I started Sustainable Review in 2019 with a simple idea: fill the empty seats in sustainability.
It didn’t take me long to realize that sustainability has no problem of interest. Lots of people wanted to ‘do better’. In reality, it was a matter of conversation.
The sustainability movement has become too embedded into political conversation.
I’m not here to defend one side or the other, I have one goal: fill as many seats at the sustainability table.
We’re on a mission to de-politicize sustainability by starting a rational, productive dialogue around key topics.
The SR Community of Contributors is made up of students (undergrad, grad, PHD) and young-professionals from around the world.
One writer may be biochem-crazy for food, while the next author will be obsessed with DIY and slow fashion.
What they all have in common, however, is a shared dedication to provide scientifically-accurate, rational and productive content around sustainability.
Interested in contributing? You can submit an article by following instructions here.
When I left corporate finance for a mission-driven fellowship @ Venture for America, I noticed how not only was I happier…
countless people started asking me about ways to transition into purpose-driven work.
So apart from all the eco-stuff, I’ll throw in my two cents on the future of work, or how big tech/AI is shaping the future…
Transhuman robots, anyone?
Sustainability is about creating a replicable lifestyle embedded in a system of permanence.
It’s a topic that transcends environment, and can really be applied to facet of life.