Turning the world green…
We asked Würth employees how they incorporate sustainability into their everyday lives. You can read their answers here.
Sustainability requires strong partners
The Würth Group has set out on the path towards climate neutrality and is getting closer to this goal step …
Room for storytelling
The Kocherwerk museum makes it possible to experience the history of the screw and fastener industry up close. Together with …
The man in the ice
Claus Hassing often takes a dogsled to visit his customers. As Würth’s only sales representative in Greenland, he sometimes works …
Growing tomatoes without sunlight
By the year 2050, the world population is projected to increase by a fourth. Greenhouses could play an increasingly important …
Filipus Sheehama: Upcycling art to create food for thought
Fillipus Sheehama is considered a young rebel from the Namibian art scene. He has no qualms about blatantly condemning abuse …
Lentil bolognese
Lentil bolognese is a vegan alternative to the classic ground beef sauce. Vegetables and mushrooms make the pasta sauce a …
Interview with Prof. Hans Joachim Schellnhuber
Renowned climate change researcher Prof. Dr. Hans Joachim Schellnhuber answers five questions about sustainability.
Namibia: A natural wonder with vast steppes
Namibia was one of the first countries to incorporate environmental protection into its constitution. Our portrait provides a glimpse into …
