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every 20 days
Average audio length:
26 minutes
Guest interviews
Video podcast
English
United States
33 episodes
since April 16, 2025
episodic

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What happens to our phones, laptops and chargers when we no longer want them? In this episode of Everything Is Changing, Ahmetcan Uzlaşık speaks with eWAsTER project manager Ricardo Sobral about Europe’s growing e-waste problem, overconsumption, repair and reuse, and how old electronics can become …

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What happens to our phones, laptops and chargers when we no longer want them? In this episode of Everything Is Changing, Ahmetcan Uzlaşık speaks with eWAsTER project manager Ricardo Sobral about Europe’s growing e-waste problem, overconsumption, repair and reuse, and how old electronics can become …
Can cycling reverse rural depopulation without turning villages into tourist traps? In this episode, host Tom Lovett travels to Spain's "Empty Mountains" to meet Ernesto Pastor, a cyclist who built a 700km bikepacking route to spotlight a demographic crisis.

 We dig into the rise of cycle tourism,…
How can shared mobility make cities more inclusive? Esen Köse from Mpact joins us to discuss car sharing, bike libraries, adapted vehicles, and why the future of mobility must put people first.
What makes a city truly competitive? Is it the latest tech, or something more fundamental? In this episode of Everything Is Changing, POLIS Secretary General Karen Vancluysen joins journalist Ahmetcan Uzlaşık to cut through the hype surrounding automation, robotaxis, and electric vehicles. They rev…
Ships often burn fuel while waiting outside ports, but it doesn't have to be this way. In this episode of Everything Is Changing, journalist Ahmetcan Uzlaşık speaks with Julia Pahl and José Giménez about how the MISSION project uses AI, real-time data and digital coordination to reduce emissions, i…
What happens when someone inside a company or government discovers environmental wrongdoing and decides to speak out? In this episode, Gabriel Bourdon-Fattal and Maria Garriga Zamora from Climate Whistleblowers discuss the risks, rewards, and real-world impact of exposing climate crimes, greenwashi…
Air freight powers global trade, but can it ever become sustainable? In this episode of Everything is Changing, Alexey Zotov, Managing Director of Air Cargo Green Capabilities, joins Ahmetcan Uzlaşık to discuss green logistics, Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), AI in air cargo, and the reality behin…
Journalist Hanin Haidar joins Everything is Changing to discuss her documentary Echoes of a Forgotten River, exploring the history, pollution, and possible rehabilitation of the Beirut River, and what its disappearance reveals about memory, urbanization, corruption, and hope in Lebanon’s capital. …
What if AI isn’t as green as we think? This episode explores how Big Tech is greenwashing AI’s climate impact, from rising emissions to misleading narratives, based on Ketan Joshi’s report, and why it matters now. Episode Chapters: 0:00 - 2:20 Who is Ketan Joshi? 2:20 - 5:10 Why the report matter…
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