
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 weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChemistryBusinessEntrepreneurshipScience | |||

In this episode, we speak with Dr. Jens Hamprecht, VP Global Plastics Steering Committee & Sustainability at BASF, about the transformation of the plastics industry and why circularity is becoming increasingly important for Europe's industrial futur... more
Last week in Berlin, Germany’s innovation ambitions took center stage. Our series with Plastics Europe Deutschland continues with another example of the technologies and companies shaping its industrial future.
We speak with Melanie Hackler and Eva ... more
This week, Germany’s plastics industry takes its innovation story to Berlin — and our series with Plastics Europe Deutschland looks at what it will take to turn industrial strength into action.
Ahead of this week’s innovation press conference, we si... more
Our series with Plastics Europe Deutschland continues with a perspective from someone who has been observing the chemical and plastics industries from a front-row seat for more than three decades.
Michael Reubold is a polymer chemist by training — b... more
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This show attracts professionals and stakeholders at the intersection of plastics, sustainability, and industrial technology. Episodes feature leaders and practitioners from chemical companies, packaging, circular economy initiatives, and policy groups, with deep dives into material science, recycling technologies, and big-picture decarbonization strategies. Notable strengths include candid discussions about scaling novel materials (biopolymers, enzymatic recycling, CO2-derived plastics), regulatory drivers, and real-world deployments with brands and utilities. The format often pairs two hosts with high-profile guests to explore technical details, strategic transformations, and how large organizations partner with startups to accelerate cha... more
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Recent guests on Plastic. Climate. Future. include:
1. Jens Hamprecht
2. Michael Reubold
3. Adrian Beard
4. Marcel Beermann
5. Matthias Pursch
6. Jürgen Stebani
7. Daniel Koch
8. Christine Bunte
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