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Love Zero WasteHow to price a supermarket refill station (with Cameron Cooper)In this episode, we're doing something new. One of our listeners, Cameron Cooper of Coopers Refillery, an entrepreneur in the zero waste space, has submitted a very interesting business development question. We set out to answer the question; how to adequately price a supermarket refill station. Due to the limited competition, as of now, this is a bit tricky. Together with the experts on zero waste, circular economy and business development: Fanny Näslund of Vågen Zero Waste Stores, Verena Kassar of Das Gramm Zero Waste Stores and Maira Babri of Örebro University, Evelina and Malin share some key per...2021-12-3118 minLove Zero WasteBiodegradable bioplastic — disrupting the fashion industry (with Mecca McDonald and Mia Dunn)Mecca McDonald and Mia Dunn, scientists and creatives, and co-founders of MoNa Gems have developed a type of bioplastic, used to create trendy shapes looking like synthetic plastic, but which is 100% biodegradable. For real, no industrial compost need! This innovation might help reduce the use of conventional plastics in the fashion industry.
Learn more about the innovation process, and Mecca and Mia's learnings developing MoNa Gems: the importance of failure, not getting discouraged by haters and pursuing your passions.
This interview is part of our Instagram Live series: “Three things I’ve learned”. In this series, we talk to experts in the...2021-11-1117 minLove Zero WasteThree things I've learned: Innovating new coffee materials (with Aaron Feigelman)Aaron Feigelman is a former UCLA student and Tesla employee who recently founded his own materials science company developing functional materials from food waste - starting with coffee waste. His company is called The Kawa Project.
Listen to the interview and learn more about “Innovating new coffee materials”: the average American contributes to 35 pounds (16 kg) of coffee waste per year, big corporations are looking to play a role in fixing the waste issue and the hardest parts about figuring out new uses for food waste - economics and branding.
This recorded Instagram live is part of a series of interviews we'r...2021-09-3018 minLove Zero WasteThree things I've learned: Designing a zero waste kitchen (with Ivana Steiner)Ivana Steiner is a designer specialised in luxury hospitality, and she's recently developed a great interest in zero waste. A few weeks ago, she presented her first zero waste product: a beautiful, stainless steel kitchen, including compost and a herbal garden. The kitchen has already been featured by several international media outlets, including Treehugger, DesignBoom and DWELL.
In our conversation with Ivana, learn more about transforming customer research into beautiful and functional design, working with an expert focus group, and approaching minimalism, climate change, and slowing down - all through a zero waste kitchen.
This Instagram Live is the first...2021-08-2317 min
Love Zero WasteIntroduction to zero waste business developmentWe’re back for season 4! The circularity gap is rapidly growing. What can companies do to mitigate the fact that ⅔ of all material put into the global economy every year ends up as waste? Go zero waste of course! This is the first episode in a series of three where we’re talking about the zero waste business space. This is an introduction to zero waste business development.
If you’re a new listener to Love Zero Waste: We are obsessed with zero waste solutions! Love Zero Waste is the podcast where we explore the latest zero waste and circular economy...2021-08-1107 minLove Zero WasteSeason 3 wrap-up with Evelina and MalinWe’ve now created 30+ episodes of this podcast! Time for hosts Malin Leth and Evelina Lundqvist to reflect and summarise their key takeaways and insights from season 3 and reveal a few of their goals for season 4, which is starting soon.
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Love Zero WasteCities and regions approaching zero waste (with Andrew Marr & Joâo Bernardo Casali)More and more cities and regions across the planet choose to go for zero waste. In this episode, you'll learn more about the challenges and solutions of two of those places: Vancouver, Canada and the Noronha, Brazil. Guests are Andrew Marr of Metro Vancouver and Joâo Bernardo Casali (@jbcasali) of Ionica (@ionicalab).
Andrew Marr, Metro Vancouver gives us a better picture of the types of challenges that generally pop-up on a city's zero waste journey. Joâo Bernardo Casali of the B-corp Ionica shares the journey of Noronha, the first Brazilian territory to ban all single-use plastic items - at...2021-01-1136 min
Mindful & Intentional, from Jeremy Hurst#08 - Mindful Sustainability with Love Zero Waste hosts Evelina Lundqvist & Malin LethMindful & Intentional is brought to you by Idenati
As we enter the busiest shopping season of the year, there's no better time than now to talk about mindfulness as it relates to our ravenous consumption patterns.
