Posts by Nadia Riaz-Ahmed

Numerous companies around the world are striving to revolutionise recycling with new technologies such as robotics, sensor technology and artificial intelligence. Thanks to digitalisation, much of the waste can be converted into valuable resources. In addition, recycling processes are being automated and mountains of waste reduced. The aim is to increase the recycling rate in general. We show what role AI is already playing in the circular economy.

As the largest employer in Glückstadt, Steinbeis Papier is involved in numerous regional projects and co-operates closely with schools and trainees. These co-operations strengthen the small town on the Elbe. Peter Brodersen, external consultant to the Steinbeis Group, emphasises the importance of Steinbeis Papier for the region in an interview.

A lot of waste in Germany ends up directly in residual waste - which is a burden on the environment. Properly separated, organic waste is an important component of the energy transition - it can be used to generate valuable energy.

Whether e-scooters, cars or car pools - we live in an age of sharing. Today, more and more niche services are developing. You can borrow toys, harvest fruit without your own garden, rent tech products and share your wardrobe with strangers. An overview.

Megatrends such as globalisation, climate change and digitalisation are changing the world before our very eyes. Futurologist and trend researcher Oliver Leisse explains how our lives could change by 2030.

Wood as a raw material has been an everyday companion in our lives for thousands of years. Today, solid wood stands for value. And rightly so: trees grow over many years - and they play an important role in protecting our planet. We show how the use of wood has changed over the last few centuries, how versatile it is for mankind today and why it is so important to protect the forests.