Meet 3 Leaders Transforming How Europe Approaches Climate Change And Sustainability Goals

From corporations taking on new production methods, to startups building a more sustainable marketplace, here are three leaders transforming business in Europe.

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Meet 3 Leaders Transforming How Europe Approaches Climate Change And Sustainability Goals

[adaikonen]

Finland, we have between 10-40 cents added to bottles which when returned we can get those cents back. 95% of all bottles get returned and reused. Everyone else are seriously behind. When I was a kid me and friends used to go see where alcoholics would hang out and see if they had thrown bottles so we could collect them, return them to local supermarket and get the few cents and buy candy with it. Best thing ever. Also kept areas cleaner.

Oh yeah and our milk bottles are made of cardboard and has been like that before oatly etc. Why is milk even in plastic bottles in some countries.

[nicholasalexander]

Despite the economic crisis and the rate of unemployment now is the best time to invest

[earthmotionchannel]

Hopefully these kind of developments will grow exponential!

[redracing]

America has so much to learn from Europe. America would have the strongest economy in the country, it's obvious, that much resources and landscape, it would be stupid that they are not. If a European country had that sort of resource wealth, it would always equal or better.

[Richie]

priorities of modern day living must consider Climate Change And Sustainability Goals

[mauriciomartell]

I like the idea of more milk alternatives. Hopefully, one will get to score the taste right. Also, watching the current advertisings, I see the potential for content creators.

[NiceTryAmigo]

Its just small steps, we should look at companies who polute air most

[worldofsports]

Something educational, to round up my lazy youtube sunday haha, perfect!

[danip]

Oh the new Religion. Environmental Sustainability is good, but make not mistake. Mining for build Solar Panels and Batteries is sometimes worse thant the actual "clean coal" or natural gas. But the real sustainable energy is Nuclear. France is the one in best position. Germany is giving their energy future to Russia, because the fear to Nuclear, even when now we have very safe technology with Micro Reactors

[AxnerSaab]

Explains why Oatly is found in my school.

[avalongday]

Oatly could literally do nothing more than produce oat milk and would still be having a small impact on the environment.

[hampsternips]

Carbon neutral by 2050 is pathetic target, was this really the best set of examples you could have found? We'll be knee deep in sea water by then.

To be frank, beating climste change will require new industries, not the exisiting ones with nice marketing spin like 'recycled plastic bottles'

[kidoflp]

'Planet of the Humans' by Michael Moore... All this shiny solar panels are made from Sahara Desert sands.. we'r all doing a great good for the planet's bank balance

[Shazistic]

Random fact

Sharks kill fewer than 10 people per year. Humans kill about 100 million sharks per year

-Shazistic

[memeogod]

Have fun asking the oil industry to charge

[MM-sfrl]

So Dannoe is carbon neutral though they will knowing contribute to the waist of millions of plastic “once recycled” plastic. They should own their plastic forever and absorb the cost and/or charge for it and a better container.

[georgeikram]

You can’t be carbon neutral if you’re a dairy company. Pretty ironic to put them on the list of your video.

[VeryProPlayerYesSir]

Climate change is not a problem. We have to live with climate change. The problem is people dumping trash, waste and emitting pollution in the sea, rivers and jungles without proper ways to process it. We need more privatization.

[kennyxd]

That lady in the end did her parents not love her

[ejn]

This is just propaganda. How much these companies paid you?