by Russell Maier | Jun 29, 2021 | - Reflections, -Ecobricks
A month ago, my friend Egbert forwarded me a great essay ecological action. He was trying to persuade me (unsuccessfully) that the word ‘nature’ can be redeemed. However, essay was so good, I printed it out. One of the fundamental thesis of the essay...
by Russell Maier | Sep 14, 2020 | - Reflections, -Ecobricks
Over the last few covid months, I’ve had a chance to reflect deeply on the issue of plastic pollution and delve deep into its causes. My team and I have mined some important insights through discussions and writing, and we’re now getting ready to share...
by Russell Maier | Feb 1, 2020 | - Reflections, - Regenerative, -Ecobricks
I love this cartoon!! It totally nails it. Avoiding the scenario in this cartoon means we need to start doing business on planet Earth a whole new way. We need a whole different valuation and prioritization of our processes. But what other way is there? How doe we...
by Russell Maier | Dec 4, 2019 | - Reflections, -Ecobricks
It’s pretty cool to see the impact of our work unfold and the impact of the help we get along the way. I discovered this Guardian article on my Facebook feed that references a meeting and a subsequent training that Ani and I made in 2016 with a Muslim group in Jakarta. The Guardian picked it up, because it alludes to an exciting evolution in spiritual perspective here in predominantly Muslim, Indonesia.
by Russell Maier | Nov 25, 2019 | - Regenerative, -Ecobricks
If you haven’t heard from me over the last week, this is why! Ani Himawati Ani and I, and our GEA Jakarta team have been full out focused on manifesting this presentation for Kalbe Farma– one of the countries biggest pharmaceutical and food companies with...
by Russell Maier | Aug 27, 2019 | -Ecobricks, Uncategorized
While in the UK we built a storage facility for the thousands of ecobricks that Lucie Mann, GEA trainer extraordinaire, has made and collected. Storing ecobricks properly is essential for their longevity and integrity. It is also the first step towards construction...