Cleantech - Committed to a Greater Los Angeles. If one thinks of the city of Los Angeles, one tends to idealise the notion of a California lifestyle, usually pretty laid back and healthy, a mix of fancy cappuccinos and vegan food. …

The COP 26 brought more people from more walks of life than any other COP I can recall of ever did. There were talks about the cost of it for participants being unfair for smaller countries, and different NGOs united to find a way have their voice supported and heard…

The Generosity of Art as the Original Art of Generosity. Recently, in the heart of all matters relating to ocean and climate matters, Art has again been chosen to communicate and raise awareness. Artists have been inspired and inspiring. Their work most often goes unnoticed. Yet, some if it is…

If you have never heard of the movie The Endless Summer, you most likelu have seen the poster ad within a tv series or a movie. Three guys at sunset on a beach holding their boards. It depicted a generation and its state of mind. Surfing was almost a vehicle…

I was lucky to attend the 2020 Change Now event in Paris. It was an experience I wrote and spoke about as I processed how much of a transformative event it had actually been. Change Now, the largest event for the planet, once again united more people and made another…

The independent Republic of Palau, an island country located southeast of the Philippines, has recently decided to change their immigration process. More specifically, every visitor now has to sign a pledge upon entering the country promising the children of Palau to respect and behave in a specific manner. …

For those of you who enjoy documentaries, you should make the time to watch this one. For those of you who do not usually watch documentaries but prefer series or movies, please make the time to watch Seaspiracy. In all cases, Seaspiracy is the quickest education one can currently get…

The term ‘Genius’ is not given out too often these days. More often than not, it is used to describe someone of the past. Albert Einstein or Leonardo Da Vinci, are typically the names that one associates with the term ‘Genius’. Yet, I would strongly suggest that we definitely use…

Perhaps it would be more accurate to say, ‘from the world of Jules Verne’s 20'000 Leagues under the Sea, to the actual exploration of the depths of the ocean, served to you on a television screen’. Not that long ago, a movie called ‘the Odyssey’ retraced the story and life…