S2: Sustainably Speaking Beyond the Aula Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/sustainability-speaking-beyond-the-aula Are you ready to embark on a sustainability conversation that takes you beyond the typical classroom setting? Look no further than our new student-led podcast series, which gives you a deeper understanding which sustainability topics are currently in focus at the IIIEE and its expert network. In each episode, we bring you conversations between sustainability change-agents at the IIIEE. Led by EMP and MESPOM students, the mini-series covers broad insights into the student body, the programs, and inspirational figures of one of the most prestigious sustainability research institutions in Europe. With themes ranging from food, industry, business innovation, and urban sustainability, this podcast is the perfect way to stay informed and inspired on the latest developments in the field of sustainability research, practices as well as policy and legislation. So what are you waiting for? Join us to learn more about and to spread the sustainability insights, challenges and opportunities! © 2025 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 5d450589-f70d-58c2-8255-b6e4b9f7cfac yes Malek Al Jebaie Justine Auvrignon Intro to Season 3 Welcome to the second season! en Tue, 07 Apr 2026 11:20:57 -0700 Tue, 07 Apr 2026 11:21:05 -0700 https://www.iiiee.lu.se/communication/podcasts/student-podcast-sustainably-speaking-beyond-aula https://img.transistorcdn.com/B354THq94H621g94Hyn7nyuxigYHFVbqqPO4V2-U52I/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9zaG93/LzQxMDAxLzE2ODI0/MDY4MjAtYXJ0d29y/ay5qcGc.jpg S2: Sustainably Speaking Beyond the Aula https://www.iiiee.lu.se/communication/podcasts/student-podcast-sustainably-speaking-beyond-aula episodic International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics Are you ready to embark on a sustainability conversation that takes you beyond the typical classroom setting? Look no further than our new student-led podcast series, which gives you a deeper understanding which sustainability topics are currently in focus at the IIIEE and its expert network. In each episode, we bring you conversations between sustainability change-agents at the IIIEE. Led by EMP and MESPOM students, the mini-series covers broad insights into the student body, the programs, and inspirational figures of one of the most prestigious sustainability research institutions in Europe. With themes ranging from food, industry, business innovation, and urban sustainability, this podcast is the perfect way to stay informed and inspired on the latest developments in the field of sustainability research, practices as well as policy and legislation. So what are you waiting for? Join us to learn more about and to spread the sustainability insights, challenges and opportunities! Are you ready to embark on a sustainability conversation that takes you beyond the typical classroom setting. Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University Philipp Montenegro philipp.montenegro@iiiee.lu.se No No S3-E4: Carl Eneroth (Stories That Unite Us) on reframing and reinforcing our views on the environment 3 3 5 5 S3-E4: Carl Eneroth (Stories That Unite Us) on reframing and reinforcing our views on the environment full e9e2bccf-c5aa-4bb4-ab82-c602e8482e6a https://share.transistor.fm/s/def3e076 In the fourth episode of the season 3, Andres and Lotte joined Carl Eneroth to comment on his 4-part documentary “Stand with Courage”, discussing themes such as the courage to resist and speak up for the (unrighteously) unspoken. Thus, in the context of sustainability, it makes natural sense to draw attention to the fact that our understanding about our environment has never been so big – yet our action remains so little. Constructed narratives play a central role in how we perceive the current state of environmental (un)protection. How much more time will it take for us to finally take up decisive action in our home, workplace and as a collective society? 
Carl Eneroth graduated from IIIEE in 1996 and has navigated since then through academia, business, and activism. He has made himself a name in the film industry, producing over 400 short films on democracy, sustainability and climate solutions. His mission is bringing people together through words and stories, where emotions, facts, and conflicts entangle.

]]> In the fourth episode of the season 3, Andres and Lotte joined Carl Eneroth to comment on his 4-part documentary “Stand with Courage”, discussing themes such as the courage to resist and speak up for the (unrighteously) unspoken. Thus, in the context of sustainability, it makes natural sense to draw attention to the fact that our understanding about our environment has never been so big – yet our action remains so little. Constructed narratives play a central role in how we perceive the current state of environmental (un)protection. How much more time will it take for us to finally take up decisive action in our home, workplace and as a collective society? 
Carl Eneroth graduated from IIIEE in 1996 and has navigated since then through academia, business, and activism. He has made himself a name in the film industry, producing over 400 short films on democracy, sustainability and climate solutions. His mission is bringing people together through words and stories, where emotions, facts, and conflicts entangle.

]]> Tue, 07 Apr 2026 11:20:34 -0700 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 928 In the fourth episode of the season 3, Andres and Lotte joined Carl Eneroth to comment on his 4-part documentary “Stand with Courage”, discussing themes such as the courage to resist and speak up for the (unrighteously) unspoken. Thus, in the context of sustainability, it makes natural sense to draw attention to the fact that our understanding about our environment has never been so big – yet our action remains so little. Constructed narratives play a central role in how we perceive the current state of environmental (un)protection. How much more time will it take for us to finally take up decisive action in our home, workplace and as a collective society? 
Carl Eneroth graduated from IIIEE in 1996 and has navigated since then through academia, business, and activism. He has made himself a name in the film industry, producing over 400 short films on democracy, sustainability and climate solutions. His mission is bringing people together through words and stories, where emotions, facts, and conflicts entangle.

]]> Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University No S3-E3: Jakob Gamrot (Grundfos) on the hidden link between water and climate. 3 3 4 4 S3-E3: Jakob Gamrot (Grundfos) on the hidden link between water and climate. full 3af35dc6-a905-4515-8784-d8b11e9d7f8a https://share.transistor.fm/s/301947ee In the third episode of season 3, Marianna Pilecka invites Jakob Gamrot, Global Sustainability Strategy Advisor at Grundfos, to unpack the often-overlooked connection between water and climate change. Together, they explore why most climate impacts are expressed through water, how water management can accelerate or slow down emissions, and what this means for climate action. Using Poland’s drained wetlands and peatlands as a concrete case, the conversation moves from local water changes to regional and global climate effects, before closing with practical solutions, from nature-based restoration to smart water technologies and business models.

