Nynke Hack: What are you currently doing at corsus?
Nynke Hack talks about her current projects at the sustainability consultancy corsus in the field of sustainable communities.
Nynke Hack talks about her current projects at the sustainability consultancy corsus in the field of sustainable communities.
At the end of August, a pioneering project took place on the former Tempelhof airport site in Berlin with three concerts by the German band ‘Die Ärzte’ that were as sustainable as possible. With around 50,000 visitors per day, concerts have so far caused large amounts of waste and CO2 emissions. Mathis Tommek, working student at corsus, supported the sustainable event organisation as an ambassador.
In november the ‘Tempelhof Laboratory’ will receive a special prize at the German Sustainability Award for its pioneering role in the implementation of environmentally friendly and resource-positive events!
Marius Rödder spent two months in May and June helping out on an organic farm in the south of Spain. In this interview, he explains what he did and what motivated him to temporarily swap the office for an orange grove.
Nico Mumm, contact person for life cycle assessments at corsus, attended the Spring School 2024 of the Départ de Sentier in Quebec in cooperation with CIRAIG to learn more about “Advanced open source inventory modelling”.
Mathilda Meseke completed her mandatory internship at corsus in February and March 2024 as part of her studies. She mainly supported our municipal team. It was an enrichment to have Mathilda in our team and we wish her all the best for the future! See you soon!
Based on the fundamental values that corsus lives by in our day-to-day work, we will of course be taking part in the “Hamburg stands up – against right-wing extremism and neo-Nazi networks” demonstration on Jungfernstieg on 19 January 2024.
Carola Strycharz interviewed about her current work as project administrator for the CLIF Climate Impacts of Food project at corsus.
Four questions for Felix Lücking, who started as Consultant at corsus in October 2023. Read the short interview with the sustainability consultant.
corsus participated in this year’s global climate strike because we see ourselves as an active part of civil society and take a position on socio-political issues that affect us as a company. Therefore, we support the demands of the organisers of Fridays for Future (FFF) and want to contribute with our advice to the necessary transformation for a sustainable future.
As of 1.11.2023, we are looking for support in life cycle assessment and sustainability evaluation (f/d/m) in part-time or full-time!