
After a long troubled night I made it to Italy. In Milan I visited e-move.me who offered me charging cards for the country. Then I visited Umberto who is a member of the church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
After a long troubled night I made it to Italy. In Milan I visited e-move.me who offered me charging cards for the country. Then I visited Umberto who is a member of the church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
Today everything that could go wrong, went wrong! You won’t believe what happened!
Around Lake Constance (Bodensee) I met my big brother, an electric VW Transporter, converted by Timo. At the other side of the lake I met Thinh-Lay and Nando who are also promoting electric cars.
Eaternity developed a software program for restaurants. With this tool they can track the carbon footprint of all the meals and products they serve. The foal of Eaternity is to offer everyone the opportunity to make sustainable choices when selecting their everyday food.
Das Lamm is an online newspaper about sustainability. They started 3 years ago and exposed companies who did greenwashing. Now they write about many subjects such as politics, environment and more.
I interviewed Anna about what they are doing at Das Lamm.
Two meetings today: first at Das Lamm, then Eaternity. Left Zurich for Aulendorf (Germany) where I met Daria, havent seen her for 7 years, good times!
Today was a shit day in many aspects. I drove 80km from Langenbruck to Zurich. In Zurich I interviewed Marcos from Kompotoi, they make fancy toilet cabins and from the shit the make compost. Then I found out I forgot my jacket in Langenbruck and had to drive back, cancel an interview and change my plan for the day.
Kompotoi makes toilet cabins where they collect the human feces and make compost from it. The company was founded 3 years ago in Zurich and now everyone (festivals, companies etc.) want to have this toilet on their site.
The Okozentrum is a Suiss institute about sustainability and was founded already 35 years ago when the green community started. They develop new sustainable solutions, builded their own electric car (The Smile) and educate youngsters about sustainability.
From Nebikon I drove to Langenbruck where to Okozentrum is based. The Okozentrum has been around for 35 years and they develop new sustainable solutions and give education to youngsters about this subjects.
