I was interviewed by Barbara Vödisch, who is an international expert for the new age, author of thirteen books, founder of the Golden Future Club, and journalist. She shows with her work how we can stay on the sunny side even in times of social crisis by actively shaping things in a positive way. She asked Erlijn van Genuchten how sustainability can be fun.

Author and poet Leslie Tate interviewed Erlijn van Genuchten on her passion for sustainability and how she approaches her work.

In this radio interview, Erlijn van Genuchten spoke to Giles Brown about her latest book "A Guide to a Healthier Planet 2" and how we can contribute to positive change.

In this interview, Erlijn van Genuchten spoke to Liz Gardner about the topics covered in her book "A Guide to a Healthier Planet" and what we as individuals can do to make a positive difference to a healthier planet.

An inspiring conversation with scientist and author Erlijn van Genuchten, diving deep into her new book, A Guide to a Healthier Planet. Uncover the science behind these critical issues and discover practical steps you can take to make a difference. Learn about sustainable solutions, breakthrough eco-anxiety, and empower yourself to create positive change.

In this radio interview, Erlijn van Genuchten spoke to Hannah Murray about how we as individuals can make a positive difference to a healthier planet by taking simple steps in daily life.

In this episode of the 180 Degrees podcast by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland, Dr van Genuchten has a conversation with Jim Scheer on her previous work in Ethical Hacking, "prosumers", digitalisation for better energy infrastructure, and why we as individuals can make a huge difference toward a more sustainable future.

Web3 and sustainability? Does that work and if so, how? 
This Friday we are happy to welcome our inspiring guest Dr. Erlijn van Genuchten, Global Changemaker in the field of sustainable living. As there are many things that require special attention these days, such as greenhouse gas emissions, microplastics, extinction of species and many more, Erlijn is contributing towards a more sustainable future. As Global Changemaker it is her mission to - make scientific research on nature and sustainability available to the broad public, so that we can take action based on science - increase the fascination and love for nature, and - educate on why taking action is important.

Jeanne Yacoubou writes in this article in Readers Digest about how we can get inspired by the world's most sustainable countries to make an even bigger positive difference for our planet.

In this podcast with Bicara Supply Chain, Dr. Erlijn van Genuchten talks about how artificial intelligence enables a sustainable future. Here are some of the highlights from the podcast: What is your view on the current trend of sustainability? What is the relation between AI development and sustainability goal? How can AI enable a sustainable future? What support do we need in order to utilize the implementation of AI in sustainability project?

Dr. Erlijn van Genuchten tells us in this podcast with NatureHub how to implement healthy habits, reminding us about the importance of not being too harsh on ourselves and not expecting perfection. When we plan to run a marathon, we don’t go for a marathon on day one, right? We train gradually and grow slowly. This is a great analogy for sustainable living too! In this interview, Erlijn tells us how to save money through sustainable living. We discuss climate anxiety and ways to not feel that burning worry about the future.

The Vegan Review explains why Erlijn van Genuchten shook her life up, quit her full-time job and challenged herself to make 365 changes towards sustainability.

In an exciting conversation with our guest Dr. Erlijn van Genuchten in the Live and Learn Podcast, we discuss sustainable living, growth mindset, inspiration and leadership, personal responsibility and cultural awareness, consistency and results.

Dr. Erlijn van Genuchten with Enuf talks about the role of individuals driving change within the industry in the #CUcompost Fireside Chat: Mindfulness in the Face of the Climate Crisis.

Is the sustainable future we want as humans a dream or reality? This vital question can only be well-answered by testing the science of sustainability on the ground. In practice, both individual and collective actions are needed for transition into a future that is just and sustainable. Various women are doing incredible things around the world in different locations, fields and at different scales to milk-in sustainability benefits that are socially acceptable and enjoyable. I can confidently mention of Greta Thunberg, Ilona M. Otto, Helen Clark, Wilfred Selby, Kamala Harris, Erlijn van Genuchten, and Zanetor Agyman-Rawlings. WINS (Women In Sustainability) in the UK is another rising cadre of powerful women movement to keep eyes on as far as sustainable development by practice is concerned. In this brief text, the ultimate message is about an outstanding sustainability initiative by Erlijn van Genuchten.

As a social entrepreneur and Senior Associate for a secondment in Corporate Responsibility at PricewaterhouseCoopers, Dr. Erlijn van genuchten talks in this podcast about the similarities between penetration testing and sustainability. Also: How does she make more environmentally friendly decisions in her everyday life? Why is she comparing her 365 Sustainable Decisions Challenge to a hot air balloon ride? Join Erlijn in her challenge.

After writing several useful articles with tips on leading a sustainable lifestyle for IMPAKTER, Dr. Erlijn van Genuchten has sat down with us for an interview about her 365 Sustainable Decisions Challenge.

"The 365 Sustainable Decisions Challenge is a personal challenge to make one sustainable decision per day for 365 days. The idea is that if you make changes gradually you are more likely to adopt a sustainable lifestyle. I learned about this challenge over twitter and decided to interview its originator. I found the challenge very inspiring and I hope that you do too! – Meredith"