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Have you watched the latest documentary on the climate crisis that was released on Netflix few weeks ago? It is call Breaking Boundaries, and it is a highly informative 104 minutes’ movie, featuring some of the most well-known climate scientists and environmentalists in the world. It very well explains the planet boundaries theory, how humanity have pushed the natural environment to the tipping point and feedback loops have already started, making some of the changes irrevers

This is certainly an exciting time to work in sustainability. Climate change is the biggest and most complex challenge that human beings have ever faced, and companies worldwide are on a race to develop new business models so that purpose and sustainability are embedded in the company culture and are equally important as historic metrics of success. A charming message adorns a white-tiled wall, framed by lush greenery, extending a warm and welcoming sentiment to passersby on

This is something that I have asked myself over 10 years ago, when I decided that my career was going to be focused on sustainability. I was not sure where to start, or exactly what I wanted to work on, but I knew that I had lots of transferable skills, with a burning passion for the subject and willingness to learn. Two people stand on a sunlit path, where the words "Passion led us here" are inscribed, capturing a moment of shared purpose and adventure. Since then, I have be

As a matter of introduction, you should know that: I have always enjoyed reading about sustainability and climate change, but because of a busy working life and the challenges of a growing and young family means that, at the end of the day, I have very little brainpower left for anything that stretches beyond watching some shows on Netflix. A good part of my life is dedicated to walking around the kitchen table rocking my six months old daughter to sleep, loading the washing

Last year I watched an inspiring TED talk that made me realised how rare it is for me to talk about climate change and sustainability outside of work. So, I made a personal pledge: bring climate change discussion at the dinner table (or zoom call). This may sound like a simple thing to do, considering that I have been working in the energy and sustainability industry for almost a decade and this is also my passion, so I consume lots of material related to this subject in my