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HR is no longer just about managing people—it’s about shaping the future of work. Jens Baier, BCG’s HR transformation expert, discusses how AI and shifting employee expectations are forcing companies to rethink talent strategies. From re-recruiting to upskilling employees, HR must adapt to a rapidly changing landscape. Learn More: Jens Baier: https://on.bcg.com/41ca7Gv BCG on People Strategy: https://on.bcg.com/3QtAjro Decoding Global Talent: https://on.bcg.com/4gUC4IT…

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Welcome to Mama Earth Talk. I am your host Mariska Nell. I am so grateful to have you here. If you are new to sustainability, already on the journey or just curious to learn more about the topic, then you are in the right spot. Mama Earth Talk is a podcast that takes a deep dive into the three pillars of sustainability (environmental, social and economic). Since its inception, it quickly grew into a forum that showcases the amazing hope through the incredible contribution many around the world are making to a more sustainable life and society. There are over a 140 episodes to learn from, with many amazing and inspiring guests like Her Deepness, Dr Sylvia Earle, Zero Waste Queen, Bea Johnson, activist and humanitarian Rob Greenfield, Chief Heart officer for Gary Vaynerchuck, Claude Silver, Climate optimist Kathryn Kellogg, zero waste chef Max La Manna and many more.

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192: Plugging the Past, Protecting the Future: Curtis Shuck on Fixing Abandoned Wells 46:44

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In this episode, we talk to Curtis Shuck. He is the Founder and Chairman of the Well-Done Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to tackling the environmental challenges posed by the millions of orphaned and abandoned oil and gas wells. During this episode we dig deep into the scale of the issue, the environmental impact of their work as well as look at the innovative solutions the Well Done Foundation is implementing. Links from the episodes: Landman Where can people find Curtis and the Well Done Foundation? Facebook Instagram LinkedIn LinkedIn - Curtis YouTube Website KEY TAKE AWAY “Leaving things better than we found them"…

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191: Revolutionizing Philanthropy and Fighting Factory Farming with Thom Norman 49:08

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In this episode, we talk to Thom Norman. He is trailblazer in the fight against factory farming and the founder of FarmKind—the first organization to use research-backed insights from GivingMultiplier.org to address this critical issue. FarmKind helps donors maximize their impact by splitting contributions between expert-recommended charities tackling factory farming’s effects on animals and the planet, and their own favorite causes, with bonuses to amplify both. Thom’s work is revolutionizing philanthropy to create a more humane and sustainable world. During this episode, we explore how Thom transitioned from the courtroom to advocating against factory farming, shedding light on its profound environmental and ethical impacts. He shares thought-provoking insights on greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, and the psychological toll of our food choices. We also dive into the innovative work of FarmKind, from leveraging psychology to amplify the impact of ethical donations to collaborating with chefs to transform supply chains. Links from the episodes Where can people find Thom and FarmKind? Facebook Instagram LinkedIn - Thom YouTube Website KEY TAKE AWAY “Empowering consumers to make a difference in farming”…

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190: Empowering Conservation with Brett Jenks: Rare’s Global Impact on Climate and Sustainability 51:04

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In this episode, we talk to Brett Jenks, who leads Rare, a global organization empowering communities to protect and manage natural resources sustainably. As CEO, he has driven initiatives like Fish Forever—the world’s largest coastal fishery recovery effort—and has blended behavioral science with community-led conservation, expanding the organization’s reach to over 60 countries to address climate change, biodiversity loss, and sustainable agriculture. He has also extended this work into the for-profit sector with The Meloy Fund. Additionally, he is a Catto Fellow, Braddock Scholar, McNulty Prize laureate, and trustee of the Grantham Trust. His commitment to our planet has earned him global recognition, including the Rose-Walters Prize for Environmental Activism. During this episode, we explore Rare’s innovative approach to conservation, including how behavioral science and community-led efforts are transforming global environmental action. We discuss lessons from partnerships, the role of impact investing, and the potential of tech innovations like the EverForest game. Plus, we uncover practical steps listeners can take to support conservation and examine the decisions that have shaped Rare’s impact under his leadership. Links from the episodes: 180: 1% for the Planet: Pioneering Global Environmental Solutions with Kate Williams Ever Forrest Game Where can people find Brett and Rare? Facebook Instagram LinkedIn - Rare LinkedIn - Brett YouTube Website KEY TAKE AWAY “People change when they see other people change.”…

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189: Sustainable Packaging Unwrapped with Wendy Jedlička 1:12:30

