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Every corner of every city and village around the world harbours at least one if not several individuals or companies, who are striving to make a positive environmental difference to their local community and therefore to the world. Our call to action should be to harness what Fiona Mathews coins the Butterfly Effect. Each and […]
The recent news relating to the slowing down of the Gulf Stream propelled Fiona Mathews, founder of Earth Champions Foundation, to remind us the urgency with which we must prioritise action over talk and implement meaningful changes to protect the Gulf Stream and preserve our planet for future generations. As Fiona Mathews clarifies we are […]
Fiona Mathews, founder of Earth Champions Foundation shares her views on Global Management Consultants’ McKinsey recent report focusing on the 5 key areas to energise the EUs carbon energy transition. As Fiona Mathews points out we can’t afford to wait for ‘things to fall into place’ – we can’t wait for legislation to change, investors […]
In this article, Fiona Mathews, founder of Earth Champions Foundation highlights her work teaming up with Atlantis to make water cells and water tanks to capture and store rain water. For this project the registered charity works with LyondelBasell, the global polypropylene manufacturer, and Nextek, the recycling and ocean plastics experts to develop and deploy […]
Australia’s current water management is archaic – rainwater is carried miles in costly pipes and poured into the sea. In the dry season sea water is pulled back through billions of dollars’ worth of desalination plants and pumped through massive pipes back up to the mountains. This not only incurs a huge amount of energy but […]
Whilst working on an Innovate UK study comparing the Indian and the UK ways of managing plastic film waste, Fiona Mathews, founder of Earth Champions Foundation, was given an insiders’ perspective on the importance of keeping things local rather than imposing big infrastructure. In this article Fiona showcases how the Pune Pickers amplify a community’s […]