Malin Leth is the founder of Circulous (Instagram - website), a consultancy dedicated to helping organizations develop strategies to fight climate change and improve their resource utilization.
Evelina Lundqvist is the CEO & Founder of The Good Tribe (Instagram - website), an environmental and social impact solution agency that offers organizations innovative methods to conceptualize, prototype, and implement work with sustaina...2020-12-0839 minLove Zero WasteStandup paddle board scientists fighting micro plastics (with Christian Shaw)We've been talking a lot about ocean plastic pollution and microplastics on show. This is such a fundamentally important topic to understand on the path towards a zero waste future! We'll continue to investigate this topic in this episode, but from a slightly different perspective.
In this episode, we're talking to Christian Shaw, co-founder and executive director of the US-based NGO, Plastic Tides. This episode is all about activism, awareness building and science, all in the shape and form of expeditions, with the goal of mapping out the prevalence of microplastics across the planet. Moreover, this episode is about pivoting...2020-12-0438 minLove Zero WasteZero waste trends in Europe (12 experts interviewed)This is a special episode of Love Zero Waste. In collaboration with Zero Waste Europe, the number-one expert organisation on all matters zero waste in Europe, throughout October, we’ve been scanning the continent’s zero waste trends focusing on four areas: (1) reuse, (2) zero waste shopping, (3) quitting single-use plastics and (4) the impact of plastics on our health.
This episode is the summary, the ultimate highlight compilation of all the interviewed we conducted. You’ll meet 12 experts and frontrunners, working in some of the most exciting business, government and civil society organisations across Europe, to tackle specific aspects of zero waste.
Our gu...2020-11-101h 07Love Zero WasteLive: Tidy spaces, tiny habits and minimalism - a new zero waste life ahead (with Eva Gruber)Guest in this Instagram Live recording of Love Zero Waste is Eva Gruber, Habit Coach for Makers and Multi Potentials. Moreover, Eva is a certified Kon Mari and Tiny Habits consultant.
Learn more about Eva’s journey towards a zero waste lifestyle, as well as her work coaching clients to shift their habits away from overconsumption and clutter towards healthy habits and tidy and energising spaces. This episode is packed with tips on how to get started with a zero waste lifestyle. Time to change your habits and behaviours to incorporate more zero waste, minimalism and joy (!) into your life. Ye...2020-10-2123 min
Creating Social Impact Podcast with Kat LuckockUsing the Methodkit for measuring social impactEvelina Lundqvist and Malin Leth met 1.5 years ago digitally, and sharing the same purpose of reaching a zero-waste society, they came up with ideas on actions to take together. One of them was a podcast, and another idea was a toolkit for workshops.
In this episode, Evelina and Malin share how they use their Methodkit for Sustainable Organisations to help organisations measure their social and environmental impact.
Methodkit for Sustainable Organisations, is a deck of cards, each representing a different perspective that’s important to bring to the discussion of sustainability or social impact.
Evel...2020-09-2736 minLove Zero WasteConsumer confusion adding to the waste pile (with Naomi Scott-Mearns & Seema Shandil)Claims, labels, logos and symbols… Check your pantry, in the grocery store, the stuff you buy online. You might go as far as saying that all across the board, products are covered with symbols claiming eco-friendliness, solar power usage, recyclability, plastic content reduced, bioplastics, circularity, saving soil, saving water, no by-catch, compostable, biodegradable… something with green arrows… But what do they all mean, and despite the intentions, how do they end up contributing to the waste pile, rather than reducing it?
As consumers we’re navigating narrow paths, trying to make mindful purchases. Surrounded by all these claims, labels, logos and symb...2020-09-1333 minLove Zero WasteLive: Designing microplastics water filters inspired by manta rays (with Sjors van der Meer)The microplastic pollution in our oceans is a growing problem since the participles are invisible to the naked eye, and even more so, because it’s everywhere, and there’s no way of knowing how their occurrence may threaten life on earth in the long run.
Our guest Sjors van der Meer, designer and co-founder of the Floating Coconet started out with an ambition of using biomimicry design elements to rid rivers of plastics before it arrives in the ocean, and has now pivoted towards gathering microplastic fibres at one of the pollution sources - our washing machines.
