Recycled Links – Juno PR

Derek Zoolander and Hansel at the Maison Valentino show, March 2015

“Environment. It’s the number one problem. And how do we reduce our footprint? Less walking. So today – I’m gonna hover.”

Juno <3 sustainability. That’s why we twice a month share inspiring links on the topic. It can be anything from climate change news to innovations and exciting brand initiatives. We also invite sustainbilty pros to share their favorite links.

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With Sara Sterner #53

Edible water containers, iceberg import and straw wars. Recycled links from Sara Sterner, Chief Marketing Officer at Orbital Systems.

With Sofie Stenemark #52

Why we should all flee the city, our social life and dog collars for body positivity. Recycled link from Sofie Stenmark, co-founder and Creative Director of the organic frozen yoghurt brand Yollibox.

With Pernilla Alexandersson #51

Pioneering Icelandics, new measurement of wealth and global warming migration. Recycled link from Pernilla Alexandersson, CEO of Add Gender.

With Henrik Westregård #50

Robo bees, grape leather and bug food for thought. Recycled link from Henrik Westregård, Sustainability Specialist at Daniel Wellington.

With Sandra Lundqvist #49

Equality pays off and increase competence for all. Sandra Lindqvist created her own equity portfolio with companies that excel in gender equality. It has grown over 50 percent while the Swedish stock market has gone down 3 percent in the same time.

With Katarina Blom #48

True grit beats grades and a meditation app that helps you manage stress and anxiety. Katarina Blom is a psychologist focused on individual happiness and happiness of groups through organizational work.

With Jesper Kjellerås #47

Tattooed avocados and a Swedish reality show about climate change. Jesper Kjellerås is the founder and director of Impact Hub Stockholm, a business incubator, innovation lab and social enterprise community.

With Anna Brismar #46

Nike stands up against Trump while Uber did not – The Patriots are playing a different game. Dr. Anna Brismar works as sustainability and circularity consultant within the fashion and textile industry through her company Green Strategy.

With Natalie De Brun Skantz #45

Vivienne Westwood push for green energy and Pokémon GO enters the World Economic Forum in Davos. Natalie De Brun Skantz, one of the founders of the urban farmer Grönska Stadsodling.

With Robin Rushdi #44

Caitlyn Jenner strikes again and will 2017 be the year when virtual assistants get really loud? Recycled Links from Robin Rushdi, Student of the Year 2016 for his contribution through the social and environmental project “Gröna Grannar”.

With Juno #43

We wrap up Recycled Links 2016 with some oldies worth sharing again but also with these must read articles and films that have been stuck to our browser tabs since, like, forever. One each – from all of us to all of you.

With Pauline Ström Gunnér #42

How the definition of masculinity is harming our boys and when diversity became a dead serious issue. Recycled Links from Pauline Ström Gunnér, Head of Sustainable Business at The Swedish Fashion Council.

With Arvid Morin #41

Adidas makes sneakers from recycled ocean plastic and Tinder enables non-binary gender identification for users. Recycled Links from Arvid Morin, one of the founders of Ung Omsorg.

With Ellen Palm #40

Leo seeks to save our world and is the end close for gender fashion? Recycled Links from Ellen Palm, a doctoral student in environment and energy systems at Lund University and initiator of PlastfriNovember.

With Christian Fickler #39

A sticker that might boost American voting, possessing stuff has lost its social value and Sweden’s top sustainability talents. Recycled Links from Christian Fickler, founder of Bundling, a subscription based toys start-up.

With Malin Österberg #38

Patagonia makes beer, a guy wears trash and we should all do mindfulness. Recycled links from Malin Österberg, responsible for marketing and communications at Swedish outdoor brand Tierra.

With Philip Warkander #37

BMW goes into fashion, Mark Ruffalo promises nudity and Sweden is making international headlines. Recycled Link from Philip Warkander, Associate Professor in Fashion Studies at Lund University.

With Laura Bergtoft #36

Both Pandas and nature are recovering from humans, superpowers act on the Paris agreement and architects fight for gender-neutral restrooms. Recycled Links from Laura Bergtoft, Network & Communications Officer at Wallenbergs Foundation.

With Emma Enebog #35

Burkini ban leads to growing popularity, Tinder gets a new update and gender equality is key to winning Olympic medals. Recycled Links from Emma Enebog, Sustainability Manager at Myrorna.

With Kajsa Brundin #34

New records for man-made innovation and man-made exploitation, uncovering clothes and sustainable Olympic ceremony. Recycled Links from Kajsa Brundin, Head of Product Research and Sustainability at Söderberg & Partners.

With Måns Stenberg #33

Get to know your clothes, anti-shopping campaign wins big in Cannes and Olympic winners with good conscience. Recycled Links from Måns Stenberg, Chief of staff for Unga Rörelsehindrade and political consultant.

With Frida Jarlbäck #32

Food leaders in Stockholm, iconic bag gets a make-over and DIY pads in Rwanda. Recycled Links from Frida Jarlbäck, Communications Manager for product range and sustainability at Systembolaget.

With Maria Eriksson #31

Startups embracing food waste, T-shirts become jeans and climate change affect tourism. Recycled Links from Maria Eriksson, blogger at 366daysofsharing.com.