]]> In the third episode of season 3, Marianna Pilecka invites Jakob Gamrot, Global Sustainability Strategy Advisor at Grundfos, to unpack the often-overlooked connection between water and climate change. Together, they explore why most climate impacts are expressed through water, how water management can accelerate or slow down emissions, and what this means for climate action. Using Poland’s drained wetlands and peatlands as a concrete case, the conversation moves from local water changes to regional and global climate effects, before closing with practical solutions, from nature-based restoration to smart water technologies and business models.

]]> Thu, 29 Jan 2026 07:42:30 -0800 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 2122 In the third episode of season 3, Marianna Pilecka invites Jakob Gamrot, Global Sustainability Strategy Advisor at Grundfos, to unpack the often-overlooked connection between water and climate change. Together, they explore why most climate impacts are expressed through water, how water management can accelerate or slow down emissions, and what this means for climate action. Using Poland’s drained wetlands and peatlands as a concrete case, the conversation moves from local water changes to regional and global climate effects, before closing with practical solutions, from nature-based restoration to smart water technologies and business models.

]]> Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University No S3-E2: Aaron Juarez (WWF Sweden) on sustainable urban food initiatives 3 3 3 3 S3-E2: Aaron Juarez (WWF Sweden) on sustainable urban food initiatives full adac8a0f-3c54-4287-a6ef-08db9798743f https://share.transistor.fm/s/9eeb9576 In the second episode of season 3, Yookyung Oh invites Aaron Juarez from WWF Sweden to talk about WWF’s sustainable food initiatives along with challenges and strategies for urban food system transformation. Aaron has a background in Disaster Risk Management and Climate Change Adaptation, he worked in Umeå city as Climate and Sustainability Projects Coordinator and is now working as Food and Cities programme lead at WWF Sweden.

]]> In the second episode of season 3, Yookyung Oh invites Aaron Juarez from WWF Sweden to talk about WWF’s sustainable food initiatives along with challenges and strategies for urban food system transformation. Aaron has a background in Disaster Risk Management and Climate Change Adaptation, he worked in Umeå city as Climate and Sustainability Projects Coordinator and is now working as Food and Cities programme lead at WWF Sweden.

]]> Fri, 10 Oct 2025 08:24:51 -0700 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 2071 In the second episode of season 3, Yookyung Oh invites Aaron Juarez from WWF Sweden to talk about WWF’s sustainable food initiatives along with challenges and strategies for urban food system transformation. Aaron has a background in Disaster Risk Management and Climate Change Adaptation, he worked in Umeå city as Climate and Sustainability Projects Coordinator and is now working as Food and Cities programme lead at WWF Sweden.

]]> Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University No S2-E7: Perspectives from the Global South at the IIIEE 2 2 7 7 S2-E7: Perspectives from the Global South at the IIIEE full f27591c0-849a-45a4-ba34-b372f7ac1a95 https://share.transistor.fm/s/54729a99 In advance of an upcoming session at the 2025 IIIEE Alumni Conference, this episode offers background and food for thought on the ongoing discussions regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion at the IIIEE. Specifically, it foregrounds perspectives from the Global South at the Institute and the implications for sustainability of working in diverse international contexts. Host, Ari Ronai-Durning is joined by Patricia Pasaribu and Daniela Alfaro Valle from Batch 29 of the EMP program.

]]> In advance of an upcoming session at the 2025 IIIEE Alumni Conference, this episode offers background and food for thought on the ongoing discussions regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion at the IIIEE. Specifically, it foregrounds perspectives from the Global South at the Institute and the implications for sustainability of working in diverse international contexts. Host, Ari Ronai-Durning is joined by Patricia Pasaribu and Daniela Alfaro Valle from Batch 29 of the EMP program.

]]> Thu, 08 May 2025 06:22:14 -0700 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 2797 In advance of an upcoming session at the 2025 IIIEE Alumni Conference, this episode offers background and food for thought on the ongoing discussions regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion at the IIIEE. Specifically, it foregrounds perspectives from the Global South at the Institute and the implications for sustainability of working in diverse international contexts. Host, Ari Ronai-Durning is joined by Patricia Pasaribu and Daniela Alfaro Valle from Batch 29 of the EMP program.

]]> Sustainability, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Global South No Ari Ronai-Durning S3-E1: Pia Heidenmark Cook on sustainability transformations, her book and where we are today 3 3 2 2 S3-E1: Pia Heidenmark Cook on sustainability transformations, her book and where we are today full 3e8c6e54-c3ca-4ada-966b-4f61cbc8b067 https://share.transistor.fm/s/3e5a10a2 In the first episode of season 3, Sofie invites Pia Heidenmark Cook to talk about sustainability transformations and her (almost) newly published book ‘Embedding sustainability: How to drive organizational transformation’ (2024). Pia graduated from IIIEE in 1997 and has since made a name for herself in the sustainability scene, including as former CSO of IKEA. After almost 30 years in the field, Pia shares her thoughts on where we are today inviting listeners to stay hopeful and to look for the positive stories.

]]> In the first episode of season 3, Sofie invites Pia Heidenmark Cook to talk about sustainability transformations and her (almost) newly published book ‘Embedding sustainability: How to drive organizational transformation’ (2024). Pia graduated from IIIEE in 1997 and has since made a name for herself in the sustainability scene, including as former CSO of IKEA. After almost 30 years in the field, Pia shares her thoughts on where we are today inviting listeners to stay hopeful and to look for the positive stories.