Learn how the...2020-08-1124 minLove Zero WasteFrugal innovation meets hygiene (with Adams Bamigbose & Shawn Seipler)As COVID-19 and other viruses taunt communities across the globe, entrepreneurs rise to create solutions to protect people but also the planet. A shocking forty per cent of the world’s population does not have access to basic handwashing possibilities, something that adds to the spread of diseases. We’ve spoken to two entrepreneurs who are combining zero waste and frugal innovation, also known as inclusive innovation or grassroots innovation, creating accessible and affordable hygiene solutions.
Guests in this episode of Love Zero Waste are Adams Bamigbose, CEO and creative director of Above Ground Level Artistry and Shawn Seipler, CEO of C...2020-07-2422 minLove Zero WasteBiomimicry - solutions sparked by nature (with Rebecca Carlson)What does velcro and the Namib desert beetle have in common? They’re both champions in the field of biomimicry. And what does biomimicry have to do with zero waste? Everything! On the show we’re often talking about designing out waste - but with biomimicry, we’re taking things even further. In nature, waste doesn’t exist, only closed loops, and that’s what designers, engineers and others are trying to mimic and put to good use.
Listen to our guest Rebecca Carlson of the Biomimicry Institute, give a crash course on innovation and design inspired by nature, taxonomy, and how we...2020-07-1428 minLove Zero WasteFrom fire to loops (with Claire Arkin & Rossano Ercolini)Is incineration, burning waste, a good idea? Answer: No. In this episode of Love Zero Waste we’ll explore how incineration is hindering the closing of the loops and the transition towards a circular economy, and what the more sustainable alternatives are (spoiler alert: designing out waste!). Learn how the now world-famous town in Italy, Capannori chose another path than incineration and developed a locally adapted waste management plan, a solution that has panned out so well, that it has inspired more than 400 European municipalities to do the same. Also hosts Evelina Lundqvist and Malin Leth have a lot to sa...2020-06-2327 minLove Zero WasteLive: Let's end food waste! Vol 2 (with Helén Williams & Estefania Coral Andrade)From farm to fork, nearly one-third of produce and cooked food is being thrown away. And the culprits are to be found everywhere: among manufacturers and producers, throughout logistics, in stores and restaurants, and among consumers, such as you and I. This fairly recent development amounts to a staggering waste of use of land, water, energy and calories.
Love Zero Waste is dedicating an episode of the podcast to ending food waste from the consumers' perspective. Guests on the show are some of the most interesting initiatives out there, aiming to drastically reduce food waste and help save the planet.
...2020-06-1630 minLove Zero WasteLive: The zero waste game (with Monika Martinsson)Games and gamification is big business. Games, gamification and sustainable development, not so much. Not yet, anyway. But considering the sheer amount of us that play games on our smartphones, and the gaming market in total, this field could face a lot of development in the coming years.
In this episode, we’re exploring how games and gamification can help us take action for a better future. And you’ll find some zero waste in there as well! Our guest in this episode is Monika Martinsson, co-founder of Deedster.
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Zero Waste challenge (teaser) on D...2020-06-1127 minLove Zero WasteLive: Let’s end food waste! Vol 1 (with Ebbe Korsgaard, Estefania Coral Andrade & Anders Burman)From farm to fork, nearly one-third of produce and cooked food is being thrown away. And the culprits are to be found everywhere: among manufacturers and producers, throughout logistics, in stores and restaurants, and among consumers, such as you and I. This fairly recent development amounts to a staggering waste of use of land, water, energy and calories.
As a part of this year’s digital edition of the EatArt festival, Love Zero Waste is dedicating an episode of the podcast to dive into solutions helping to end waste throughout food production. Guests on the show are some of the mo...2020-06-0830 minLove Zero WasteThe global e-waste challenge (with Ify Otuya & Chloé Mikolajczak)What is electronic waste? Why does 80% end up in landfills or go unaccounted for? And what can we do to prevent electronics - broken down smartphones, computers and tractors - turning into unsalvageable trash across the planet. Actually there’s a lot we can do!
