This work is the big challenge taken by Maria Vlasova. Contents 1. About the Challenge 2. Methodology 3. Countries: evaluation and analysis 4. Conclusion Reference 1. About the Challenge When we think about “greenest” countries, isn’t it sometimes too obvious who is best? But what if it’s not that obvious? What if we do not give it enough thought? (...)

When starting my challenge on each countries’ “green” development, I understood that it is needed to define about what exactly development I’m going to start investigating on: sustainable in general or just environmental sustainable? The chart below shows one of the way of presenting sustainability, as it consists of three spheres (Economy, (...)

When we are talking about different countries’ approach to environmental sustainability we already know who is the best, right? But what if it is not that simple as it seems at first? One day, I was discussing why I wanted to do my practical in Japan and one of the arguments was that it is a leading country in terms of recycling and sustainable (...)

Maria comes from Russia and she is in 3d year in Energy & Environment Engineering. She has a passion for recycling and food conservation. She worked on: Is your country green enough? (intro 1/2), (intro 2/2) here and final results. She’s also part of the team challenge working on the Relish Responsibilty - A student’s guide to sustainable food (...)