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Windows, tiles, façades - what used to end up in the rubbish bin is now being specifically reused. Recycling architecture utilises existing resources, reduces CO₂ and opens up new design freedom. A construction method that not only demands a rethink, but also inspires.

Travelling sustainably sounds good, but is often complicated in practice - full of opaque seals, vague promises and a lack of guidance. The ChargeHolidays platform clears this up and combines sound information, smart tools and playful features to create a booking experience that makes you want to travel responsibly.

How does supposed waste become a valuable raw material? Thomas Rogée, Head of Magazine and Materials Management and Waste Management Officer, provides insights into the challenges and opportunities of the circular economy and shows how sustainable utilisation and innovative recycling go hand in hand.

Can paper that was previously considered unusable be recycled? With an innovative pulping line, Steinbeis Papier makes even speciality papers such as labels usable again. A technology that revolutionises recycling.

They are developing cement that absorbs CO₂ and solar storage systems that also deliver at night: start-ups around the world are revolutionising climate protection with fresh ideas. Their solutions are often surprisingly simple - and yet potentially world-changing. This look at the world of green start-ups reveals who they are and what drives them.

The Matjeswochen in Glückstadt are a symbol of tradition and community. With live music, a Steinbeis paper boat regatta and matjes tasting, the festival reflects the unique Glückstadt feeling and connects local people in a special way.