Global Footprint Network is hosting and leading an insight expedition “Co-Creating a Sustainable Future” as part of the World Economic Forum’s 2018 Young Global Leaders and Alumni Annual Summit in San Francisco. WEF established the Forum of Young Global Leaders...
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Mathis Wackernagel, co-founder and President of Global Footprint Network, received the 2018 World Sustainability Award. The Award honors individual researchers or research teams who have made an outstanding academic or societal contribution to sustainability. Mathis accepted the award at the...
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On September 11, Global Footprint Network Senior Scientist Alessandro Galli and Slovenian sustainable development expert Jernej Stritih presented their preliminary report on Slovenia’s Ecological Footprint at a public event hosted by the Slovenian Environment Agency in Ljubljana. Jernej Stritih spoke...
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The solutions to achieve the ambitious goal of one-planet living are already here. Changing mindsets so that these solutions are effectively embraced and applied is the main challenge. Some pioneers are leading the way and actively helping to #MoveTheDate. We,...
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Climate change urges us to design our economy anew. By Mathis Wackernagel, Co-founder and president, Global Footprint Network Yes, there was excitement. More than 4,000 governors, mayors, ministers, entrepreneurs, civil society organizations, and CEOs of some of the world’s biggest...
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The ten principles of One Planet Living On the eve of the Global Climate Action Summit week, a group of 11 high school students and 12 sustainability experts gathered at Global Footprint Network’s headquarters in Oakland, California to create the...
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Letno Zemljani porabimo za 1,7 planeta naravnih virov, če bi vsi živeli kot Slovenci, pa bi potrebovali kar tri planete, zato ministrstvo za okolje predvideva zmanjšanje okoljskega odtisa za 20 odstotkov do leta 2030. Razvite družbe se v zadnjih letih...
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Driving Success in a One-Planet Context “One Planet” is not a metaphor, but a quantitative recognition of our context. How can businesses succeed considering humanity is already demanding more than Earth’s ecosystems renew? One-planet companies are those who have a...
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The Mediterranean consumes 70 per cent more fish than the global average and nearly all (93 per cent) Mediterranean fish stocks are over-fished. Global Footprint Network is collaborating with WWF’s Marine Initiative and other partners to encourage sustainable small-scale fishing...
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