]]> Wed, 07 May 2025 08:48:09 -0700 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 2692 In the first episode of season 3, Sofie invites Pia Heidenmark Cook to talk about sustainability transformations and her (almost) newly published book ‘Embedding sustainability: How to drive organizational transformation’ (2024). Pia graduated from IIIEE in 1997 and has since made a name for herself in the sustainability scene, including as former CSO of IKEA. After almost 30 years in the field, Pia shares her thoughts on where we are today inviting listeners to stay hopeful and to look for the positive stories.

]]> Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University No Sofie Bergset Janols Intro to Season 3 3 3 1 1 Intro to Season 3 trailer 4ec50598-1c3e-4eb5-ab92-73be4ac4b346 https://share.transistor.fm/s/ed1e4ed0 Welcome to the third season of Sustainably Speaking: Beyond the Aula, the IIIEE’s very own student-led podcast tackling sustainability topics within our community and abroad! Join us as we bridge the gap between students and researchers, sharing Alumni success stories and uncovering diverse career paths in the world of sustainability.


In this pilot episode we want to highlight a change of speakers. Your new hosts are eight current students: María, Marianna, Nana, Nicole, Rasmus, Simon, Sofie and Yookyoung all from the EMP program at The International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics.


Get ready for a monthly dose of inspiration. Our first episodes will explore how to embed sustainability into organizations and share diverse perspectives and narratives around sustainability.

Subscribe now, and join us as we embark on a journey to take sustainability beyond the classroom!

]]> Welcome to the third season of Sustainably Speaking: Beyond the Aula, the IIIEE’s very own student-led podcast tackling sustainability topics within our community and abroad! Join us as we bridge the gap between students and researchers, sharing Alumni success stories and uncovering diverse career paths in the world of sustainability.


In this pilot episode we want to highlight a change of speakers. Your new hosts are eight current students: María, Marianna, Nana, Nicole, Rasmus, Simon, Sofie and Yookyoung all from the EMP program at The International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics.


Get ready for a monthly dose of inspiration. Our first episodes will explore how to embed sustainability into organizations and share diverse perspectives and narratives around sustainability.

Subscribe now, and join us as we embark on a journey to take sustainability beyond the classroom!

]]> Mon, 05 May 2025 13:23:04 -0700 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 259 Welcome to the third season of Sustainably Speaking: Beyond the Aula, the IIIEE’s very own student-led podcast tackling sustainability topics within our community and abroad! Join us as we bridge the gap between students and researchers, sharing Alumni success stories and uncovering diverse career paths in the world of sustainability.


In this pilot episode we want to highlight a change of speakers. Your new hosts are eight current students: María, Marianna, Nana, Nicole, Rasmus, Simon, Sofie and Yookyoung all from the EMP program at The International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics.


Get ready for a monthly dose of inspiration. Our first episodes will explore how to embed sustainability into organizations and share diverse perspectives and narratives around sustainability.

Subscribe now, and join us as we embark on a journey to take sustainability beyond the classroom!

]]> Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University No Sofie Bergset Janols Episode 6: Climate Fresk as a tool to understand climate crisis 2 2 6 6 Episode 6: Climate Fresk as a tool to understand climate crisis full 63233e6e-8b9f-4ec0-90fe-64270ae4a19b https://share.transistor.fm/s/66bd1949 In this episode, Justine sat down with Lea Levy to discuss the "Climate Fresk" and other "serious games" designed to tackle complex global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, and soil health. Lea shares how she’s used the Climate Fresk tool with a variety of audiences—from students and teachers to corporate teams—and how these tools help simplify intricate topics, foster collective intelligence, and build a sense of community and action. This episode explores the value of these tools in education and how they can inspire collaboration and drive real change in the fight against climate change. 

]]> In this episode, Justine sat down with Lea Levy to discuss the "Climate Fresk" and other "serious games" designed to tackle complex global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, and soil health. Lea shares how she’s used the Climate Fresk tool with a variety of audiences—from students and teachers to corporate teams—and how these tools help simplify intricate topics, foster collective intelligence, and build a sense of community and action. This episode explores the value of these tools in education and how they can inspire collaboration and drive real change in the fight against climate change. 

]]> Sun, 19 Jan 2025 03:43:57 -0800 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 1566 In this episode, Justine sat down with Lea Levy to discuss the "Climate Fresk" and other "serious games" designed to tackle complex global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, and soil health. Lea shares how she’s used the Climate Fresk tool with a variety of audiences—from students and teachers to corporate teams—and how these tools help simplify intricate topics, foster collective intelligence, and build a sense of community and action. This episode explores the value of these tools in education and how they can inspire collaboration and drive real change in the fight against climate change. 

]]> Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University No Justine Auvrignon Epsiode 5: Yoga for Climate Anxiety - a Sustainability week event in Lund 2 2 5 5 Epsiode 5: Yoga for Climate Anxiety - a Sustainability week event in Lund full 7e68a997-ede5-4556-9f8c-c72ac358caf3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/40f50bbf On this episode, we receive a IIIEE guest Emma Johnson, and we will dive into the topic of inner resilience and how to channel your energy to create outward change. She talks about the event she is organising with another researcher, Gustav Osberg, during the Sustainability Week in Lund. Their event is called “Yoga for Climate Anxiety and Building Inner Resiliency to Tackle Sustainability Challenges”.  Emma will tell us more about her research, her relation to yoga and what will be discussed during the event.


Find the link here to register to Emma’s and Gustav’s event: https://www.hallbarhet.lu.se/evenemang/yoga-climate-anxiety-and-building-inner-resiliency-tackle-sustainability-challenges 

You can find more information here about the Sustainability Week in Lund: https://www.sustainability.lu.se/sustainabilityweek 

Feel free to check out our first episode on a roundtable about eco-anxiety as well as to our episode recorder with Gustav and Björn about Inner Sustainable Development: https://open.spotify.com/show/1FGBpsUncqACzvD8QYGs6K?si=9c118818bbb848a4 


]]> On this episode, we receive a IIIEE guest Emma Johnson, and we will dive into the topic of inner resilience and how to channel your energy to create outward change. She talks about the event she is organising with another researcher, Gustav Osberg, during the Sustainability Week in Lund. Their event is called “Yoga for Climate Anxiety and Building Inner Resiliency to Tackle Sustainability Challenges”.  Emma will tell us more about her research, her relation to yoga and what will be discussed during the event.


