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Really insightful discussion on disinformation and how to combat it
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😳A show of hands from our 80+ participants confirms over 50% have witnessed disinformation #Stars4MediaDay panel 3 EU enlargement & disinformation now starting Lyndsey Jones Cătălina Dumbrăveanu Mariia Leonova Max von Abendroth
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Very interesting perspective on the mass amounts of resources used for events like this.
LinkedIn Top Green Voice | The Circular Economist | Helping Companies Make Less 🗑️ More 💵 | Keynote speaker
With the Paris Olympics in full swing, we must ask: are these huge events worth it, while our world is burning? How many stadiums will be built, only to be abandoned the next year? How many venues will be demolished soon after? How many people will fly to watch their favorite athlete compete? The Olympics are great. They bring us all together. But can't we do it greener? For starters, how about using existing venues and accommodation? Year after year, we keep hearing how the next event will be "the most sustainable ever." Yet I feel like there is still a long way to go. . I hope Paris will set a different example than some of these sad examples from previous cities!
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🌍 As the Paris Olympics unfolds, we’re left wondering: is it worth hosting such grand events when our world is in crisis? 🏟️🔥 Let’s consider repurposing existing venues and accommodations to cut down on waste and environmental impact. Every year, we're promised the "most sustainable Olympics ever," yet the gap between promises and reality remains wide. Here’s hoping Paris can lead the way and prove that we can host world-class events while truly respecting our planet. 🌟🏅 #Paris2024 #SustainableOlympics #EcoFriendlyEvents #ClimateAction #GreenFuture #ResponsibleSport
LinkedIn Top Green Voice | The Circular Economist | Helping Companies Make Less 🗑️ More 💵 | Keynote speaker
With the Paris Olympics in full swing, we must ask: are these huge events worth it, while our world is burning? How many stadiums will be built, only to be abandoned the next year? How many venues will be demolished soon after? How many people will fly to watch their favorite athlete compete? The Olympics are great. They bring us all together. But can't we do it greener? For starters, how about using existing venues and accommodation? Year after year, we keep hearing how the next event will be "the most sustainable ever." Yet I feel like there is still a long way to go. . I hope Paris will set a different example than some of these sad examples from previous cities!
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Senior Procurement Executive | Connecting Opportunities | Board Advisor | Freeing up cash flow through strategic procurement with a lean mindset | Supply Chain Management |
This goes for everything. The most sustainable solution in procurement is answered with the first question; What is the alternative to buying? #sustainability
LinkedIn Top Green Voice | The Circular Economist | Helping Companies Make Less 🗑️ More 💵 | Keynote speaker
With the Paris Olympics in full swing, we must ask: are these huge events worth it, while our world is burning? How many stadiums will be built, only to be abandoned the next year? How many venues will be demolished soon after? How many people will fly to watch their favorite athlete compete? The Olympics are great. They bring us all together. But can't we do it greener? For starters, how about using existing venues and accommodation? Year after year, we keep hearing how the next event will be "the most sustainable ever." Yet I feel like there is still a long way to go. . I hope Paris will set a different example than some of these sad examples from previous cities!
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My thoughts exactly... 😔🌍 I love the Olympics, by what it means and value it carries, and one of my most memorable moments in life was in Athens visiting the origins of it. Yet.. I could not avoid thinking, while watching the inspiring and amazing festivities of the opening ceremony, can't we do it in a more sustainable way? Can't we find other ways to be "together" in sports, arts and cultural events? Is the disparity of resources' use sustainable for how long?... I do not have an answer. Only questions. And mixed feelings. Hopefully someone else better equipped than me, will come up with a solution. 🙏 #sustainability #events #resources #planet
LinkedIn Top Green Voice | The Circular Economist | Helping Companies Make Less 🗑️ More 💵 | Keynote speaker
With the Paris Olympics in full swing, we must ask: are these huge events worth it, while our world is burning? How many stadiums will be built, only to be abandoned the next year? How many venues will be demolished soon after? How many people will fly to watch their favorite athlete compete? The Olympics are great. They bring us all together. But can't we do it greener? For starters, how about using existing venues and accommodation? Year after year, we keep hearing how the next event will be "the most sustainable ever." Yet I feel like there is still a long way to go. . I hope Paris will set a different example than some of these sad examples from previous cities!
