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Are You Ready to Be a Homo Googlis 

 Today's guest is Gianna Dell'Aiuto

Gianni Dell'Aiuto is a business and corporate lawyer based in Rome but he is proud of his Tuscan origins. In recent years, particularly since the European Union revised its laws on privacy and personal data protection, he has developed a strong interest in the subject. 

He has also studied the changing behaviours of people online due to the use of the internet and smartphones. He has described this new individual who is replacing Homo Sapiens as Homo Googlis. 

Gianni talks about our use of the internet and social media and how it shapes our interactions, behaviours and anonymity. The seminal changes in culture that he covers in his book Homo Googlis.

Favourite quote: Marco Polo didn't wait for spices in Venice.

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Disclaimer: Please note that the Knack 4 Business podcast episodes are meant solely for educational and general informational purposes. The information and opinions contained within are not intended to be professional advice on any subject matter. The thoughts, views, and opinions expressed by the participants are their own beliefs and do not represent the views of the podcast hosts or any affiliated organizations.

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It is highly recommended that individuals seek guidance from their advisors in fields such as accounting, law, or other pertinent areas prior to undertaking any actions or making decisions that may impact their financial, legal, or other aspects of life.

Business leaders and the Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) have collaborated on a Water Investment Rating tool to evaluate new businesses looking to locate in the community. The two-phase rating system relies on quantitative and qualitative calculations to determine the water footprint of new businesses and the benefit to the community. Dave Johnson, SNWA Deputy General Manager of Operations, shares insights into why the rating system was developed and how it’s being implemented in Southern Nevada on episode 44 of the Water Smarts Podcast, “SMART GROWTH: Water Investment Rating tool helps measure water, economic impact of new businesses.”

Hosts: Bronson Mack and Crystal Zuelke

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Water is our most important resource. How do we quantify and measure it? With economics of course! This episode is a crash course into the wild world of water economics.

In this episode you will learn all about the economics of groundwater and get a snapshot of what is happening in California from Dr. Ellen Bruno. Dr. Bruno is an Assistant Professor at UC Berkeley where she focuses her time on understanding and developing market solutions to tackling this water economics issue.

You may have already heard about carbon footprints but we talk all about water footprints in this episode too! You will hear from Dr. Lara Wöhler from the Water Footprint Network all about how to calculate your own water footprint. Also get ready to be shocked at how much water it actually took to produce some of your favourite tasty treats and commonly used everyday things!

Can't wait? Check out their Water Footprint Calculator here! and you can Look Up the Water Footprint of common Items here.

Many entrepreneurs believe building a profitable business is not possible without harming the environment. This is simply untrue. There is a way to create profit while also actively reducing your plastic, water, and carbon footprint. You can contribute by educating your consumers about more sustainable ways of living.

In this episode, Anie Rouleau shares her journey as the CEO of Unscented Co. She founded a profitable home and body care business that protects the environment. Anie uses her company as a force for good. She is continuously redefining the notion of cleanliness to sustain a more eco-conscious lifestyle. All the while, Anie educates other business owners on how to reduce their environmental footprint. She believes that they can still grow their profit by using mission-driven financial strategies. Listen as Anie tackles how sustainability and profitability can co-exist in business.

If you are looking for a way to turn your company into a more eco-conscious organization, this episode is for you!

3 reasons why you should listen to the full episode:

1. Discover how you can create profit for your business in an environmentally sustainable way.
2. Understand how a good business model affects the sustainability of a mission-driven business.
3. Learn about the different ways you can reduce your plastic, water, and carbon footprints.

Episode Highlights

• [03:35] How Anie Started Her Journey in Pursuing Environmental Awareness
• [09:36] The Products that Started Unscented Co.
• [12:32] Going 100% Plastic Free
• [15:11] What’s in the Pipeline for Unscented Co.
• [18:18] Understanding Business Finances to Control Growth
• [20:45] Creating a Sustainable and Profitable Business Model
• [27:09] Reducing the Business’ Carbon Footprint
• 29:24] How to Start Living a More Sustainable Life

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Today, we continue our conversation with competitive tracking extraordinaire Emily Lawrence!

When it comes down to it, “tracking is the great equalizer.” Emily teaches us that the key to building skill and confidence in our dog is going to be a slow, baby-step process for trackers of any level.

She reminds us that frustrating training sessions are all part of the package. It’s okay that our dog struggles because the point of training is to encourage them to push their boundaries. That said, we need to make sure we end all of our sessions on a good note, to make sure that our dog walks away happy about what they did.

Emily invites competitive trackers to enjoy the journey, to stop trying to micromanage your dog, and to try to have just a little more fun:

“Trust your training and let your dog use their superpowers.”

