Sustainable Land Matters

Our guests this episode are Lucia Buvé, Former Pollution Prevention Manager at UMICORE NV and NICOLE Secretariat for ISG, and Pascal Mallien, Senior Counsel at Baker & McKenzie Antwerp. We had a captivating conversation and explored their deep connection to nature, the vital role of healthy soil in promoting biodiversity, and the strategies for classifying and managing polluted soil. We gain valua...

Our guest this episode is Christian Andersen.

Our guest this episode is Oliver Phipps, Partner at ERM, the largest global pure play sustainability consultancy. In this episode, we explore Oliver's everyday life, his invaluable work at ERM, and the inspiring journey that led him to this remarkable position. Discover how ERM partners with leading organizations worldwide, crafting innovative solutions to sustainability challenges and paving the...

Our two guests this episode are Ruud Cino and Frank Swartjes. Ruud is the deputy director strategy new energy system at the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate and Frank is an expert on soil pollution from the Dutch National Institute of Public Health and the Environment (RIVM). We talk about the role of "healthy" soil in our society and we discuss the challenge of finding a balance bet...

This episode we are talking to Adrian Bridge. Adrian is the CEO and Chairman of The Fladgate Partnership. We discuss the profound impacts of climate change on vineyards and discover how Adrian is leading the way by investing in innovative solutions to ensure a sustainable and reliable wine production for the future.

Our two guests this episode are Maria Tovilla Coutino and Timothy M. Vogel. We will dive right into the concept of "healthy" soil and how this concept differs between regions. Together with Maria and Tim we learn why the composition of soil and being aware of what is in the ground is crucial for our health.

This episode our guest is Frederic Coulon. Frederic is a professor of Environmental Chemistry and Microbiology at Cranfield University. In this episode we talk about career choices, mentoring, and of course the healthy soil strategy. We also learn about some interesting choices Fred made at the beginning of his career!

Our guest this episode is Natalia Rodriguez Eugenio. Natalia is the Land and Water Officer at the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations. As such, she is working with farmers, as well as policy makers, and sheds light on the importance of taking a holistic approach to address challenges posed by continuous urbanization and its impact on soil.

...where we dig deep into sustainable land management for a healthy future. 🌱