my latest piece was inspired by a visit at Sunshine Coffee Shop in Laramie, Wyoming, which got me thinking: Can sustainability be saved by tackling loneliness, not just CO₂ emissions?

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my latest article focuses on a question I had for a long time: Can sustainable products be offered at an affordable price within the current economic system?

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I had the pleasure of joining one of my favorite podcasts — Two Steps Forward — and talking with two of the smartest people I know in the sustainability space: Joel Makower and Solitaire Townsend about teaching Sustainable Business Models at Parsons School of Design

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I just published: The Joy Crisis: Why Sustainability can’t be serious and fun at the same time?

If #sustainability is ever going to be normalized at scale, it can’t just be serious. It has to be desirable. And for that, fun isn’t optional —it’s essential.

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What do FIRE, remote work, and Ozempic have in common?
They’re all unintentionally supporting climate-friendly lifestyles—without trying to.

I just published a new piece exploring why some of the most impactful lifestyle shifts aren’t even about climate change.

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Today, in my latest article, I revisit the topic of #degrowth, taking a more realistic look at degrowth in business—and whether it can actually work as an alternative business model.

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Has sustainability reporting become more of a barrier to, rather than a driver of, sustainability in business?

Check out my latest piece on Medium: Sustainability reporting is the problem, not the solution (or: The case against #CSRD)

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I'm hiring two GAs (masters) for summer\fall 2025. Both on NSF funded projects on urban flooding and GSI. Looking for: 1. Environmental social scientist interested in archival, interview and observation work; 2. Urban spatial analyst and hydrology modeling. Details here: tinyurl.com/bdfxkz7y

Last week, I had a discussion on LinkedIn about H&M’s decision to exclude the consumer-use phase from its climate targets. It made me wonder: Should H&M —or any fashion brand—be held accountable for your washing and drying habits? Here’s my take on it—what do you think?
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@nytimes.com published an interesting story on how the National Association for PET Container Resources (NAPCOR) paid TikTok influencers to promote the use of single-use plastic (bit.ly/3COGLp7). This is an example for a phenomenon I call greenhindering (see more about it here: bit.ly/3Zw3PSw).