Find the link here to register to Emma’s and Gustav’s event: https://www.hallbarhet.lu.se/evenemang/yoga-climate-anxiety-and-building-inner-resiliency-tackle-sustainability-challenges 

You can find more information here about the Sustainability Week in Lund: https://www.sustainability.lu.se/sustainabilityweek 

Feel free to check out our first episode on a roundtable about eco-anxiety as well as to our episode recorder with Gustav and Björn about Inner Sustainable Development: https://open.spotify.com/show/1FGBpsUncqACzvD8QYGs6K?si=9c118818bbb848a4 


]]> Fri, 05 Apr 2024 02:27:26 -0700 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 884 On this episode, we receive a IIIEE guest Emma Johnson, and we will dive into the topic of inner resilience and how to channel your energy to create outward change. She talks about the event she is organising with another researcher, Gustav Osberg, during the Sustainability Week in Lund. Their event is called “Yoga for Climate Anxiety and Building Inner Resiliency to Tackle Sustainability Challenges”.  Emma will tell us more about her research, her relation to yoga and what will be discussed during the event.


Find the link here to register to Emma’s and Gustav’s event: https://www.hallbarhet.lu.se/evenemang/yoga-climate-anxiety-and-building-inner-resiliency-tackle-sustainability-challenges 

You can find more information here about the Sustainability Week in Lund: https://www.sustainability.lu.se/sustainabilityweek 

Feel free to check out our first episode on a roundtable about eco-anxiety as well as to our episode recorder with Gustav and Björn about Inner Sustainable Development: https://open.spotify.com/show/1FGBpsUncqACzvD8QYGs6K?si=9c118818bbb848a4 


]]> Sustainability, Sustainability Week, Yoga, Climate Anxiety No Justine Auvrignon Episode 4: How can we foster private sector engagement in Climate Adaptation in Least Developed Countries? 2 2 4 4 Episode 4: How can we foster private sector engagement in Climate Adaptation in Least Developed Countries? full a7e327d7-fe4c-4d09-8301-61fbb79a92f7 https://share.transistor.fm/s/57495a1f The increase in global temperature brought with it extreme weather events and shifts in seasons across the globe. In developing countries, there is a demand for 10-18 times more Climate Adaptation and Resilience (A&R) finance compared to current international public adaptation finance flows.

This episode discovers how the private sector can play a pivotal role within the A&R sector both as a solution and a finance provider. Your host, Marleen (EMP Batch 29), along with two guests, Rashmi Rawahar (UNIDO) and Helene Robert (E Co. and EMP Batch 21), will provide answers to the following guiding questions:

  • What is climate adaptation and resilience? 
  • What are concrete examples of solutions provided by the private sector? 
  • What are the challenges and barriers to secure funding for private sector projects? 

Sources used in the episode:

Further readings: 

]]> The increase in global temperature brought with it extreme weather events and shifts in seasons across the globe. In developing countries, there is a demand for 10-18 times more Climate Adaptation and Resilience (A&R) finance compared to current international public adaptation finance flows.

This episode discovers how the private sector can play a pivotal role within the A&R sector both as a solution and a finance provider. Your host, Marleen (EMP Batch 29), along with two guests, Rashmi Rawahar (UNIDO) and Helene Robert (E Co. and EMP Batch 21), will provide answers to the following guiding questions:

  • What is climate adaptation and resilience? 
  • What are concrete examples of solutions provided by the private sector? 
  • What are the challenges and barriers to secure funding for private sector projects? 

Sources used in the episode:

Further readings: 

]]> Thu, 21 Mar 2024 00:44:26 -0700 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 2098 The increase in global temperature brought with it extreme weather events and shifts in seasons across the globe. In developing countries, there is a demand for 10-18 times more Climate Adaptation and Resilience (A&R) finance compared to current international public adaptation finance flows.

This episode discovers how the private sector can play a pivotal role within the A&R sector both as a solution and a finance provider. Your host, Marleen (EMP Batch 29), along with two guests, Rashmi Rawahar (UNIDO) and Helene Robert (E Co. and EMP Batch 21), will provide answers to the following guiding questions:

  • What is climate adaptation and resilience? 
  • What are concrete examples of solutions provided by the private sector? 
  • What are the challenges and barriers to secure funding for private sector projects? 

Sources used in the episode:

Further readings: 

]]> Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University No Marleen Mammen Episode 3: Student Perspectives on Sustainability Consulting 2 2 3 3 Episode 3: Student Perspectives on Sustainability Consulting full a53b829d-ae26-4552-aeb6-e236687ae0df https://share.transistor.fm/s/94f8291e In this episode, join Gustavo Pacheco Portilla, Lukrecija Vaisyte, and Emiliano Vuillermoz, as they delve into their experiences with sustainability consulting projects conducted for external clients as part of the Environmental Management and Policy program's capstone course, Sustainability Solutions in Context. Hosted by Ari Ronai-Durning, the episode prompts insightful reflections from the students on addressing pressing sustainability issues and what lessons can be applied to future challenges in their lives as sustainability professionals after the Master’s.

Report: https://lup.lub.lu.se/student-papers/search/publication/9141785

]]> In this episode, join Gustavo Pacheco Portilla, Lukrecija Vaisyte, and Emiliano Vuillermoz, as they delve into their experiences with sustainability consulting projects conducted for external clients as part of the Environmental Management and Policy program's capstone course, Sustainability Solutions in Context. Hosted by Ari Ronai-Durning, the episode prompts insightful reflections from the students on addressing pressing sustainability issues and what lessons can be applied to future challenges in their lives as sustainability professionals after the Master’s.

