Humans have always made tools to improve their lives. We tend to picture technology as screens and apps, but it's far broader than that — solar panels, cement, electric bikes, highways. The applications and tools we've created are almost endless. Any application of knowledge for a practical purpose counts. What I find interesting is looking at all of it through a sustainable, long-term lens: is it building toward something worth keeping?

Sustainable Tech Notes

July 2025 · PDF article

Why Investors Should Care About Biodiversity

A piece I wrote for ABN AMRO's Sustainable Investing magazine. Biodiversity risk in food retail portfolios rarely shows up on a balance sheet — but it's there. This article makes the case for why engagement is the tool to make it visible and manageable.

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June 2025 · PDF article

The AI Revolution: Balancing Innovation and Sustainability

Here's is a piece I wrote for one of ABN AMRO's investment publications.

The article explains how the rapid growth of artificial intelligence creates environmental and social risks, and how the EU's AI Act aims to guide its development in a more responsible and sustainable way.

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