Yeeyy!! We’re back with a third season of Love Zero Waste! Guests in this episode are e-waste experts Ify Otuya, June E-waste Academy and Chloé Mikolajczak, Right to Repair. Listen to Ify and Chloé share their insights on the e-waste problem, its consequences for civil society and nature, and how business, politics and you and I...2020-05-0633 minLove Zero WasteLive: How to help build back a better future (with Amanda Janoo)Nudged by Earth Day Week and the COVID-19 crisis, which is revealing the cracks in our take-make-waste society like nothing we’ve ever seen before, we’re going to dive into how we, you and I, can help build a sustainable future together.
Guest is Amanda Janoo, knowledge and policy lead over at the Wellbeing Economy Alliance. Amanda is an economic policy expert working with governments and organisations around the globe. In this live session, you’ll learn more about what we all can contribute to creating a sustainable future, how to avoid replicating the same system (failure), with the same i...2020-04-2726 minLove Zero WasteLive: How to upcycle trash into treasure (with Judy Rom)What inspires a world-leading expert on upcycling? What signifies a really good upcycling project? What do I need to get started with upcycling? We’re about to find out! Right now Upcycle That is the world’s premier online upcycling destination. Upcycle That offers ideas, inspiration, and tutorials for reusing and repurposing common materials. Learn more about upcycling from a world-leading expert!
Guest is Judy Rom, co-founder of Upcycle That and an upcycling superstar.
But what is upcycling? Here’s Wikipedia's definition of upcycling: “Upcycling, also known as creative reuse, is the process of transforming by-products, waste materials, useless, or unwanted...2020-04-2121 minLove Zero WasteLive: How to make holidays and celebrations zero waste (with Carlyn Grebleski & Andrea Lunzer)Whether you’re celebrating Easter or not, whether you’re in quarantine at the moment or not, many of us are looking forward to, or even longing to socialise and celebrate with others - holidays, parties, anniversaries, you name it! But how can we all make it through a holiday or celebration without generating a ton of trash - or even - go zero waste?
Guests are Carlyn Grebleski, a-year-in-a-jar expert and blogger of Less Waste World and Andrea Lunzer, founder and CEO of the packaging-free and organic produce grocery store Lunzers Maßgreißlerei.
In this episode of Love Zero W...2020-04-1426 min
Love Zero WasteLive: How to start your local movement (with Melati Wijsen)Any movement starts with you, yes you as an individual. We are change agents of our time and every big movement starts with one small step. On this first-ever live episode, you’ll learn more about how to mobilize and engage others for collective action.
Our guest is Melati Wijsen of Bye Bye Plastic Bags, an organisation founded in Indonesia, and in the meantime a global movement, with 50 teams all over the world, that is working towards a world with no plastic bags. In this episode Melati shares her story and concrete tips for other aspiring change agents. Melati and he...2020-04-0726 min
Love Zero WasteSeason 3 coming your way! (with Malin Leth & Evelina Lundqvist)Malin and Evelina here! We’re popping by to tell you that we’re working in season three of Love Zero Waste!
In our podcast, we talk to experts - entrepreneurs, designers, activists, and scientists - trying to drastically reduce the 2 billion tons of solid waste that humanity generates every year. These experts are working to break the link between economic growth and increased waste generation.
And mind you, that number of 2 billion tons per year is rapidly rising, and it’s impacting our health and economy, and polluting the oceans and lands. Without urgent action, the 2 billion tons of waste...2020-01-0801 min
Love Zero WasteIntroducing the 12 R of zero waste: Turning off the tap! (with Malin Leth & Evelina Lundqvist)In this extra special episode, recorded after the Love Zero Waste online session at the Ellen McArthur Foundation Disruptive Innovation Festival, hosts Malin Leth and Evelina Lundqvist explain the 12 R of zero waste and explore new ideas and opportunities on how to tackle the system overload and create system change. In other words, turning off the tap!
What are the 12 R of zero waste? Many of you will already know reduce, reduce and recycle. But there’s more: remember, respect, refuse, return, refill, rot, repurpose, restore and repair! Let's take a closer look!