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In this episode, we talk to Wendy Jedlička. She has a strong background in design, manufacturing, and business. As a Lifetime Certified Packaging Professional and certified Sustainability Associate, she brings a wealth of expertise in sustainable design and business strategies. She is the president of a packaging design firm that specializes in creating sustainable solutions, and she’s played a key role in coordinating the o2 International Network for Sustainable Design in the US. Beyond her work in the field, she also develops curriculum and teaches courses on sustainable design, marketing, and business. An internationally recognized speaker and prolific writer, she’s contributed to leading design publications and authored chapters in well-known books, bringing cutting-edge insights to professionals worldwide. During this episode we talked about our guest’s journey into sustainable packaging, exploring what first inspired her, how packaging has evolved, and the latest materials and technologies shaping its future. She dispels common misconceptions about sustainable packaging, shares the biggest challenges businesses face in adopting sustainable practices, and discusses her efforts to weave sustainability into education. We also talk about her books, Packaging Sustainability and Sustainable Graphic Design , and hear her advice for anyone wanting to make a meaningful impact. Links from the episodes: Course 77 video Nanobag Where can people find Wendy? LinkedIn MCAD O2 Upper Midwest KEY TAKE AWAY "Products and packaging needs to be a team and currently they are not treated that way."…

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188: Bread, Buckwheat, and Bold Moves: Maddie Hamann’s Journey with PACHA 37:38

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In this episode, we talk to Maddie Hamann, a remarkable individual with a journey that spans diverse fields. She began with a B.S. in Civil Engineering, followed by a Ph.D. in Oceanography, and went on to manage large-scale projects, ranging from research campaigns to art installations. Eventually, she made the bold move to start a sustainable bread company. Her passion for healing humanity’s relationship with our planet led her to realize that her skills in organizing and executing impactful projects could make a greater difference than research alone. Now, as Co-Founder and Director of Marketing at PACHA, she promotes regenerative agriculture through healthy eating. During this episode, we talked about what inspired Maddie’s career shift, the origins of PACHA, and why buckwheat was chosen for its environmental benefits. We also discussed her vision for PACHA’s future—all with a focus on supporting Mama Earth. Links from the episodes: Kiss the ground documentary Invest in Pacha Where can people find Maddie and Pacha? Facebook Instagram - Pacha Instagram - Maddie LinkedIn - Maddie YouTube Website KEY TAKE AWAY “I wanted to be part of the solution.”…

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187: Sustainable Business Insights: Paul Hargreaves on B Corp and The Fourth Bottom Line 43:33

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In this episode, we talk to Paul Hargreaves, the CEO of Cotswold Fayre and Flourish, two award-winning businesses committed to sustainability. Paul's company was one of the first in the UK to certify as a B Corp, setting a powerful example for other companies looking to balance purpose and profit. He’s also a speaker and author of Forces for Good and The Fourth Bottom Line , where he explores the impact businesses can have beyond the traditional triple bottom line. During this episode, we delve into Paul's inspiring sustainability journey and discuss how businesses can drive positive change for both people and the planet. We’ll uncover what it really takes to become B Corp certified, the challenges along the way, and how companies can go beyond certification to create lasting legacies. Paul shares insights into how Cotswold Fayre integrates sustainability into everyday operations and explains the concept of the “fourth bottom line.” Plus, he offers a glimpse into the future of business as a force for good, and what he's most proud of on this mission to protect Mama Earth. Links from the episodes Triple bottom line episode with Julian Gunderley 1% for the planet episode with Kate Williams Where can people find Paul? Cotswold Fayre Flourish Paul LinkedIn Website KEY TAKE AWAY “You can be a successful business and do good for the world at the same time.”…

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186: Circular Economy in Action 37:17

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In this episode, we dive into the concept of the circular economy, exploring how it differs from the traditional linear model and why it’s essential for a sustainable future. From understanding the role of design in extending product lifecycles to discovering innovative companies like Loop by Terracycle and Herman Miller, we highlight real-world examples of circularity in action. Key differences between the linear and circular economies: Linear Economy: Us humans have adopted a linear approach that maximizes profits without paying the true costs. (Short term profit, no real thought of the long term implications) Circular Economy: Nature shows us the way with a circular approach, where everything goes back into the earth to feed the next cycle, maximizing the life cycle of products. (There is a ) Linear Economy: Waste equals waste. Circular Economy: Waste equals food for the next step in the cycle. Linear Economy: Design prioritizes customer needs, usability, and appealing packaging. Circular Economy: Design prioritizes recycling, easy repair and replacement of components, and ultimately, a product's full lifecycle. Links from the episodes: Ellen MacArthur Foundation The Story of stuff by Annie Leonard Patagonia The Shitthropocene | Full Film | Welcome to the Age of Cheap Crap Nudie Jeans Rent Runway ThredUp Shop Retold Fairphone Plaine Products Loop by Terracycle Herman Miller Cradle to Cradle KEY TAKE AWAY “The circular economy reimagines waste as a resource, driving sustainability by keeping products and materials in use and regenerating nature.” Image Source: Final Straw…

