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Climate Change
interviewBY Selva Ozelli ·
10·20·26
From tracking groundwater depletion to mapping wildfire damage, satellite technology is changing how we understand and respond to climate risks. In this interview, Dr. Nusret Demir of Akdeniz University discusses Türkiye’s space capabilities, his involvement in COP31 and the practical applications of remote sensing. He also reflects on his father’s influence and why communication, cultural […]
EnvironmentinterviewBY Selva Ozelli ·
10·20·26
In this interview with Selva Ozelli, archaeologist Dr Halil Mert Erdoğan shares his journey into archaeology, recent discoveries at Olympos and reflections on Göbeklitepe, alongside efforts to protect Türkiye’s cultural and natural heritage from climate change.
Waste & Recycling
inspirationBY Selva Ozelli ·
10·05·26
As Türkiye and Australia prepare to lead COP31, zero waste, methane reduction, climate adaptation and cultural heritage are moving to the center of the global climate conversation. The Legacy / Kalit / Legado exhibitions bring these themes together through international art, science and sustainability.
EnvironmentinterviewBY Selva Ozelli ·
09·21·26
Margie Turrin of Columbia’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory discusses climate literacy, Hudson River fieldwork, polar science, youth engagement, and the emerging environmental challenges of AI and data centers.
EnvironmentinterviewBY Selva Ozelli ·
09·16·26
Lamont-Doherty geophysicist Dr. Michael Steckler has spent 25 years studying Bangladesh, where a locked subduction zone beneath the world's largest delta could one day produce an M8.2 earthquake. He explains how soft sediments amplify shaking, why Bangladesh escaped the 2004 tsunami, and why 2026's deadly quakes reflect where people live rather than a change in […]
EnvironmentinterviewBY Selva Ozelli ·
09·15·26
Columbia atmospheric chemist Dr Roisin Commane measures greenhouse gases everywhere from Arctic permafrost to the streets of New York. She explains what changed when the city banned high-sulfur fuel oil, why the 2023 Canadian wildfire smoke was so dangerous to breathe, and why electrifying heating matters more for clean air than electrifying cars.
EnvironmentinterviewBY Selva Ozelli ·
09·11·26
Biological oceanographer Sheean Haley explores the hidden importance of marine phytoplankton, the effects of climate change and pollution, and how art, citizen science and ecological stewardship can deepen our connection with the natural world.
EnvironmentinterviewBY Selva Ozelli ·
08·07·26
From a 500-million-year-old magma chamber in southwest Nigeria to the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Dr Folarin Kolawole has built a career studying how continents pull apart. We spoke about the mentors who shaped his path, the hidden 200-million-year-old faults that produced the 4.8 magnitude New York/New Jersey earthquake, and whether a warming planet means a shakier […]
Introducing TRVST
Hello. Thank you for stopping by. At TRVST we’re working to champion change makers, their stories and inspire collective action for positive change. We believe that by helping to join the dots between people with the passion to make a difference and the resources required to achieve the outcomes that matter we can all help to address many of the big issues of our time.
From climate change, plastic pollution, zero waste through sustainable fashion & equality. And looking after ourselves and each other. There’s a lot our individual contributions summed can achieve.
Behind the scenes, we’ve big plans to build technology to help make all this happen. Meanwhile, we’re busy sharing content to inspire the future we want to see. Enjoy, have a click around and hit the sign up button below for occasional updates.
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