Mind you, this is not an attempt to...2019-12-1616 minLove Zero WasteWrapping up season 2! (with Malin Leth & Evelina Lundqvist)Hosts Malin Leth and Evelina Lundqvist wrap up and summarise season 2 of Love Zero Waste! We share our most significant learnings and insights from the five episodes of season 2. We discuss the turning-off-the-tap allegory, superheroes in mycelium capes, the significance of hacking the system and collaborating, the lack of silver bullets and the importance of creating space for innovation and thinking crazy thoughts, ecosystem services, taboos and convenience contributing to trash and the future of regenerative single-use items. And what would we say if we met our alter-ego from a parallel universe, working for a medium-sized international business with a...2019-12-0618 minLove Zero WasteNo excuse for single-use (with AnneMarie Harant & Afreen Kamran)We’re drowning in everyday single-use items - plastic and otherwise! Toothbrushes, medication and grocery packaging, straws, tampons, coffee-to-go cups, paper and plastic bags, stockings, newspapers… The list is never-ending.
In this episode, we’re meeting experts Annemarie Harant of Erdbeerwoche and Afreen Kamran of Eco.pal. Annemarie and Afreen are entrepreneurs working to educate and provide alternatives to single-use items on a large scale. Annemarie and Afreen share insights on fighting the habit to use and immediately dispose of everyday items, and what is being done through policy changes and mobilising youth to make a change.
Annemarie and Afreen are dr...2019-08-2936 minLove Zero WasteBuilding zero waste (with the winning teams of Denmark’s Circular Construction Challenge)As the world’s population grows and urbanization is on the rise, we continue to build and generate massive amounts of waste. Globally, more than 2 billion tons of solid waste is generated every year. And don’t fall off your chair now. About half of this comes from building materials. Steel, concrete, wood, you name it. Is zero waste in the building and construction industry even possible!? Now - or in the future!?
In 2018, the Danish philanthropic association Realdania launched the “Circular Construction Challenge” to kickstart the circular transition in the building industry. In this episode, Malin meets up with the thre...2019-08-2236 minLove Zero WasteThe magic of composting (with Hana Nur Auliana, Alfred Grand & Ben Conard)We’re taking a closer look at composting! Did you know that the transformation from biomass to humus soil is key to survival on earth? Since very few plants can grow without humus, we’re dependent on it. Let's dig into the science, business and awareness building of composting!
In this episode, Evelina pays a visit to Alfred Grand, founder of Vermigrand, an earthworm compost and humus business in Austria. Malin meets up with Hana Nur Auliana, growth hacker of Waste4Change, a compost, recycling and consulting company in Indonesia. Moreover, we chat to Ben Conard, marketing director of Noissue a com...2019-07-1832 minLove Zero WasteThe change BIG MONEY can accomplish (with Reynir Indahl & Matthew Demorais)In this episode, we're focusing on the role of investors and corporations in the zero waste movement - on BIG money. Reynir Indahl, founder and managing director at Summa Equity and Matthew Demorais, working with Global External Affairs at Sustainable Packaging of Unilever are guest in this episode.
Investors and corporations contribute to the zero waste vision by trying to figure out how they can serve the market better, how they can earn more money, develop new products and services, push for new policies and much more. But what triggers change among the big players? How do they envision a...2019-07-1037 minLove Zero WastePlastics revolutionised life and is now destroying the planet (with Maggie Lee and Anders Ankarlid)We’re back! This is episode six, the first episode of season two of the Love Zero Waste podcast: “How plastics revolutionised our lives and are now destroying the planet”. Experts in this episode are Maggie Lee, Lead of Market Transformation at WWF Singapore and Anders Ankarlid, founder of A Good Company.
Plastics, plastic pollution, renewable plastic substitutes are hot topics at the moment. So what better topic to kick off the season with than plastics!? Plastics have revolutionised our lives in so many ways. It’s created significant improvements in hygiene, health care, transportation, packaging food and beverages, and so much...2019-07-0233 minLove Zero WasteTrailer season 2 (with Malin Leth & Evelina Lundqvist)Season 2 of the podcast Love Zero Waste with Malin Leth and Evelina Lundqvist is coming soon!2019-06-0901 min
Love Zero WasteSeason 1 wrap-up (with Malin Leth & Evelina Lundqvist)That’s a wrap on season one of the Love Zero Waste podcast. Malin and Evelina meet up to discuss and share their impressions from the first season and summarize the three key factors that are most important for creating a zero waste society. However, they are not sure of…. the last one? What would you add?
