Club of Amsterdam Journal, October 2022, Issue 247
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Lead Article African digital innovators are turning plastic waste into value – but there are gaps by Seun Kolade, Associate Professor and Muyiwa Oyinlola, Director, Institute of Energy and Sustainable Development, De Montfort University Article 01 How to avoid microplastics in your food by DW Documentary The Future Now Show Plastic Pollution Unwrapped – Challenges and Opportunities with Doug Woodring, Founder/Managing Director at Ocean Recovery Alliance Article 02 Hydrogen Forecast to 2050 by DNV News about the Future > Mind-controlled robots now one step closer > Disposable eco-friendly packaging Article 03 Next Generation Fluid Filtration by ECOFARIO Recommended Book Influence of Microplastics on Environmental and Human Health: Key Considerations and Future Perspectives by Yvonne Lang Article 04 When Russia and Ukraine eventually restart peace talks, involving women – or not – could be a key factor in an agreement actually sticking by Briana Mawby, University of San Diego Climate Change Success Story Algae Energy / CO2 / Food / Plastic Futurist Portrait Mike Walsh The Futurist For Leaders Tags: Algae, Climate Change, CO2, ENERGY, Filtration, Fish, FOOD, Fuel, Health, Hydrogen, Microplastic, Ocean, Packaging, Peace, Plastic, Russia, South Africa, Ukraine, Waste Welcome  Felix B Bopp Website statistics for clubofamsterdam.com January 2021 – September 2022: Visits: 845,000 Visitors: 181,000 Mike Walsh: A time of crisis and change. We have to reinvent how we serve our customers, clients and communities. We have to rethink how and where we work. And most importantly, we have to reimagine our role as leaders. Now, more than ever, is a time for transformation. Doug Woodring: All that consumption is growing, unfortunately the waste management systems around the world are not keeping pace as quickly as the consumption and products — there’s a big mismatch. Briana Mawby: Ukrainian women are leading humanitarian efforts and local peacebuilding — they should be centered in future formal peace talks, too. |
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