Summer is here, and what better way to spend it than enjoying the vast and beautiful forests of the Nordic countries? Whether hiking, cycling, or simply relaxing under the canopy, we can take pride in knowing that these forests are not only a delight to visit but also exemplify sustainable Read more…
The world is facing a severe biodiversity crisis that threatens current and future generations. The United Nations designated May 22 as the International Day for Biological Diversity to raise awareness of these critical issues. In December 2022, the world adopted the Global Biodiversity Framework, aiming to value, conserve, and restore Read more…
HELCOM, the Baltic Marine Environment Protection Commission, is not prone to exaggerations. When they, in their latest report on the “State of the Baltic Sea”, write that the state of the Baltic Sea ecosystem has not improved, we should take that as a grave warning. The Baltic Sea is in Read more…
This week, World Circular Economy Forum takes place in Brussels with over 2,000 business leaders, policymakers, and experts participating from around the world. It’s an outstanding initiative that aims to further the development of circular solutions in all industries and services. The WCEF is not the only forum for the Read more…
February is coming to an end. Did you feel the heat? No, neither did we – just as dreadful as always. But statistics don’t lie*): this February has been exceptionally warm and wet. And this is problematic, as our core audience would know by now. How can we stop – Read more…
Just outside of Randers, a mountain of polluted soil is sliding towards nearby waterways and villages. Sounds scary? Well, that’s recycling at its worst. The recent troubles at Nordic Waste have put a spotlight on recycling efforts in the Nordics. And with Denmark, Finland, and Sweden not using recycled materials as Read more…