
Plastic. Climate. Future. enables engagement among industry members, climate activists, innovators, and the rest of world (the general public) to ultimately achieve positive changes related to plastic and the climate.
In their podcast, Mat & John host guests from these groups of stakeholders and talk about their views, activities and opinions to foster trustful communication and learn from each ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChemistryBusinessEntrepreneurshipScience | |||

Flame retardants rarely get much attention. Yet they play an important role in enabling the plastics used across electronics, electric vehicles, renewable energy technologies, buildings and many other high-tech applications.
In this episode, we sit ... more
Our series with Plastics Europe Germany takes on another key question for the future of plastics: What happens when conventional recycling isn't enough?
In this episode, we sit down with Marcel Beermann, CEO of ARCUS GreencyclingTechnologies, to exp... more
The energy transition isn’t only about generating renewable energy. It’s also about how we transport and distribute that energy — and the materials that make this infrastructure possible.
In this episode, we sit down with Dr.Matthias Pursch from Dow... more
New episode of our series with Plastics Europe Deutschland, exploring “What HighTech is made of – Plastics as the Enablers of German Innovation Goals,” is live.
Episode 2: Rethinking How We Innovate Materials
How do we turn promising material ideas... more
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The show covers plastics, sustainability, and circular economy topics through interviews with industry practitioners, policymakers, and innovators who are shaping how plastics intersect with climate goals. Episodes frequently explore policy developments, decarbonization, and breakthrough materials or recycling technologies, paired with practical business implications for brands, manufacturers, and startups. A recurring strength is connecting technical detail with strategic business decisions—whether discussing enzymatic recycling, bio-based alternatives, or regulatory shifts—and inviting diverse perspectives to illuminate pathways toward more sustainable plastic systems. Notable is the frequent pairing of industry leaders with clear calls t... more
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Recent guests on Plastic. Climate. Future. include:
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2. Stephan Roest
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