Moreover, Evelina shares her feeling of a stomach ache because the waste problem is so big and Malin has been busy trying to grasp the enormous amount of trash that we humans generate every year. Finding the best equivalent for two billion tonnes of w...2019-05-0315 minLove Zero WasteFrom fast fashion to accountability (with Alexandra Poetz, Anna Lidström & Birgitta Helmersson)In this episode, you’ll meet experts working to make the fashion industry zero waste: upcyling expert Alexandra Poetz, co-creator of the Love Zero Waste community and co-founder of The Good Tribe, designer and pattern maker Birgitta Helmersson, co-founder of Helgrose Studio and Store and fashion designer and stylist Anna Lidström of Another Studio. Our experts share their insights on the challenges of upcycling and remake, why zero waste pattern making is a game changer, and what some of the essential first steps are that a company in the fashion industry need to take.
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We’d lov...2019-03-0725 minLove Zero WasteA-year-of-trash-in-a-jar and the packaging-free grocery store (with Sarah Reindl & Carlyn Grebleski)In this episode, you’ll meet two experts on how to live a zero waste lifestyle. Carlyn Grebleski of Less Waste World has been putting her trash in a jar for more than one and a half year and Sarah Reindl has opened two packaging free grocery store, Das Gramm and Das Dekagramm.
When you Google Zero Waste, or perhaps even more so, when you check it out on social media, the zero waste community manifests itself through lifestyle blogs, DIY guides, upcycling ideas, suggestions for avoiding food waste, food packaging and plastic bags and bottles. A large portion of th...2019-03-0231 minLove Zero WasteLeading change (with Libby Peake & Rustan Nilsson)Two billion tonnes of municipal solid waste generated annually. The numbers keep rising, and the current narrow focus on recycling does next to nothing to change that. Enter: Waste reduction and minimisation and our new friend Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR).
Listen to interviews with Libby Peake, senior policy adviser at Green Alliance, in London and Rustan Nilsson, environmental educator of SYSAV, a waste management facility in Malmö, Sweden. Your humble hosts: Malin Leth and Evelina Lundqvist.
In this episode of Love Zero Waste you’ll learn more about creating and leading change at the policy, as well as citizen level. We’...2019-02-1030 minLove Zero WasteThe game changer (with Paul Ekins & Elin Bergman)Zero Waste is radical. It changes everything. In this episode, you'll learn more about how cities, policymakers, businesses and private citizens can help change the game and create a zero waste society - way sooner than you think. We take a look at Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), why so many choose to focus on the responsibilities of consumers when business generate so much more trash and the innate powers of civil society.
Listen to interviews with our experts: Paul Ekins, professor of Resources and Environmental policy, of UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources and Elin Bergman, Manager of Corporate Partnerships, of...2019-01-3132 minLove Zero WasteWaste management for dummies (with Anna-Carin Gripwall & Jochen Pach)To truly understand the concept of zero waste, it's essential that we dig into the current state of waste and waste management. In this, the first episode of Love Zero Waste, you'll learn more about why the amount of waste is increasing every year, what happens with your waste after you chuck it and we introduce you to the 12...ish Rs of zero waste. We’ll even tap into the unknowns of “invisible waste”. You’ll meet Anna-Carin Gripwall, head of communication at the Swedish Waste Management Association (Avfall Sverige) and we’re paying a visit to Jochen Pach, head of project...2019-01-2431 minLove Zero WasteChristmas special (with Malin Leth & Evelina Lundqvist)Hold your reindeers! In anticipation of the Love Zero Waste podcast launch, January 2019, here's a surprise Christmas special with your hosts Malin Leth and Evelina Lundqvist.
Evelina loves gifts, or at least the idea of gifts, and is a fan of Secret Santa, while Malin is allergic to Christmas. Listen to their tips on how to best survive the shopping frenzy season... Oops, we mean holiday season.
Love Zero Waste is a joint collaboration between The Good Tribe and Circulous.2018-12-0110 minLove Zero WasteThe podcast for a circular society (with Malin Leth & Evelina Lundqvist)Malin Leth's and Evelina Lundqvist's podcast Love Zero Waste is launching soon!
The first episodes will be recorded this fall. Season 1 of Love Zero Waste is Malin's and Evelina's critical contribution to raising the bar for zero waste, aiming for a global systems shift. Listen to the podcast trailer, and remember to like, comment and share, #lovezerowaste.
Love Zero Waste is a joint collaboration between The Good Tribe and Circulous.2018-11-1200 min