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About

Global Green Journeys

Our Purpose

GOALS

Awareness

Our goal is to raise awareness among millions of individuals about the advantages of scalable and catalytic projects to drive the adoption of sustainable solutions that create abundant impact while empowering local communities and generating ongoing revenue streams.

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Global Sustainability Solutions

We are dedicated to providing a comprehensive, sustainable, and easily adaptable business solution to the plastic pollution emergency, leveraging our extensive network and forging strategic partnerships with government and corporations to effectively upscale and expand the transformative impact of the Sustainability Lab plastic recycling model.

Main Benefits

 
 

Beyond the profoundly positive environmental impacts, there are additional benefits that build the business case for our corporate partnerships, including:

  • Positive Brand Image & Reputation

  • Attracting Conscious Guests

  • Competitive Advantage, Revenue Creation & Cost Savings

  • Innovation

  • Long-Term Sustainability

  • Employee & Community Engagement

  • Regulatory Compliance

  • Investors & Stakeholder Relations

The Mission

The world has roughly a decade left to implement fundamental change to prevent irreversible climate disasters and catastrophic environmental and social effects.

Through partnerships and compelling content, we aim to inspire individuals to become effective advocates and embrace a creative mindset to tackle climate change issues.

 

We showcase replicable examples of sustainable models that can be easily adopted and implemented globally, document our impact, and build corporate partnerships to upscale sustainable practices and promote a holistic circular economy approach.

Plastic Production

Accumulation and proliferation of plastic materials in ecosystems, particularly in marine environments.

Ecosystem Loss

Habitat destruction, degradation, and fragmentation causing biodiversity loss and ecological imbalance.

Wildlife Loss

Wildlife decline due to habitat destruction, pollution, climate change, and human activities.

Health Hazards

Risks from environmental pollution, including toxins, contaminated water, air pollution, and related diseases.

Challenges

NATURE IN CRISIS

  • Gain a realistic picture of environmental and pollution problems to avoid the worst impacts of plastic pollution and biodiversity loss.

  • What is the magnitude and current state of these problems and the potential impacts and tipping points for ecosystem collapse?

  • What caused this, and what actions can have a positive impact? Understanding the linkages between addressing biodiversity loss, climate change, and development.

TRANSITIONING TO NATURE-POSITIVE ECONOMIES

  • Mainstreaming Natural Capital

  • Current economic and financial structures continue to support unsustainable levels of consumption and the destruction of natural capital.

INVESTING IN NATURE

  • Mobilizing civil society organizations and local communities towards natural ecosystem services.

  • From the shadows of a nature-related global pandemic, the inherent risks of biodiversity loss are clear, as well as the opportunities emerging in nature-positive projects and solutions.

Reflections behind the Project

Environmental Justice Case

THE FUTURE OF THE MALDIVES

Climate change raises profound justice issues - those who contributed most to the problem are not those who will suffer the most, with the poor and the marginalized being disproportionately affected.

The potential submergence of small island states like the Maldives also raises legal issues related to statehood, citizenship, self-determination, and the protection of rights.

Uninhabitable

The islands could be 80% uninhabitable by 2050 at current global warming rates

Budget

More than 50% of the national budget is spent on adapting to climate change

Biodiversity Loss

Marine Wildlife IPCC predicts that by 2050s, we can lose 70 to 90% of corals (vital for every island)

Global Green

Contact Information 

William Bridge​

CEO 
Liam M. Quaresimin

Chief of Staff

 (lquaresimin@globalgreen.org)

 
 

PROJECT MANAGER

Team

Tukish Airlines

TRAVEL PARTNER

The Fairmont

PILOT PROJECT PARTNER

Precious Plastic

INNOVATION PARTNER

Muvlab

PRODUCTION PARTNER

The Future

  • Goal: Establish partnerships with corporations and the government for nationwide adoption of the Sustainability Lab Model.

  • Objective: Expand the Sustainability Lab Program to reduce plastic waste and inspire with sustainable solutions that create impact and revenue new eco-warriors across the world.

Awareness

Our goal is to raise awareness among millions of individuals about the advantages of catalytic projects and motivate them to join the green solution movement. We aim to focus on 1 to 2 new locations annually, where we can effectively document the influential and scalable catalytic activities taking place.

Business Case

We are dedicated to providing comprehensive global business examples of easily adoptable sustainable solutions, leveraging our extensive network and forging strategic corporate partnerships to effectively upscale and expand the transformative impact of the Sustainability Lab Model.

Our Goals

ORGANIZED INTO TWO CATEGORIES
ORGANIZED INTO TWO CATEGORIES

Tukish Airlines

Sponsored complimentary tickets for the production crew

TRAVEL PARTNER

The Fairmont Lab

Fairmont Management Team and Andrew/Sam (Manager & Marine Biologist)

PROJECT PARTNER

Precious Plastic

 

INNOVATIVE PARTNER

Muvlab

Jacob Benedetti (Founder & CofS) and Nicolo Chiodin (videomaker)

FILM PARTNER

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