Babette Porcelijn is a prominent Dutch journalist and author currently affiliated with De Correspondent. She is best known for her investigative work on sustainability and environmental issues, bringing complex topics to a broad audience through her insightful reporting and publications.
In 2022, Babette Porcelijn was honored with the Sustainability Prize for her outstanding contributions to environmental journalism. The award recognized her efforts in educating the public about sustainability issues and her innovative approach to storytelling that inspires action.
In 2020, Babette Porcelijn launched the 'Think Big Act Now' campaign, aimed at raising awareness about the urgent need for systemic change to combat climate change. The campaign encourages individuals and organizations to adopt sustainable practices and has been widely recognized for its impact and reach.
In 2019, Babette Porcelijn released 'Het Happy 2050 Scenario', a visionary book that outlines a sustainable future for the Netherlands. The book presents a detailed roadmap for achieving environmental goals by 2050, combining scientific research with practical steps for individuals and policymakers.
Babette Porcelijn joined De Correspondent in 2017, where she began contributing in-depth articles on environmental and sustainability issues. Her work at De Correspondent is characterized by a focus on systemic solutions and innovative approaches to tackling climate change, resonating with a wide readership.
In 2015, Babette Porcelijn published her influential book 'De Verborgen Impact', which explores the hidden environmental impacts of everyday life. The book gained significant attention for its comprehensive analysis and practical advice on reducing one's ecological footprint, establishing her as a leading voice in sustainability.
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