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The transport transition towards sustainable mobility is one of the major issues of our time. However, it is not always just about cars and private transport. Interesting projects are also underway in Schleswig-Holstein to electrify means of transport, on water, on land and in the air.

Stiftung Warentest has been printing its magazines "test" and "Finanztest" on recycled paper from Steinbeis for ten years. The sustainable print shop Stark Druck is also an important player in this successful constellation. Manuela Jurack and Jürgen Steib from Stark Druck explain how important a trusting and reliable collaboration with Steinbeis Papier is and what sustainability means for their company.

Open-air festivals offer a great opportunity to come together, listen to music and celebrate. Young people in particular appreciate and utilise these events. However, the sustainability aspect of these events is often neglected. We show you how to plan a festival visit with the environment in mind.

Stiftung Warentest has relied on Steinbeis' recycled web offset paper and the print quality of Stark Druck for its printed magazines, which have a circulation of millions, for ten years. The publishing house's production manager, Rita Brosius, explains in an interview what makes this partnership so sustainable.

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.

In the 1990s, the Elbe has developed from an ecological problem into an intact ecosystem in many places. The river plays an important role for Steinbeis Papier and its Glückstadt site. This is why Steinbeis operates its own fully biological wastewater treatment plant, which purifies the company's water.