The importance of PR for the Umweltinstitut of Munich

I had the opportunity to interview Jurek Vengels, working in the public relations office of the Umweltinstitut as a campaign planner . We will come back to his studies and previous works which led him to the Umweltinstitut, after which we will focus on the work led by the PR team and the obstacles they Read More

The Inspiring Mission of Medico International

Keeping an audience engaged online is very challenging, but Kerem Schamberger, a former IFKW student and Medico International’s consultant for migration and flight in public relations, managed to keep us hooked the entire time. Kerem’s passion for his work was clear as he broke down the intricacies of Medico’s mission and operations. He shared some Read More

Süddeutsche Zeitung: ”We are often asked if the printed newspaper is a disgrace to the environment”

The green transition is a highly debated theme in the western part of the world. Citizens and politicians are doing a lot but not enough to turn the table. As a green initiative, the Germans are going out of their way to sort garbage but at the same time, they cling to traditional print newspapers. Read More

The importance of responsible journalism – Interview with Dr. Lisa Auffenberg

8th January 2024 – Group interview with Dr. Lisa Auffenberg In this interview with Dr. Lisa Auffenberg, a distinguished science journalist and LMU lecturer, we delve into the intricacies of conveying complex scientific topics to the public together with the other emerging trends in journalism. Dr. Auffenberg shares her insights on the challenges and responsibilities Read More

The Slussen Project in Stockholm: A Forward-Looking Renovation with “Environmental Considerations”

Stockholm’s vibrant heart is currently undergoing a transformative change with the Slussen renovation project. Initiated in 2016, the project not only aims to rejuvenate the iconic location but also emphasizes environmental aspects to create a more sustainable and modern urban structure. Recently we learned that this project will cost more and take years longer than Read More

Reportage: A new trial for science communication from a student association in Japan

Full of people in a classroom, they were writing their opinions down on worksheets, talking with staff, and enjoying reading what other people wrote. In each section, a question is written. “What will technology offer us? How will we treat technology?” “How do we create common sense?” “How do word choices affect our way of Read More

Bins On Every Corner

When the twinkling lights of Christmas fade, what remains is not only the memory of joy, but also an increase in waste. Intrigued by the piles of rubbish accumulated in my own home, I made my way to the local bins. Come with me to explore how Czechs are navigating waste sorting in their quest Read More

Big eyes, small stomach: Food waste in Israel

“An army marches on its stomach” said Napoleon. Moreover, back in 1800 Napoleon tried to find a cheap and effective way to preserve food for soldiers on military missions. If Napoleon lived today, and saw the waste of food in the Israeli army, he might have died a second time. This time, out of shame. About 150,000 soldiers serve in the IDF Read More

Waving a Green Future: Environmental Education in Madrid

This comprehensive report explores the intricate tapestry of environmental education in Madrid, uncovering the city’s proactive stance in addressing ecological challenges through educational channels. From grassroots initiatives within schools to overarching community projects, this analysis delves deep into how Madrid is actively shaping the minds of future generations committed to sustainability. Throughout this exploration, we aim to shed light on the progress made, the challenges faced, and the pivotal role played by the integration of sustainability into the educational fabric of Madrid. Read More

Greening the Fragrant Harbor: Hong Kong’s Battle Against Plastic Pollution and the Plastic Bag Fee Revolution

In the bustling metropolis of Hong Kong, where towering skyscrapers harmonise with the natural beauty of the coastline, a presenting environmental issue threatens the city’s delicate balance – plastic pollution. The convenience-driver surge in single-use plastics, coupled with challenges in waste management, has transformed the picturesque shores into a battleground against the persistent tide of Read More

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