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185: From Milestones to Community A Journey in Sustainability and Connection 32:19

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In this episode, I am thrilled to return after a brief hiatus to share some exciting personal and professional updates. I recently graduated with a post-grad degree in Environmental Science, making the Dean's List, and am now diving into a Master's in Sustainable Design with a focus on transforming sustainability in the pet industry as well as a Masters in Environmental Science. I also proudly attended my Australian Citizenship ceremony and embarked on training for my first ultra marathon. Additionally, our family has decided to call Dubai home once again, and I am recording this episode from my brand-new green room, excited to test out some new setups. During this episode, we discuss the importance of community, especially in transient cities like Dubai. Reflecting on my recent experiences and studies, I delve into the role of community in fostering resilience and support. Highlighting the inspiring work of past guest Shani Graham and her TED Talks on building and sustaining community, I explore various ways to get involved, from Buy Nothing groups to community gardens. I encourage listeners to find or start local initiatives, emphasizing that every small step counts towards making a positive impact. Join me as we reconnect and rediscover the power of community in driving sustainability and personal growth. Links from the episodes: 136: Why building a resilient and connected community is important for a sustainable future with Shani Graham Take a street and build a community: Shani Graham at TEDxPerth Resilience in turbulent times? The answer is community. | Shani Graham | TEDxPerth 178: Sailing the waves of change a conversation with Captain Paul Watson Free Captain Paul Watson Bob Brown Foundation Key Take Away “There are so many different ways how we can step up or step in and join a community. ”…

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184: Virtual Reality, Real Impact with Briege Whitehead 46:13

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In this episode, we talk to Briege Whitehead. She is the Founder and Creative Director of White Spark Pictures, driven by a passion for storytelling. Through her innovative work in film, she inspires change and elevates environmental awareness. A critically acclaimed director and executive producer, she has spearheaded numerous projects, including 'Impossible Planet' and 'Beyond the Milky Way.' Notably, her groundbreaking VR hit, 'The Antarctica Experience,' earned her the Channel 7’s Western Australian Young Achiever of the Year Award. Other awards include the 40under40 winner (2020), former SPA (Screen Producers Australia) 'One-to-Watch,' and the winner of the 2020 ECU International Alumni Award. During this episode, we discussed how the origins of her sustainable journey intertwined storytelling with environmental advocacy, emphasizing the importance of factual content. We also delved into her groundbreaking VR project, 'The Antarctica Experience,' and explored some exciting new projects she has in the pipeline. Links from the episodes: White Spark Pictures Programmes Where can people find Briege? Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Website Key Take Away “You take it for granted when it is in your own backyard”…

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183: How Environmental Impact Assessment Shapes Our Sustainable Future: Insights with Angus Morrison-Saunders 49:20

1 year temu49:20

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In this episode, we talk to Angus Morrison-Saunders. He is an Environmental Impact Assessment expert with over 35 years of experience. He has excelled in academia, research, and consultancy as well as an editor of leading EIA journals and a dedicated environmental consultant, who has significantly shaped the field. During this episode we talked about origins of EIA, highlighted EIA's pivotal role in mitigating environmental impacts, and explored challenges like defining "significant" impacts and the comprehensive EIA process. Emphasizing the evolving role of public engagement, obstacles in EIA, the practice of offsetting impacts, and the necessity of collaboration between sectors. Links from the episodes: The best books on environmental impact assessment Where can people find Angus? LinkedIn ECU Key Take Away “Think before you act”…

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182: From Green Hues to Environmental Blues: Decoding Eutrophication's Impact with Mariska Nell 35:33

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In this episode, I share with you one of the important topics that I looked out in depth this year, that is e utrophication. It might seem like a big word and if you are wondering what am I talking about, well it simple terms it is mainly the greenish water that you might often come across in some of the aqua systems, but there is a lot more to it. The term, eutrophication. originating from the Greek word "eutrophos,", meaning well-nourished, is a complex environmental issue that has far-reaching consequences on aquatic ecosystems. This phenomenon involves the enrichment of aquatic environments with excess nutrients, leading to profound ecological changes. While eutrophication can occur naturally over extended periods, the recent acceleration of this process is primarily attributed to human activities, marking it as a significant contemporary environmental challenge. KEY TAKE AWAY “Every step no matter how big or small can make a difference.”…

