Waste Free Journey Steffi Meisl

Plastic revolutionized our lives for the past decades. But now it becomes apparent, on land and in the ocean, how harmful plastic is for humans and the environment.
WHY PLASTIC? is a three-part investigative documentary series that busts the myths and misinformation, taking a closer look at what is fact and what is fiction.
I had the honor to collaborate with SEEDS Iceland on the film screening of "The Recycling Myth" and interview the CEO of the Why Foundation, Mette Hoffman Meyer.
Mette talks about the incredible educational work of the Why Foundation, distributing their documentaries to millions of people in underserved countries that lack access to the internet, free media, and/or reliable information.
The latest documentary WHY PLASTIC? reveals what happens to our trash, and often, what does not happen to it: getting recycled.
Listen to the episode to learn more about the reactions to the movies, and why one company tried to stop the documentaries from being screened.

Did you know that Reducing Food Waste is number 3 on the list of realistic https://www.drawdown.org/solutions/table-of-solutions (solutions to stay below 1,5 degrees of global warming)?
So why are we not doing more about the major food waste happening around the globe?
"Think, Globally, Act Locally", is something Kamila and Marco must have been thinking when initiating the Freedge or Frískaupur in Reykjavík.
Starting has a simple fridge that the community can use to share food, the superstar fridge is now mentioned https://www.frettabladid.is/lifid/tok-enga-stund-a-skipta-ut-undarlega-lyktandi-friskap/ (in most media outlets) in the country with plans to have a Freedge all around Iceland.
Listen to the early beginnings of the Freedge in Reykjavík, the struggles, and the great reception by the community. We also talk about dumpster diving and why the focus on food waste is so important.
Are you located in Reykjavík?
https://www.facebook.com/groups/473406413883265 (Check out the Freedge Facebook Group. )

A new season is here in which I talk to inspiring people who have an incredible impact on their community in Iceland and beyond.
My first guest is Daniel Ivánovics, founder and CEO of https://www.facebook.com/junkyardiceland (Junkyard), a vegan food truck in the heart of Reykjavík. Daniel is a true storyteller. Listen to his journey: from a vegan bus driver to the owner of the "best junk in town," the success and the challenges his team is facing then and very recently.
Naturally, we talk about the packaging waste that comes from running a food truck and how much research it took for Junkyard to find the best option.
Find out about the future of Junkjard in Iceland, and recent developments in expanding the brand.

This episode is a collaboration with https://www.seeds.is/ (SEEDS), a non-governmental, non-profit organization based in Reykjavík, Iceland.
SEEDS hosted a movie screening in November of the movie "The Recycling Myth."
Filmed across the globe and revealing the latest scientific research, WHY PLASTIC? will bring uncomfortable facts to the table, confronting the audience with surprising findings as well as powerful narratives of the lives of those directly affected by plastic pollution. https://www.thewhy.dk/whyplastic (The WHY)In this episode, I talk about the discoveries in the movie and how it relates to my life in Iceland and recycling efforts in general.

How you can stop consuming and start appreciating
Hi listeners, I am back. I took a short break to regain strength for creating content and do what I love.
In this episode, I talk about how I prepared for a year of no new clothes and tell you how to get your closet ready for REloving and REwearing.
NEW episodes will from now on launch every Tuesday, 11 am GMT.
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Mining Bitcoins is a hot topic, especially for the planet. The more popular Crypotcurreny becomes, the computer power and therefore energy is needed.
Now NFTs entered the market, and already rise in popularity. But how big is the impact on our planet? Can we justify this huge energy consumption, for a get-rich-quick scheme?
Listen to this episode to get a short overview of what it is all about.