Activating Sustainability
Activating Sustainability
Podcast Description
Welcome to Activating Sustainability, the podcast by Anthesis Group, where we explore the critical challenges and opportunities shaping the future of sustainable business. Join industry leaders, experts, and changemakers as we uncover the latest trends, innovative strategies, and real-world solutions for accelerating the transition to a more sustainable world.
From climate action and circular economy to ESG reporting and sustainable supply chains, we dive deep into the issues that matter—helping businesses turn ambition into action. Whether you're a sustainability professional, a corporate decision-maker, or just passionate about making a difference, this podcast equips you with the insights you need to drive impact.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores critical sustainability themes including climate action, circular economy, ESG reporting, and sustainable supply chains. Specific episodes address topics like the upcoming 2025 sustainability trends, insights from major conferences like COP16, and practical guides such as Life Cycle Assessments (LCA). By delving into these areas, the podcast aims to illuminate key challenges and innovative strategies for businesses committed to sustainability.
Sustainability Consultancy
Speakers Pablo Francisco Borelli – CEO, RuutsGeert Eenhoorn – Director of Carbon Projects for Europe and Latin AmericaChris Peterson – Director, Anthesis North America Related Topics In this episode of Activating Sustainability, host Chris Peterson is joined by Pablo Francisco Borrelli, Co-founder and CEO of Ruuts, and Geert Eenhoorn, Director of Carbon Projects for Europe and Latin America at Anthesis, to explore the South American Regenerative Agricultural Program (SARA). Together, they discuss how regenerative farming practices, carbon markets, and community-led collaboration are helping restore ecosystems across Latin America while creating more resilient farms, supporting rural communities, and generating long-term environmental, social,…
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