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In this new episode, meet Giorgio Brizio, an italian climate and human rights activist. We had the chance to discuss with him about many interesting topics such as climate migrations, the COP26, activism in someone's daily life, politics, etc...

We also talked about his book, Non Siamo Tutti Sulla Stessa Barca; and about the important link between the climate crisis and migrations. 

Wanna find out more about Giorgio?

Reach him: https://www.instagram.com/giorgiobrizio24/ 

Find his book: https://www.ibs.it/non-siamo-tutti-sulla-stessa-libro-giorgio-brizio/e/9788884996855?gclid=CjwKCAjw-sqKBhBjEiwAVaQ9a62h9DBpjHoubVCcusA9VCnR3c62Y4zGN_T6TA-2zeteseeVwnpACRoCl7IQAvD_BwE 

Find us here too :) https://linktr.ee/actingforsustainability

Daniel is a student at Karlstad University and a member of klimatstudent - a student club which advise the University how to enhance their sustainability policies.

The overall goal is to get the university's emissions down to 0 by 2030 and half of them by 2022. The klimatstudent group thinks that the university should lead the way. And you, what do you think?



Check the instagram of Klimatstudent: https://www.instagram.com/klimatstudenterna_kau/

Check their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/events/770722480575921

In this new episode, we meet Lara Sibbing, policy advisor and researcher on food systems in the Netherlands. After coming all the way to Lille by bike, she explains her Phd topic and how she intended on making it available by everyone by turning it into a play. We also talk about conscious consumption, citizens' involvement in policy making. 



Our question of the day: is healthy food necessarily more expensive? 



If you want to read more about Lara Sibbing, you can find more information here: https://www.researchgate.net/scientific-contributions/Lara-Sibbing-2164975442 



To find out more about us, you can click here :) https://bio.site/gGBfte 

Hello everyone! Welcome for the second part of our interview with Cyrus Farhangi, we hope you liked the first part! Here, you will hear about resilience, consumerism culture and advertising, de-growth and individual actions !

Enjoy!

Useful links:

PlansB podcast:

https://www.plansb.info

More about us:

https://bio.site/gGBfte

Cyrus Farhangi:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/cyrus-farhangi-9301833/

Hi everyone, welcome back for season 2 of Acting for Sustainability! We are more than happy to be back with a this episode with Cyrus Farhangi, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) consultant, podcast host, and teacher at EM Lyon.

This episode will be released in two parts. On this one you will hear about CSR, transportation, agriculture, consumer responsibility and government regulation for climate change. Cyrus also told us about his podcast PlansB, which you can find here: https://www.plansb.info.

Stay tuned for the second part coming soon ...

Useful links:

PlansB website:

https://www.plansb.info

More about us:

https://bio.site/gGBfte

More about Cyrus:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/cyrus-farhangi-9301833/

Welcome to this season of Acting For Sustainability! 

Our team is really happy to be back with a new podcast about freshwater ecosystems explained by John Piccolo. 

John J Piccolo currently works at the Department of Environmental and Life Sciences, Karlstad University, Sweden. John does research in Ecology and conservation biology. Research focus includes freshwater ecocsystems and conservation ethics.

We hope you'll like the episode! Don't hesitate to give us feedbacks and to follow us on social medias. 

See you soon! 

The AFS Team 



Ressources mentioned in the episode:

Documentary Seaspiracy on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/fr-en/title/81014008

Book Sapiens - Yuval Noah Harari