Key Topics:

• How to make IGP tracking work for you and your dog (01:00)
• Knowing exactly where your footprint is (06:19)
• Why Emily doesn’t care about wind direction (12:40)
• Introducing articles (16:29)
• Building your dog’s endurance (21:26)
• Being the only Border Collie at her last tracking competition (26:20)
• Training a Border Collie versus a Pitbull versus a German Shepherd (33:48)
• Teaching corners without using corrections (35:50)
• Episode takeaways (38:10)
• How to connect with Emily (42:00)

Resources:

• Emily on Instagram
• Emily on Facebook (to access BIGFOOT DOG TRAINING)
• Bigfoot Dog Training Website (currently under construction)

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• Crystal Wing K9 Coach can be found here!
• You can follow us for notifications of upcoming episodes, find us at k9detectioncollaborative.com to enjoy the freebies and tell your friends so you can keep the conversations going.

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The Better Show welcomes Diana Rodgers, a registered dietitian and co-author of the wildly popular book “Sacred Cow: The Case for (Better) Meat: Why Well-Raised Meat Is Good for You and Good for the Planet”. Diana is a real food nutritionist and a sustainability advocate in Boston, hosts a podcast called “The Sustainable Dish Podcast” and runs her own clinical nutrition practice. We begin the episode by talking about the stigma around meat consumption and what and why our governments have such influence on eating red meat. We discuss the american diet and a brief history of Kellogg’s impact on society at the beginning of it’s breakfast cereal reign in the food industry. Diana explains the misconceptions around methane creation from livestock compared to other industries and it’s impact on greenhouse gasses. How the myriad of plant based products actually use fossil fuels to be created, and how us humans with our diet and nutrition can alter our carbon footprint. Perceptions of what healthy looks like, pushing veganism in public schools and the virtue signaling being put on display on the daily is doing the planet a disservice. We weigh the balance of animal death, our own death as humans, and what animals we save compared to others. We finish today’s episode with Diana diving deeper into alternative protein sources, and how they may benefit us as humans, or perhaps leaving us dissatisfied by crickets and insect protein.

Episode Overview: 

• 0:00 Introduction
• 2:00 Governmental Meat Reduction
• 7:00 Reality of Raising Vegan Children
• 10:00 Optics of Meat
• 16:30 Protein Leverage Hypothesis
• 20:00 American Diet & Kellogg
• 28:20 Carbon Emissions
• 40:00 Obesity & Longevity
• 50:00 Society’s View on Death of Animals
• 57:00 Alternative Protein Sources
• 1:05:30 Conclusion

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Tobias Peggs is the Co-Founder and CEO of Square Roots, the CEA (controlled environment agriculture) company on a mission to bring locally-grown food to people in cities around the world, all year round. On this episode of ITS, Tobias and Ali discuss how Square Roots went from a moonshot idea to a minimally viable product to 5 climate-controlled indoor farms using AI to make farming viable for humans and our planet.

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On the 8/8 we released Episode 022. At the end I read the poem: Footprints in the Sand. Like always I like to release the poem separate from the episode, so when you just want to listen to just the poem, you don´t have to listen to the episode every time, unless you want to of course!

This poem always gives me hope and helps me feel loved, so it is very dear to me. I hope that it can help you in your life, as it has in mine. Like with any new habit that you are trying to develop, it is good if you do the meditation at least 21 days in a row, and then watch how your life changes!

I´ve collected the links to the Podcast and us here: https://linktr.ee/ldsandmedium
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Here you can also download our Meditations as MP3´s:
Morning Meditation Prayer: https://payhip.com/b/IJt0
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Chakra Opening Meditation: https://payhip.com/b/yQAK
Earthstar Chakra Meditation: https://payhip.com/b/H0hg
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Shine! 

INTRODUCTION

Have you already wondered how to shift from doing ‘less bad’ to doing ‘more good’? 

In this episode, you will discover what kind of FLIP you can operate for your packaging. FLIP for Footprint, Limits, Innovation, and Purpose. 

To exemplify these 4 key factors, we will use some extracts from the 3 last episodes applied to renewable materials for your packaging. But what I develop in this episode, is true for any material. 

THE VOICES FROM THE 3 PREVIOUS EPISODES

• Episode #20: How to grow your compostable packaging? Explore the wonder of mycelium! with Meghan Olson of Ecovative Design
• Episode #21: What if seaweed could solve the single-use plastic problem? with Sébastien Bregeaud of Notpla
• Episode #22: How to envision a sustainable future for the paper packaging supply chain? with Lee-Ann Unger of Canopy

RESOURCES MENTIONED AND RECOMMENDED IN THIS EPISODE

• The Youtube video ‘’Collapse : the only realistic scenario?’’ from Arthur Keller: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPb_0JZ6-Rc
• The open-access research ‘’The Sufficiency-Based Circular Economy - An Analysis of 150 Companies’’ by Nancy Bocken, Laura Niessen and Samuel Short: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/frsus.2022.899289/full
• The 2020 report called "Survival: A Plan To Save Forests and Climate. A Pulp Thriller": https://canopyplanet.org/resources/plan-for-saving-forests-climate/

THE 3 OTHER EPISODES WHERE COLIENNE DEVELOPPED SOME OTHER CONCEPTS

• Episode #02: The ‘Redesign Reuse Recover’ strategy to catalyze your packaging impact with Colienne Regout of Look4Loops
• Episode #16: The evergreen advice about packaging end-of-life with 5 guests of the 2021 series
• Episode #17: 3 key benefits of reusable packaging with 5 guests of the 2021 series

ABOUT COLIENNE REGOUT FROM LOOK4LOOPS

Businesses lead the way! As a true believer, Colienne Regout makes you rethink your packaging so you can adapt to future markets and spot business opportunities. Colienne helps organizations to improve their economic, social, and ecological impacts in Europe and Canada by optimizing the use of their resources and designing out the concept of waste. She started with facilitating Corporate Social Responsibility and with implementing Sharing Economy initiatives. As the founder of Look4Loops, she is now using the Circular Economy to enhance processes from the beginning until the end of their life cycles. 

