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➡️As a sinking country, tilting and lifting streets is important in the Netherlands Joyce van den Berg talks about looking into the use of clean sand to do so. 🎙️Full episode in the comments

💡Integral Design Method Public Space is an innovative way to manage our cities, using an interdisciplinary approach. In Season 7 Episode 2, we spoke to Joyce van den Berg from the City of Amsterdam who was fundamental in bringing this to life. 🎙️Don’t miss the full episode in the comments

💡 S7 EP2 - How can we design more sustainable and efficient cities? Underground spaces and urban design is Joyce van den Berg's forte. She plays a vital role in the Netherlands development as Chief Design/Landscape Architect at the City of Amsterdam. Making the transition from a designer into her work in sustainable cities, Joyce has integrated a systems approach to her work. Gain great insights from Joyce: ➡️ How Amsterdam's streets are managed more efficiently ➡️ The innovative Integral Design Public Spaces (IOOR) ➡️ Prioritising themes in the design process ➡️ Better soil management - "what is below the pavement" Don't miss the chance to hear from a world leader, with an excellent eye for design and passion for sustainability! 🎙️ Full episode in the comments

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Intersection of religion and climate provides fascinating insight, as we heard from Chris Cooper, Co-Founder of Research & Action Hub. In the case of Indonesia, a predominantly Muslim country, action on climate is not simply based on an understanding of science. ⬇️ Don't miss our full episode in the comments

It's becoming harder to decipher the signal from the noise - no matter what we read/hear. Climate is no different - lobbying, politics, unethical corporate behaviour coupled with sensationalist social media are some reasons that mis/disinformation is rife across the space. This is why this episode is so important. We spoke to Chris Cooper, a disinformation expert and Co-Founder of Research & Action Hub, who sheds light on tactics used, highlighting examples; from the Australian Liberal Party and use of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAFs). Hear Chris speak about: ➡️Shift to climate delayism ➡️Challenge of 'trustworthy' content and role of social media ➡️How political and lobbying actors dissuade pro climate views ➡️Messaging climate information in response to cultural values The conversation took place the week before a US election. No doubt a timely listen, as the energy transition continues as a political football. 🎙️ Full episode in the comments, and hope you enjoy this listen. 

If knowledge and information is essential for humanity's well-being, why has it created so many factions? Perhaps, we should look no further than our greatest collective crisis - climate and its misleading discourse, a big area discussed in my chat with Chris Cooper. Lobbying, politics, unethical corporate behaviour are just some reasons mis/disinformation is rife across the space. Couple that with the manipulative and sensationalist nature of social media platforms, it can create harmful climate policy and transition away from low carbon. We recorded this Greenfluence episode in the week before the US Election, at a geopolitical knife edge. However, regardless of Trump mis and disinformation in the energy transition needs to be tackled. 🎙️ Our Season 7 opener will make you think and question what you hear: ➡️ Concept of climate delayism ➡️ Challenge of 'trustworthy' content and role of social media ➡️ How political and lobbying actors dissuade pro climate views ➡️ Messaging climate information in response to cultural values Full episode in the comments, and don't forget to give Greenfluence a follow and rating!

✈️ Can flying really go green? Chris Cooper discusses the effectiveness of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAFs). Can they significantly help airlines decarbonise, or will they mislead consumers? 🎙️ Full episode to start Season 7 out tomorrow

➡️The intersection of climate, knowledge and trust - how this is framed will have huge repercussions in 2025 and beyond. A brand new season saw us talk to Chris Cooper, a disinformation expert and Corporate Accountability Director at Climate Integrity. Hear him discuss climate delayism, and how it forms our perception. This episode will get you thinking about what you hear, and importantly climate tactics are fed into our communication channels. Full episode out very soon.

💡 New to us or want some great listening over the break? Check out the best bits of Season 6 from top sustainability leaders. Huge thank you to our marketing whizz Kelly Wang for putting this together! 🎙️ Listen to all our episodes here: https://lnkd.in/gHexZ9gu That's a wrap for 2024, see you next year!