explore the transformative power of sustainable transportation.

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Twitter: @modacitylife

This May in Brussels we conquered the house of European Democracy with the proclamation of going “beyond growth”, of shifting from GDP to well-being, from nature colonisation to ecosystem harmony.

In light of the current economic and governance paradigm, and motivated by the transformative power of community engagement, we present this editorial-style Mini to share our perspective. Our aim is to participate of the ongoing discussion and inspire a greater number of individuals to join. As we confront the challenges that lie ahead, it is imperative that we unite our efforts and amplify our collective potential and creativity as a society. By doing so, we can reshape the narrative and pave the way for a brighter future.

In this episode we are BEYOND GRATEFUL to have Dr Rutger Hoekstra join us to talk about his highly influential book Replacing GDP by 2030 and to talk about his new project WISE horizons, changing the aim of society to well-being, inclusion, sustainability and the economy. We talk about polarising politics, four day working weeks, hope for the future and much more. Alongside this we recommend checking out some of the material he mentioned and get involved in the beyond growth conversation!

Replacing GDP by 2030 - https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/replacing-gdp-by-2030/1583BE07055EAD85CBFECE1FC5EF6442

WISE horizons Project - https://wisehorizons.world/

The Righteous Mind by Johnathan Haidt - https://righteousmind.com

Thomas Pikkety - https://www.ted.com/talks/thomas_piketty_new_thoughts_on_capital_in_the_twenty_first_century?language=es