Our impact

We create immersive experiences where art, storytelling and purpose collide - to inspire change today that transforms the world tomorrow.Plastic pollution and waste are global crises, but a shift toward circular economies - where materials are reused, repaired, or recycled indefinitely - offers a powerful alternative.

• The Ocean Cleanup is actively removing plastic from oceans and intercepting river waste before it reaches the sea, having collected over 5 million kilograms of plastic so far.
• TerraCycle is working with major brands to implement zero-waste solutions, from reusable packaging to upcycling waste into new products.
• Refillable Packaging Innovations: Brands like Loop and LUSH are pioneering reusable packaging models, eliminating the need for single-use plastic.
• France’s Ban on Fast-Food Packaging: France is leading the way with a new law banning plastic packaging on most fruit and vegetables comes into effect in France from 1st Jan 2022. (BBC).

Renewable energy is now the cheapest source of power in many parts of the world and is rapidly replacing fossil fuels. The transition to sustainable energy is not just an environmental necessity, it’s an economic and social one.

• Denmark and Costa Rica have proven a renewable-powered future is possible, with Denmark generating over 50% of its electricity from wind and Costa Rica running on 100% renewable energy for most of the past decade.
• Floating Solar Farms are a game-changer, making it possible to generate solar power without using up land, and reducing evaporation in water reservoirs (UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology).
• Community Solar & Wind Projects empower local groups to own and manage their own renewable energy sources, reducing costs and ensuring profits benefit communities rather than corporations (Community Energy England).
• Electrification of Public Transport: Cities like Oslo, Shenzhen, and London are rapidly switching to electric buses, taxis, and bike-sharing schemes to cut urban emissions (The Guardian).

Shifting away from industrial agriculture toward regenerative and plant-based food systems is key to reducing emissions, protecting biodiversity, and ensuring food security.

• Regenerative Agriculture: Farmers worldwide are adopting no-till farming, crop rotation, and agroforestry to improve soil health, capture carbon, and boost biodiversity (Regeneration International).
• Seaweed Farming is being hailed as a climate solution, as it absorbs CO₂, improves ocean health, and provides a sustainable alternative to land-based agriculture (Ocean Wise).
• Vertical Farming & Urban Agriculture: Cities are growing fresh produce in skyscrapers and urban farms, reducing food miles and land use (Vertical Farming Institute).
• The Rise of Plant-Based and Lab-Grown Meat: Companies like Beyond Meat, Impossible Foods, and Upside Foods are making plant-based and cultivated meat alternatives more accessible, dramatically reducing land, water, and carbon footprints (Good Food Institute).

Systemic change happens when people demand it. Across the world, grassroots activism and policy advocacy are pushing for real action.

• Fridays for Future: Inspired by Greta Thunberg, millions of young activists are striking for climate action, forcing governments to prioritize sustainability (Fridays for Future).
• The Fossil Fuel Divestment Movement has led to over $40 trillion in assets being pulled from fossil fuel investments, proving that public and financial pressure works (DivestInvest).
• Indigenous Land Stewardship: Indigenous communities protect 80% of the world’s remaining biodiversity, and recognizing their land rights is a proven way to protect forests (UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues).
• The Climate Litigation Movement is holding corporations and governments accountable, with landmark legal cases forcing fossil fuel companies to take responsibility for their emissions (Climate Case Chart).