Report: https://lup.lub.lu.se/student-papers/search/publication/9141785

]]> Tue, 20 Feb 2024 07:43:38 -0800 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 2607 In this episode, join Gustavo Pacheco Portilla, Lukrecija Vaisyte, and Emiliano Vuillermoz, as they delve into their experiences with sustainability consulting projects conducted for external clients as part of the Environmental Management and Policy program's capstone course, Sustainability Solutions in Context. Hosted by Ari Ronai-Durning, the episode prompts insightful reflections from the students on addressing pressing sustainability issues and what lessons can be applied to future challenges in their lives as sustainability professionals after the Master’s.

Report: https://lup.lub.lu.se/student-papers/search/publication/9141785

]]> Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University No Ari Ronai-Durning Episode 2: Inner Development Goals - Unlocking a missing dimension of sustainability 2 2 2 2 Episode 2: Inner Development Goals - Unlocking a missing dimension of sustainability full 47d96dc5-a878-47cb-9df0-e6df74d6f160 https://share.transistor.fm/s/8e9ba31c This episode unveils a previously overlooked dimension of sustainability by exploring the Inner Development Goals (IDGs), an open-source framework outlining the inner capabilities, qualities, and skills essential for advancing efforts toward the UN SDGs. Your host, Marleen Mammen, along with two guests, Gustav Osberg (Doctoral researcher at the IIIEE) and Björn Schulz (Batch 29 of the EMP Master), will provide answers to the following guiding questions:

  • What are the IDGs?
  • How do they relate to the environmental sustainability transformation?
  • How can individuals, businesses, and policies leverage them?

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>>> Sources used in the episode:

Websites:

White paper:

Scientific articles: 

Newspaper article: 

>>> Further readings: 

Report: Reconnection - Meeting the climate crisis inside out

Scientific article: IMAGINE sustainability: Integrated inner-outer transformation in research, education and practice

Book: Radical transformational leadership: strategic action for change agents - by Monica Sharma (2017)

Video: Intro to sharing circles in the tradition of Zen Buddhism

]]> This episode unveils a previously overlooked dimension of sustainability by exploring the Inner Development Goals (IDGs), an open-source framework outlining the inner capabilities, qualities, and skills essential for advancing efforts toward the UN SDGs. Your host, Marleen Mammen, along with two guests, Gustav Osberg (Doctoral researcher at the IIIEE) and Björn Schulz (Batch 29 of the EMP Master), will provide answers to the following guiding questions:

  • What are the IDGs?
  • How do they relate to the environmental sustainability transformation?
  • How can individuals, businesses, and policies leverage them?

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>>> Sources used in the episode:

Websites:

White paper:

Scientific articles: 

Newspaper article: 

>>> Further readings: 

Report: Reconnection - Meeting the climate crisis inside out

Scientific article: IMAGINE sustainability: Integrated inner-outer transformation in research, education and practice

Book: Radical transformational leadership: strategic action for change agents - by Monica Sharma (2017)

Video: Intro to sharing circles in the tradition of Zen Buddhism

]]> Thu, 07 Dec 2023 05:32:07 -0800 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 1735 This episode unveils a previously overlooked dimension of sustainability by exploring the Inner Development Goals (IDGs), an open-source framework outlining the inner capabilities, qualities, and skills essential for advancing efforts toward the UN SDGs. Your host, Marleen Mammen, along with two guests, Gustav Osberg (Doctoral researcher at the IIIEE) and Björn Schulz (Batch 29 of the EMP Master), will provide answers to the following guiding questions:

  • What are the IDGs?
  • How do they relate to the environmental sustainability transformation?
  • How can individuals, businesses, and policies leverage them?

-----------------

>>> Sources used in the episode:

Websites:

White paper:

Scientific articles: 

Newspaper article: 

>>> Further readings: 

Report: Reconnection - Meeting the climate crisis inside out

Scientific article: IMAGINE sustainability: Integrated inner-outer transformation in research, education and practice

Book: Radical transformational leadership: strategic action for change agents - by Monica Sharma (2017)

Video: Intro to sharing circles in the tradition of Zen Buddhism

]]> Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University No Marleen Mammen Episode 1: Eco-Anxiety Roundtable 2 2 1 1 Episode 1: Eco-Anxiety Roundtable full 9b4c8777-4def-4c0f-a557-1d79fd6e8ba4 https://share.transistor.fm/s/f6f2966b In this first episode of this second season, we dig into the topic of eco-anxiety with a roundtable hosted by Justine. The guests, Janice, Luiz and Medhini, all students at Lund University, share with us how they have experienced eco-anxiety throughout their life, how it affects them now, and strategies to overcome it.


Sources: 

- TEDTalk Lyn Stoler

- The Lancet Study on Climate anxiety

]]> In this first episode of this second season, we dig into the topic of eco-anxiety with a roundtable hosted by Justine. The guests, Janice, Luiz and Medhini, all students at Lund University, share with us how they have experienced eco-anxiety throughout their life, how it affects them now, and strategies to overcome it.


Sources: 

- TEDTalk Lyn Stoler

- The Lancet Study on Climate anxiety

]]> Fri, 10 Nov 2023 05:14:53 -0800 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 2574 In this first episode of this second season, we dig into the topic of eco-anxiety with a roundtable hosted by Justine. The guests, Janice, Luiz and Medhini, all students at Lund University, share with us how they have experienced eco-anxiety throughout their life, how it affects them now, and strategies to overcome it.


Sources: 

- TEDTalk Lyn Stoler

- The Lancet Study on Climate anxiety

]]> Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University No Justine Auvrignon Welcome to the second season! 2 2 Welcome to the second season! trailer d5846c34-9008-4c50-ae73-3ad9e413fbe3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/cd092325 Welcome back to the second season of Sustainably Speaking: Beyond the Aula, the IIIEE’s very own student-led podcast tackling sustainability topics within our community and abroad! Join us as we bridge the gap between students and researchers, sharing Alumni success stories and uncovering diverse career paths in the world of sustainability.


