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

Environment Industry 4.0

Sustainability: New Approaches to Plastics Recycling

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Livable Cities – from Dortmund to Tokyo

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Environment

Unusual Ideas for More Sustainability

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Environment

Green Future – Building Cars, but Sustainably

The EU wants to be climate neutral by 2050. A contributor will be the smallest possible CO2 footprint of vehicles. Vehicle manufacturers are already applying the brakes in their production by reducing the CO2 balance. Škoda recently reached another milestone in its Green Future Strategy: the complete recycling of production waste.