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181: Adventures for change with Lisa Blair 1:02:18

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In this episode, we talk to Lisa Blair. She is a record holding sailor, that only started her sailing journey at the age of 25 and in seven short years, started making history. She was the first woman to sail solo around Antarctica with one stop, overcoming a dramatic dismasting at sea. She went on to lead the first all-female team in the Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race after setting two more world records by sailing solo, non-stop, and unassisted around Australia. In 2022, she became the fastest person to sail solo, non-stop, and unassisted around Antarctica while conducting crucial ocean health research. With over 110,000 nautical miles under her belt, she is not only an accomplished sailor but also an author, adventurer, and inspirational speaker. During this episode we talked about some of the challenges she faced while sailing solo around Antarctica, What inspired her naming her boat Climate Action Now. Some of the magical wild life encounters she shared while at sea as well as how climate change and the plastic pollution is impacting our oceans. Links from the episodes: 178: Sailing the waves of change a conversation with Captain Paul Watson Climate Action Now Message Ice Maiden the film Facing Fear Book Melanie Perkins (Canva) Million Dollar Island Where can people find Lisa? Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter YouTube Website KEY TAKE AWAY “The rhythm of the planet is changing.”…

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180: 1% for the Planet: Pioneering Global Environmental Solutions with Kate Williams 48:58

2 years temu48:58

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In this episode, we talk to Kate Williams. She is the CEO at 1 % for the Planet. Founded in 2002 it is a global movement inspiring businesses and individuals to support environmental solutions. Her relentless dedication to environmental sustainability has made her a driving force in corporate responsibility. During this episode, we talked about what exactly is 1% for the planet, how the certification process works as well as what type organisations forms part of the 1% for the planet network. We also dug into some of Kate’s goals and aspirations as CEO and the involvement of the environment over the last two decades of 1 % of the planet. Links from the episodes: Let my People go surfing book by Yvon Chouinard , the founder of 1% for the Planet Planet impact fund British cycling team Where can people find Kate and 1% for the Planet? Facebook Instagram LinkedIn - 1% for the Planet LinkedIn - Kate Williams Twitter Vimeo YouTube Website KEY TAKE AWAY “ Progress not perfection ”…

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179: Green Amendments for a Sustainable Future with Maya van Rossum 46:48

2 years temu46:48

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In this episode, we talk to Maya van Rossum. She is the founder of Green Amendments For the Generations, a grassroots non-profit organization dedicated to securing constitutional recognition and protection of environmental rights. She has been a passionate advocate for the health of the Delaware River and its tributaries for over 30 years as the Delaware Riverkeeper. She was a lead petitioner in the landmark Robinson Township case and has testified multiple times before US Congressional Committees. She is also the author of The Green Amendment, Securing Our Right to a Healthy Environment, which won the 2018 Living Now Evergreen Awards GOLD in the Nature Conservation category. During this episode we looked at what green amendments are and how we can secure our right to an environmental future and what it takes to be the voice of a river. Links from the episodes: Robin Wall Kimmerer, Braiding Sweetgrass Sharma vs Minister for Environment case in Australia. The Green Amendment book Silent Spring by Rachel Carson Where can people find Maya? Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Website KEY TAKE AWAY “ The laws, fundamentally fail us. ”…

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178: Sailing the waves of change a conversation with Captain Paul Watson 41:55

2 years temu41:55

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In this episode, we talk to Captain Paul Watson. He is a true legend in, marine wildlife conservation and environmental activist. As one of the founding members of Greenpeace (which he left in 1977) and founder of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, Captain Watson has spent his life fighting for the protection of our oceans and marine life. He continues this mission today through the new Captain Paul Watson Foundation. A master mariner, accomplished author, and renowned speaker, he has received numerous honors for his dedication to the planet, including the Genesis Award for Lifetime Achievement, being named one of Time Magazine's Top 20 Environmental Heroes of the 20th Century, and induction into the U.S. Animal Rights Hall of Fame. In 2007, he was awarded the Amazon Peace Prize by the president of Ecuador and in 2012, he became only the second person, after Captain Jacques Cousteau, to receive the Jules Verne Award for environmentalists and adventurers. During this episode we talked about the current state of our oceans, how we are all connected to the oceans and took a deep dive into the environmental movements, the role media plays and what the future might have in store for us. Links from the episodes: Seaspiracy Where can people find Captain Paul Watson? Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter YouTube Website KEY TAKE AWAY “Be passionate, courageous and persistent”…

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