In this pilot episode we want to highlight a change of speakers. Your new hosts are four current insti students: Justine (EMP), Ari  (EMP), Marleen (EMP), and Gabby (MESPOM). We also have four unique new formats for you: 'Insti Insights', 'Alumni Spotlight', 'Knowledge Sharing', and 'Special Episodes'.


Get ready for a monthly dose of inspiration, with our first three episodes exploring eco-anxiety, the inner development goals, and a capstone course from the Environmental Management and Policy program. 


Subscribe now, and join us as we embark on a journey to take sustainability beyond the classroom!

]]> Welcome back to the second season of Sustainably Speaking: Beyond the Aula, the IIIEE’s very own student-led podcast tackling sustainability topics within our community and abroad! Join us as we bridge the gap between students and researchers, sharing Alumni success stories and uncovering diverse career paths in the world of sustainability.


In this pilot episode we want to highlight a change of speakers. Your new hosts are four current insti students: Justine (EMP), Ari  (EMP), Marleen (EMP), and Gabby (MESPOM). We also have four unique new formats for you: 'Insti Insights', 'Alumni Spotlight', 'Knowledge Sharing', and 'Special Episodes'.


Get ready for a monthly dose of inspiration, with our first three episodes exploring eco-anxiety, the inner development goals, and a capstone course from the Environmental Management and Policy program. 


Subscribe now, and join us as we embark on a journey to take sustainability beyond the classroom!

]]> Thu, 26 Oct 2023 03:54:16 -0700 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 292 Welcome back to the second season of Sustainably Speaking: Beyond the Aula, the IIIEE’s very own student-led podcast tackling sustainability topics within our community and abroad! Join us as we bridge the gap between students and researchers, sharing Alumni success stories and uncovering diverse career paths in the world of sustainability.


In this pilot episode we want to highlight a change of speakers. Your new hosts are four current insti students: Justine (EMP), Ari  (EMP), Marleen (EMP), and Gabby (MESPOM). We also have four unique new formats for you: 'Insti Insights', 'Alumni Spotlight', 'Knowledge Sharing', and 'Special Episodes'.


Get ready for a monthly dose of inspiration, with our first three episodes exploring eco-anxiety, the inner development goals, and a capstone course from the Environmental Management and Policy program. 


Subscribe now, and join us as we embark on a journey to take sustainability beyond the classroom!

]]> Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University No Justine Auvrignon Gabby McGuinty Cañete E5 - EMP & MESPOM Roundtable: The Miniseries Finale 1 1 6 6 E5 - EMP & MESPOM Roundtable: The Miniseries Finale full abcde2ed-16d5-4d39-befe-2e02888e8859 https://share.transistor.fm/s/5d1b5620 For the last episode of the first miniseries of Sustainably Speaking: Beyond the Aula, we are joined by current students of the EMP masters the IIIEE, who also happen to be two of the hosts for the upcoming series of the podcasts.


As we hand over the torch of the first sustainability student-led podcast of Lund University, we discuss life in Lund, what made us interested in sustainability in the first place and the key characteristics and differences between the two programs hosted by the insti: EMP and MESPOM. 


We hope you enjoyed tuning into the first series of Sustainably Speaking and we cannot wait for the upcoming episodes hosted by Justine, Ari and other current and future students at the insti.

About Sustainably Speaking's hosts

Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> For the last episode of the first miniseries of Sustainably Speaking: Beyond the Aula, we are joined by current students of the EMP masters the IIIEE, who also happen to be two of the hosts for the upcoming series of the podcasts.


As we hand over the torch of the first sustainability student-led podcast of Lund University, we discuss life in Lund, what made us interested in sustainability in the first place and the key characteristics and differences between the two programs hosted by the insti: EMP and MESPOM. 


We hope you enjoyed tuning into the first series of Sustainably Speaking and we cannot wait for the upcoming episodes hosted by Justine, Ari and other current and future students at the insti.

About Sustainably Speaking's hosts

Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> Mon, 21 Aug 2023 00:45:09 -0700 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 1814 For the last episode of the first miniseries of Sustainably Speaking: Beyond the Aula, we are joined by current students of the EMP masters the IIIEE, who also happen to be two of the hosts for the upcoming series of the podcasts.


As we hand over the torch of the first sustainability student-led podcast of Lund University, we discuss life in Lund, what made us interested in sustainability in the first place and the key characteristics and differences between the two programs hosted by the insti: EMP and MESPOM. 


We hope you enjoyed tuning into the first series of Sustainably Speaking and we cannot wait for the upcoming episodes hosted by Justine, Ari and other current and future students at the insti.

About Sustainably Speaking's hosts

Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University No Malek Al Jebaie Ines Oort E4 - Matthias Lehner: Uniting Academia and Business Pioneership for Sustainable Consumption 1 1 5 5 E4 - Matthias Lehner: Uniting Academia and Business Pioneership for Sustainable Consumption full 32a85581-3532-489b-b34f-35cefa941a93 https://share.transistor.fm/s/ffebd429 Join us in this rich conversation with Matthias Lehner, a distinguished researcher at the International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics (IIIEE), where he focuses on the intricate interplay of sustainable consumption and business models, rebound effects from sustainable consumption and most recently digitalization of consumption and sustainability. Beyond academia, Matthias is the founder of Roots of Malmo, a unique venture that bridges theory and practice, promoting sustainability through the lens of entrepreneurship. In this episode, Matthias shares his invaluable lessons from researching sustainability and establishing a successful company that initially started as a hobby. Explore crucial topics, including the misconceptions surrounding sustainable consumption and its true essence and the importance of policy as a catalyst for sustainability transitions. Gain insights into the captivating journey of Roots of Malmo, as Matthias candidly discusses the challenges faced during their 10+ years in business, offering valuable lessons learned. This episode provides a rare opportunity to witness the integration of sustainability research and entrepreneurship, as Matthias shares how he envisions future pursuits enriched by the experiences from his current endeavors.