Besides operating changes in the field, education is a big part of what Colienne does: She is the host of this podcast, she created the ‘Develop Circular Packaging Solutions’ training, she sub-teaches at BCIT and she also facilitates workshops and serious games about climate change and the circular economy.  

As a Circulab certified consultant, she benefits from shared knowledge and co-developed tools thanks to a community of over seventy worldwide colleagues.

Recently, in May 2022, she also won the price of the Entreprise of the Year from la Chambre de Commerce Francophone de Vancouver. 

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Special thanks to Joachim Regout who made the jingle. Have a look at his work here. 

I am happy to bring a sample of our strong bonds on these sound waves. Since I was a child, he made me discover a wide range of music of all kinds. I am also delighted he is a nature lover and shares the Look4Loops 'out of the box philosophy'. He is an inspiring source of creativity for me. 

Paul Lightfoot is the writer of the Negative Foods newsletter, which covers the foods that have carbon neutral or carbon negative footprints, and the technologies, people and companies that bring negative foods to market, food brands that have carbon negative footprints. Paul is the founder of BrightFarms and an investor in the space. 
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So many home cooking food hacks start with a cheap rotisserie chicken — you know the one, $4.99 from Costco or maybe a touch more somewhere else. But why is that chicken so cheap? How was it raised and what’s even in it? What would it look like for farms to raise a chicken you could feel good about and how much would it cost? What would it taste like? Where can you find one of these chickens now? And why is it so hard to find them?

In this episode we talk to everyone from food policy experts to food label certifiers to farmers and chefs to dig into the economics, agriculture and taste of chicken.

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What is a digital footprint? How is it created? What impact can it have on our lives? How can we control it? We’ll answer these questions and give you some hints on what you can and can’t do to protect your digital footprint on this episode of Insights Into Teens.

An original podcast by a husband and wife team of self professed pop-culture geeks. It is a discussion about all things entertainment from movies and music to television and pop culture. We examine some of the more obscure aspects of the entertainment industry.

Do you know the secret behind a successful team? In this podcast, dream teams reveal their powerful collaboration. What made them better than one plus one? Listen now to the biggest change makers who share their innovative stories. 

Create awareness, give insights and inspire employees to understand the impact of their mobility choices. That was the goal of the Environmental Footprints project of PwC. They developed a tool to decrease the footprint of employees. Debby Jannink is the responsible partner and HenkJan Faber, senior Software developer at PwC and in this episode they share their secrets for success with host Travis Sheppard.

In this next chat with Lorena Morales, Revenue Operations Executive at JLL Technologies, we talk about how success is the cousin of legacy, leaving a footprint in the world, and developing human relationships.

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I'm your host for What Is Your Legacy podcast, Galem Girmay.

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This episode delves into the need to reduce CO2 emissions in the plastics industry and how Dow is working towards producing circular plastics with a lower CO2 footprint. Marco Ten Bruggencate is joined by Howard Chase and Erika Sánchez Garrido, from Dow, and Kaj Embren, a sustainable development expert. They discuss why the decade between 2020 to 2030 is crucial in terms climate protection and how ‘The Greta effect’ has caused public consciousness around CO2 levels to grow, sparking a rise in demand for industry action. 

Key discussion points include: 

1. Dow's partnership with Shell to transform furnaces and electrify energy (07:04-07:30)
2. How The EU Green deal is encouraging and enabling innovation (10:36-11:02)
3. The need for education to meet the low carbon economy goals (27:44 – 28:11)

Host: Maithreyi Seetharaman
Show Producer: Lisa Desai 
Sound Production: PhiLipp Schweidler, Department of Noise
Communications Advisor: Jonny West-Symes, Teneo
Artwork: Dow Creative Element

Peter Dering is the founder of Peak Design and co-founder of Climate Neutral. Through his own experience measuring the carbon footprint of Peak Design, Peter realized the process of working with expensive consultants was ripe for change. Climate Neutral is a nonprofit that streamlines the process for companies to measure, reduce and offset their entire carbon footprint. The Climate Neutral Certified label on products lets consumers know which companies are taking responsibility for their emissions with the end goal of driving large-scale decarbonization around the world.

Our conversation explores the unique mission and purpose of Peak Design, the background and future of Climate Neutral, and some of the nuances of climate neutrality and carbon offsets.

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Why would the fossil fuel company BP promote the idea of reducing our individual 'carbon footprint'?