Simply Saving the World

January 30, 2020

The United Nations have put together in the “Lazy Person’s Guide to Saving the World” what everyone can do for a sustainable development either from the comfort of their couch or in their neighborhood.

the lazy person's guide to saving the world

Illustrations: United Nations

E-Mobility Environment

Solar Cars: Fuel up with Sunlight

Solar technology could become electromobility’s Holy Grail. Using the power of the sun for traction current and battery doesn’t cost a single cent, nor does it emit any pollutants. In practice, however, the hurdles are high – above all, solar cell efficiency still leaves much to be desired. Nevertheless, the first models are already in the starting gates.
Environment

Recycling: Thinking in Material Cycles

The EU Commission intends to tighten the requirements for vehicle recycling. And electromobility will bring even more changes – despite cars already being the most recycled product in the world.
Digitalization Environment

Digital and Green

IT plays a key role in many companies’ sustainability strategy. It provides relevant data and enables digitized processes. Thanks to the cloud, it can also be used energy-efficiently itself.
Environment

Automotive Industry Focuses on the Entire Value Chain

In addition to the actual manufacturing process, manufacturers and suppliers are increasingly focusing their sustainability efforts on supply chains.