About Sustainably Speaking's hosts

Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> Join us in this rich conversation with Matthias Lehner, a distinguished researcher at the International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics (IIIEE), where he focuses on the intricate interplay of sustainable consumption and business models, rebound effects from sustainable consumption and most recently digitalization of consumption and sustainability. Beyond academia, Matthias is the founder of Roots of Malmo, a unique venture that bridges theory and practice, promoting sustainability through the lens of entrepreneurship. In this episode, Matthias shares his invaluable lessons from researching sustainability and establishing a successful company that initially started as a hobby. Explore crucial topics, including the misconceptions surrounding sustainable consumption and its true essence and the importance of policy as a catalyst for sustainability transitions. Gain insights into the captivating journey of Roots of Malmo, as Matthias candidly discusses the challenges faced during their 10+ years in business, offering valuable lessons learned. This episode provides a rare opportunity to witness the integration of sustainability research and entrepreneurship, as Matthias shares how he envisions future pursuits enriched by the experiences from his current endeavors.


About Sustainably Speaking's hosts

Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> Tue, 01 Aug 2023 13:28:18 -0700 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 2246 Join us in this rich conversation with Matthias Lehner, a distinguished researcher at the International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics (IIIEE), where he focuses on the intricate interplay of sustainable consumption and business models, rebound effects from sustainable consumption and most recently digitalization of consumption and sustainability. Beyond academia, Matthias is the founder of Roots of Malmo, a unique venture that bridges theory and practice, promoting sustainability through the lens of entrepreneurship. In this episode, Matthias shares his invaluable lessons from researching sustainability and establishing a successful company that initially started as a hobby. Explore crucial topics, including the misconceptions surrounding sustainable consumption and its true essence and the importance of policy as a catalyst for sustainability transitions. Gain insights into the captivating journey of Roots of Malmo, as Matthias candidly discusses the challenges faced during their 10+ years in business, offering valuable lessons learned. This episode provides a rare opportunity to witness the integration of sustainability research and entrepreneurship, as Matthias shares how he envisions future pursuits enriched by the experiences from his current endeavors.


About Sustainably Speaking's hosts

Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University No Malek Al Jebaie Ines Oort E3 - Sofia Cavalleri: Researching Tradition and Innovation in Food Systems 1 1 4 4 E3 - Sofia Cavalleri: Researching Tradition and Innovation in Food Systems full 4d438bb9-191e-41e5-9c41-c1e976b8b1d8 https://share.transistor.fm/s/97fe8ab8 In this episode, we were joined by Dr. Sofia Cavalleri (MESPOM batch 13),  an ethnobotanist researcher passionate about Traditional Medicine & Diet.
Currently Sofia is Researcher Coordinator at the Future Food Institute, where she leads publications on sustainable food systems and works on a million other exciting projects promoting healthy diets and food environments among other topics. Tune in to hear her insightful thoughts on traditional food systems, innovation, urban rural nexus and much much more!


About Sustainably Speaking's hosts:

Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> In this episode, we were joined by Dr. Sofia Cavalleri (MESPOM batch 13),  an ethnobotanist researcher passionate about Traditional Medicine & Diet.
Currently Sofia is Researcher Coordinator at the Future Food Institute, where she leads publications on sustainable food systems and works on a million other exciting projects promoting healthy diets and food environments among other topics. Tune in to hear her insightful thoughts on traditional food systems, innovation, urban rural nexus and much much more!


About Sustainably Speaking's hosts:

Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> Mon, 19 Jun 2023 04:44:18 -0700 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 1381 In this episode, we were joined by Dr. Sofia Cavalleri (MESPOM batch 13),  an ethnobotanist researcher passionate about Traditional Medicine & Diet.
Currently Sofia is Researcher Coordinator at the Future Food Institute, where she leads publications on sustainable food systems and works on a million other exciting projects promoting healthy diets and food environments among other topics. Tune in to hear her insightful thoughts on traditional food systems, innovation, urban rural nexus and much much more!


About Sustainably Speaking's hosts:

Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University No Ines Oort Malek Al Jebaie E2 – Paulina Lis: The Fascinating Journey of an Urban Sustainability Ambassador 1 1 3 3 E2 – Paulina Lis: The Fascinating Journey of an Urban Sustainability Ambassador full cf05f6b3-8bca-4faa-a10a-79b81acfe204 https://share.transistor.fm/s/36716197 In this episode of "Sustainably Speaking Beyond the Aula," we are honored to have Paulina Lis (From Batch 24) as our esteemed guest.
With over a decade of experience in sustainable transitions within the urban buildings and energy sector, Paulina is a leading expert in promoting sustainability in cities. Her expertise lies in enhancing liveability, driving innovation, and reducing environmental impacts. Currently serving as a Strategic Sustainability Consultant at Rambol (Copenhagen - Denmark), she brings a wealth of knowledge from her previous roles with the San Diego Green Building Council (USA - California) and C40.


During our conversation, Paulina shares her inspiring journey and discusses various topics, including managing sustainable transitions in urban contexts, her impactful projects, and the importance of urban governance. She also reveals three key pieces of advice for sustainability professionals aspiring to pursue a career in urban sustainability.


Join us as we delve into Paulina's invaluable insights and learn how we can contribute to the sustainable future of our cities.


About Sustainably Speaking's hosts:
Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> In this episode of "Sustainably Speaking Beyond the Aula," we are honored to have Paulina Lis (From Batch 24) as our esteemed guest.
With over a decade of experience in sustainable transitions within the urban buildings and energy sector, Paulina is a leading expert in promoting sustainability in cities. Her expertise lies in enhancing liveability, driving innovation, and reducing environmental impacts. Currently serving as a Strategic Sustainability Consultant at Rambol (Copenhagen - Denmark), she brings a wealth of knowledge from her previous roles with the San Diego Green Building Council (USA - California) and C40.


