HeyJaredMillennials Gone Circular
A podcast by millennials, for millennials passionate about global sustainability and taking action in their corner of the world.
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Sargassum in Martinique: Living With the Caribbean's Seaweed Crisis (opens the original)
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What happens when a beach nuisance becomes a daily health and financial crisis you can't move away from? In this episode of Millennials Gone Circular, host Caitlyn Socwell sits down with Uriel Ilana, a water and hydraulics engineer who grew up in Martinique and spent years living just 700 meters from the Atlantic coast in Le François. Uriel shares what it's actually like to live with Sargassum — the massive brown seaweed blooms washing up across the Caribbean — beyond the headlines and the sprea
E-Waste Explained: Why It's the World's Fastest-Growing Waste Stream (and What You Can Do) (opens the original)
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Your old phone might be worth more than you think — literally. E-waste is now the world's fastest-growing waste stream, and it's sitting on gold, copper, and the exact critical raw materials we need for the energy transition. In this episode, hosts Caitlyn Socwell, Angelica Barrios, and Said Fadyl sit down with Christine Nikander — environmental lawyer and founder of The E-Waste Column — to unpack what e-waste actually is, where it ends up, and why something containing gold can still be treated
Planetary Boundaries: Can Humanity Stay Within Earth’s Limits? (opens the original)
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What if climate change is only one part of a much biggerplanetary problem? In this episode of Millennials Gone Circular, Caitlyn,Angelica and Said take a deep dive into the Planetary Boundaries framework—the scientific framework that helps us understand the environmental limits within which humanity can safely thrive. We unpack all nine planetary boundaries, including climatechange, biodiversity and biosphere integrity, land-system change, freshwater, biogeochemical flows, novel entities such as
Carbon Credits vs Carbon Offsets Part 2: Greenwashing, Flight Offsets & What's Next (opens the original)
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Are carbon credits actually helping the planet, or are they just another form of greenwashing? In Part 2 of our Carbon Credits series, we unpack one of the most debated topics in sustainability. We explore why carbon credits have developed a controversial reputation, what separates high-quality projects from ineffective ones, and whether buying carbon offsets for your flights or personal emissions actually makes a difference. Our hosts, Caitlyn, Said and Angelica, discuss how companies use carbo
The Future of Circularity in 2026: Grounded Hope, AI & the EU Circular Economy Shift (opens the original)
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What happens when sustainability professionals pause for a moment and ask: “Are we really making progress?” In this reflective and surprisingly hopeful episode of Millennials Gone Circular, hosts Caitlyn Socwell, Angelica Barrios and Said Fadyl look back on the lessons, challenges and unexpected insights from 2025, while exploring what they believe is coming next for circularity and sustainability in 2026. From “grounded hope” and survival positivism, to AI, circular value chains, impact reporti
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