Tjebbe is a European Climate Pact Ambassador of the first hour. For more than 4 years he has been active in the pact.
He speaks about the climate pact, his experience of living in Japan, working with local youth on mental health projects in The Hague, nematodes (tiny worms in our soil), reversing aging in mice, and his passion for photography.
Roberta Bosu is a European Climate Pact Ambassador. In her role as ambassador she focuses on ways to improve communication around climate change and make it more relatable.
Roberta also talks about her experience with the 30 days face challenge in Instagram, why she loves too good to go and her fascination with worm hotels in Amsterdam.
Flora Späth is a board member of Euro Plant Tray and an independent consultant for the horticulture industry.
In her role at Euro Plant Tray Flora she works on replacing the current single-use plastic plant trays with a reusable tray that is rented out, is fully recyclable and can last for 10, 20 and even 40 years. The members of Euro Plant Tray are some of the largest DIY stores and key players from the flower industry in Europe. When the system is introduced, it will save over 40,000 tons of plastic every year, equivalent to 220,000 tons of CO2.
Samira I. Ibrahim is a European Climate Pact Ambassador, a Clingendael Institute Alumni and part of the Springtij crew. Next to being an academic scholar, her passion is interdisciplinary work where she combines her expertise from water management, theology, and international studies. Together these can unlock potentials that can be a massive force for positive change and are easily overlooked.
Willem Grootoonk talks about the importance and the challenges that come with youth involvement in policy (and many other areas). He actively promotes the involvement of youth in environmental policy at the Dutch Youth Environmental Council.
Thaddeus Anim-Somuah believes in the power of individuals in the energy transition and that every cent we spend is a vote for a product and a supply chain.
Meet two winners of the Energy Globe Awards:
MPREIS from Austria has implemented the complete technical and organizational hydrogen value chain. Hydrogen is used to generate process heat and the operation of heavy fuel cell electric trucks.
Take 3 for the Sea is a global initiative from Australia that uses cross-border awareness raising and training to make young people aware of the upcoming environmental problems and they are motivated to behave in an environmentally friendly manner.
Meet two winners of the Energy Globe Awards: Rodrigo Oliveira and the team at Eco Panplas developed a way to recycle plastic oil bottles without the use of water. David Šohaj Minařík and his partners at Myco grow compostable packaging from mycelium.