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Why Hope Is a Leadership Strategy
Why Hope Is a Leadership Strategy written by John Jantsch read more at Duct Tape Marketing Listen to the full episode: Overview On this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing…
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Trust, Storytelling, and the Future of Brands
Trust, Storytelling, and the Future of Brands written by John Jantsch read more at Duct Tape Marketing Listen to the full episode: Overview On this episode of the Duct…
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Waste Reform from the Ground Up: How Trash Balers Are Helping Cities Rethink Sustainability
If you’ve ever watched a recycling truck weaving through city streets, you’ve seen the problem firsthand. Most of what we call “recycling” still depends on long-distance transportation and centralized sorting…
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Black cats banned from this Spanish town – until after Halloween
Terrassa is home to more than 9,800 cats, according to municipal data — a population that lives quietly among its 220,000 residents. The temporary ban forces the town, and perhaps…
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2 Recipes: Feta and Brie Cooked in Grapevine Leaves
For an easy, luscious appetizer, wrap a semi-firm white cheese like Brie or feta in grapevine leaves and bake or grill it. It’s a delicious way to make the most…
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EU Funds for Academic Bias? Why the “Aula Mediterrània” Lecture Series Undermines Democracy and Dialogue
When European taxpayers fund programs through institutions like IEMed, they do so under the promise of promoting mutual understanding and academic rigor. Instead, Aula Mediterrània has become a platform for…
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Who Narrates the Narrative at TEDx? Greenwashing in Iranian Architecture’s Spotlight
The TEDxOmid Architecture event in Tehran promised sustainability and social justice but revealed deep contradictions between its rhetoric and reality. This in-depth report exposes how Iran’s star architects—linked to commercial…
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Lizard tail stew, dhub mansaf, is a favored folk dish in Saudi Arabia
By exploring forgotten folk dishes like lizard stew, Green Prophet continues to connect the dots between culture, ecology, and the future of sustainable living in the Middle East. The post…
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The little known nuclear testing sites used by France in Algeria’s Sahara Desert
More than sixty years after France’s nuclear tests in the Algerian Sahara, radiation still lingers in the sand. At Reggane and In Ekker, plutonium traces remain where underground detonations vented…
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Green finance in Saudi Arabia, can “Davos in the Desert” change the planet?
As world leaders and billionaires descend on Riyadh for this year’s Future Investment Initiative — better known as “Davos in the Desert” — we wonder where the planet fairs in…