With Elin Bergman #30

Innovation at Copenhagen Fashion Summit, Filippa K manifests future of consumption and female representation in emojis. Recycled Link from Elin Bergman, chairman of Swedish circular economy network Cradlenet.

With Mattias Svensson #29

Upcycling from the 19th century, 3-D printers to support waste pickers and recycled bottles at the Met gala. Recycled links from Mattias Svensson, liberal writer and political commentator.

Med hållbar konsumtion #28

Vi presenterar siffrorna från vår undersökning i samarbete med Make it last om hållbar konsumtion och minns Rana Plaza-katastrofen för tre år sedan.

With Recycled Links Live #27

Fashion Revolution Week coming up, Sweden’s most sustainable brands and why you should brag. This week we invite you to Juno HQ for a discussion on sustainable consumption.

With Elin Larsson #26

Twitter’s 10th birthday, photos of greenery in the office and recycled water at SXSW. Recycled Link from Elin Larsson, Sustainability Director at Filippa K.

With Ida Lemoine #25

International Women’s Day special with 25 icons, equal sustainability and blacked out photos. Recycled Links from Ida Lemoine, CEO of Beteendelabbet.

With Mårten Roslund #24

Site for lasting stuff, supermarket for food waste and the relaunch of an ethical brand. Recycled Link from Mårten Roslund, spokesperson for Grön Ungdom.

With Johanna Ljunggren #23

Big footprints, a new ethical platform and social media connects Indian farmers. Recycled Link from Johanna Ljunggren, Corporate Sustainability Manager at Kinnarps AB.

With Tobias Jansson #22

Lunchtime waste, no new curtains and circular winners at Davos. Recycled Link from Tobias Jansson, founder of CircularEconomy.se and the Camino magazine.

With Jennie Andersson #21

Long-lasting fashion, behavioral pushes and human rights in Hollywood. Recycled Links from Jennie Andersson, toxicologist and partner at Toxintelligence.

Med Artan Mansouri #20

Förberedelser inför julmiddagar, kläder från haven och en topplista från 2015. Länkproffs är Artan Mansouri, entreprenör och grundare av Tracy.

Rapport från COP21 #19

Matrecension och hållbara länkar från golvet i Paris. COP21-proffs är Hanna Lidström från Push Sverige som bjuder på dagbok från förhandlingarna.

Med COP21-proffs #18

COP21-special inför klimatmötet i Paris med Beatrice Rindevall, Petra Hallebrant och Emelie Persson Lindqvist.

Med Yrsa Lindberg #17

Dokumentärer, barntoppmöte, bensinpumpar. Länkproffs är Yrsa Lindberg, medskapare av BEE NICE och projektkoordinator för Myrornas första hållbarhetsrapport

Med Sigrid Barnekow #16

Hållbara rykten, klimatstafett, isbjörnar. Länkproffs är Sigrid Barnekow, biträdande programchef och kommunikationsansvarig på Mistra Future Fashion.

Med Lennart Fernström #15

Oslo gör sig av med bilar. COP21, badkläder, träd i NY. Länkproffs är Lennart Fernström, grön social entreprenör.

Med Marcus Almén #14

Antropocen, Musikhjälpen, vegetariska cheeseburgare. Länkproffs är Marcus Almén, brand activating manager på Tradera.

Med Fanna Ndow #13

Ben & Jerrys, fula grönsaker, törstig asfalt. Länkproffs är Fanna Ndow, frilansskribent och kommunikatör.

Med Max Ahlborn #12

Betala din vikt i skräp, Pollinatorpassasjen och Boyan Slat. Länkproffs är Max Ahlborn, politiskt sakkunnig åt utbildningsminister Gustaf Fridolin.

Med Camilla Wallander #11

Transpersoner, förnybar energi och en drickbar bok. Länkproffs är Camilla Wallander, VD på Berghs School of Communication.

Med Payam Moula #10

Undervattensodling, Overshoot Day och Clinton + Obama. Länkproffs är Payam Moula, doktorand i filosofi med inriktning på miljöetik och teknisk innovation.

Med Jenny Blomberg #9

Bee Nice! Endangered emojis, vegetarianska festivaler och mer bin. Länkproffs är Jenny Blomberg från ZeroMission.

Med Paul Alarcon #8

Jeff Sachs, Segolene Royal och Zero Waste Lifestyle. Länkproffs är Paul Alarcon, hållbarhetschef för Stockholms Stad.

Per H Frykebrant #7

Framtidens matproduktion, osåld mat och städade hav. Länkproffs är Per H Frykebrant, fd Berghs-student och fd. miljöpartist.

Med Stina Gustafsson #6

The International Flag of Planet Earth, The Shit Museum och hållbarhet på röda mattan. Länkproffs är Stina Gustafsson, utsläppshandelsnörd på Miljö- och Energidepartementet.

Med Jonathan Hirschfeld #5

Elon Musk, Powerwall och Coops ekoeffekt. Länkproffs är Jonathan Hirschfeld, medgrundare och vd Eytys.

Med Lorentz Tovatt #4

Cool hållbarhet, Earth Statement och hållbara kvinnor. Länkproffs är Lorentz Tovatt, språkrör för Grön ungdom.