Join us on a journey towards a sustainable future. Each week, we'll share powerful quotes to inspire positive change.

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Episode 1 🌍 - Face the Brutal Facts

Welcome to the first episode of my new series, Quote of the Week, where I’ll be sharing quotes linked to sustainability and climate action. 🌱💡

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Episode 2 🌱 - on trees.

During a recent team event, we were celebrating a major win, and a colleague asked me how I manage to compartmentalize. They asked because I’m Lebanese, and as some of you may know, Lebanon is currently facing an incredibly difficult time – with hundreds of people dying and thousands displaced. Sadly, it’s not the only country experiencing this level of suffering.

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Episode 3 🌍💚 - “What is good for me is good for the planet....

I heard this at the Climate Reality Training in Rome back in June, and it’s stayed with me. It resonated with most of the audience, and I find myself thinking about it even more these days for two reasons.

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Episode 4 ⏳ - "All we have to decide is what to do with the time...

Every generation has a challenge or accomplishment that defines it. Today, our global challenge is the climate crisis 🌍. It's overwhelming, yes, but it's also our opportunity. Just like generations before us, we too have a chance to make a difference.

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Episode 5 ⏳ - 2050

Imagine this: It’s the year 2050. Think of a child in your life that you care about. Now, add 25 years to their age—how old will they be? What kind of world will they inherit?

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Episode 6 🌱💭 - "I am always ready to learn, although I do not...

Does that resonate with you? 👀 It got me thinking—how often do I try to teach or convince others (at work, on climate action, etc.) rather than let them come to their own insights? 🤔

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Episode 7 🔄 - "Everything has already been said; but since no...

Today, in a world of endless distractions, the truth is easy to ignore. But when it comes to important issues—whether climate, equality, or wellness—sometimes we just need to keep repeating the message. And that’s okay. 💪

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Episode 8 ✨ - “If you can't fly, run; if you can't run, walk; if...

Let’s take this to heart. We can feel disappointed, but then we have to move forward. One step at a time, that’s how real change happens.

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Schaan (FL), November 14, 2024 – Hilti has been recognized as the world’s fifth best workplace in 2024 by Great Place to Work and Fortune magazine. This is the highest global ranking Hilti has achieved. The company was also certified as a Great Place to Work in more than 40 countries worldwide.

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Hilti Great Place to Work 2024 Global Ranking

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Great Place to Work 2024

Hilti recognized as world’s 5th best workplace

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World's Best Profile

National Best Workplaces™ Awards: Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kuwait, Mexico, The Netherlands, Panama, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Türkiye, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Vietnam

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Certified Company

We provide leading-edge products, services and software to the construction professional.

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Join the Climate Reality Leadership Corps during The Climate Reality Project’s Paris Training this 28 - 30 March, featuring Al Gore and a stellar line-up of speakers for three days of in-person workshops, presentations, and networking where you’ll learn how to advance ambitious climate solutions in your work, school, and life.

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Climate Reality Leadership Corps West Africa Training

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Extreme Weather and the Climate Crisis

Every new year seems to arrive on the heels of another unfortunate climate record set. And 2017’s is among the most startling: Climate-related and other natural disasters caused a staggering $306 billion in total damages in the US, making 2017 by far the most expensive year on record for disasters in the country.

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Climate101: Sea Level Rise

Absolute sea-level rise is the increase in the average sea level across the globe. And it’s a fact: Around the Earth, oceans are climbing higher and higher up our coastsand it’s happening faster and faster

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Climate 101: Natural Gas

Natural gas is a growing energy source—one many are putting a lot of faith in. But the arguments in support of natural gas are often based on outdated or incorrect information (sometimes going so far as to border on wishful thinking)

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Not Worth it: Fracked Gas and Petrochemical

Ethane cracker plants—and the polluting plastics they create—are the fossil fuel industry’s latest attempt to lock us into a dirty extractive economy, bringing extensive and expensive infrastructure that fills our air and water with toxic chemicals while contributing to climate change.

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Fossil Fuels and Health: Infectious Disease

Driven by the burning of fossil fuels like coal and oil, our world is getting warmer and warmer –and real people’s lives are in danger. Butnot just from the searing heat, violent storms, and rising seas most think of first when the conversation turns to our changing climate.

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