During our conversation, Paulina shares her inspiring journey and discusses various topics, including managing sustainable transitions in urban contexts, her impactful projects, and the importance of urban governance. She also reveals three key pieces of advice for sustainability professionals aspiring to pursue a career in urban sustainability.


Join us as we delve into Paulina's invaluable insights and learn how we can contribute to the sustainable future of our cities.


About Sustainably Speaking's hosts:
Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> Fri, 26 May 2023 00:21:41 -0700 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 1924 In this episode of "Sustainably Speaking Beyond the Aula," we are honored to have Paulina Lis (From Batch 24) as our esteemed guest.
With over a decade of experience in sustainable transitions within the urban buildings and energy sector, Paulina is a leading expert in promoting sustainability in cities. Her expertise lies in enhancing liveability, driving innovation, and reducing environmental impacts. Currently serving as a Strategic Sustainability Consultant at Rambol (Copenhagen - Denmark), she brings a wealth of knowledge from her previous roles with the San Diego Green Building Council (USA - California) and C40.


During our conversation, Paulina shares her inspiring journey and discusses various topics, including managing sustainable transitions in urban contexts, her impactful projects, and the importance of urban governance. She also reveals three key pieces of advice for sustainability professionals aspiring to pursue a career in urban sustainability.


Join us as we delve into Paulina's invaluable insights and learn how we can contribute to the sustainable future of our cities.


About Sustainably Speaking's hosts:
Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University No Ines Oort Malek Al Jebaie E1 – Rheanna Johnston: Thoughts on Clean Energy Future 1 1 2 2 E1 – Rheanna Johnston: Thoughts on Clean Energy Future full 3837bd0b-442d-433c-badc-4435f9e01cbc https://share.transistor.fm/s/966440a1 Welcome to the first official episode of Sustainably Speaking: Beyond the Aula!

In this episode, we are honored to have Rheanna Johnston as our very first guest. Rheanna is an expert in EU climate and energy policy and is a very active member of the IIIEE's alumni association, ExComm. Her passion for advocating for a clean energy future and a transition away from fossil gas has led her to work with E3G, a climate and energy think tank.

Rheanna's experience in climate advocacy extends beyond her work with E3G. She has worked as the European Green Party's Climate Campaigner, promoting policies that address climate change on a global scale. Additionally, she has campaigned for carbon pricing and 100% clean energy in Washington state and has also worked with UNIDO's Global Cleantech Innovation Programme.

Rheanna holds an MSc in Environmental Management and Policy (EMP) from Lund University as well as a BA in Environmental Policy and International Studies. Her expertise and experience make her a valuable voice in the sustainability conversation, and we're thrilled to have her on our show. So sit back, relax, and join us for an enlightening conversation on sustainable energy and climate policy with Rheanna Johnston.

 

About Sustainably Speaking's hosts

Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> Welcome to the first official episode of Sustainably Speaking: Beyond the Aula!

In this episode, we are honored to have Rheanna Johnston as our very first guest. Rheanna is an expert in EU climate and energy policy and is a very active member of the IIIEE's alumni association, ExComm. Her passion for advocating for a clean energy future and a transition away from fossil gas has led her to work with E3G, a climate and energy think tank.

Rheanna's experience in climate advocacy extends beyond her work with E3G. She has worked as the European Green Party's Climate Campaigner, promoting policies that address climate change on a global scale. Additionally, she has campaigned for carbon pricing and 100% clean energy in Washington state and has also worked with UNIDO's Global Cleantech Innovation Programme.

Rheanna holds an MSc in Environmental Management and Policy (EMP) from Lund University as well as a BA in Environmental Policy and International Studies. Her expertise and experience make her a valuable voice in the sustainability conversation, and we're thrilled to have her on our show. So sit back, relax, and join us for an enlightening conversation on sustainable energy and climate policy with Rheanna Johnston.

 

About Sustainably Speaking's hosts

Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> Fri, 12 May 2023 02:49:11 -0700 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 1533 Welcome to the first official episode of Sustainably Speaking: Beyond the Aula!

In this episode, we are honored to have Rheanna Johnston as our very first guest. Rheanna is an expert in EU climate and energy policy and is a very active member of the IIIEE's alumni association, ExComm. Her passion for advocating for a clean energy future and a transition away from fossil gas has led her to work with E3G, a climate and energy think tank.

Rheanna's experience in climate advocacy extends beyond her work with E3G. She has worked as the European Green Party's Climate Campaigner, promoting policies that address climate change on a global scale. Additionally, she has campaigned for carbon pricing and 100% clean energy in Washington state and has also worked with UNIDO's Global Cleantech Innovation Programme.

Rheanna holds an MSc in Environmental Management and Policy (EMP) from Lund University as well as a BA in Environmental Policy and International Studies. Her expertise and experience make her a valuable voice in the sustainability conversation, and we're thrilled to have her on our show. So sit back, relax, and join us for an enlightening conversation on sustainable energy and climate policy with Rheanna Johnston.

 

About Sustainably Speaking's hosts

Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University No Malek Al Jebaie Ines Oort Welcome to this Podcast! 1 1 1 1 Welcome to this Podcast! full 36d13a16-5912-4de0-930a-acccb5db2f41 https://share.transistor.fm/s/600f437c About Sustainably Speaking's hosts

Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> About Sustainably Speaking's hosts

Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> Tue, 25 Apr 2023 00:06:29 -0700 International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics 195 About Sustainably Speaking's hosts

Meet the hosts of Sustainably Speaking, Malek Al Jebaie and Inés Oort Alonso. Malek is a sustainability and cities professional from Lebanon and a current MESPOM student who is deeply engaged in urban transitions and climate governance. Inés is also a current MESPOM student from Spain and the Netherlands with a passion for multimedia communication, food systems, and promoting the intersection of human and planetary health.

]]> Sustainability, environment, students, masters program, Lund University No Malek Al Jebaie Ines Oort