Stuart Reigeluth
Founder of REVOLVE
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Stuart Reigeluth is Founder of REVOLVE. He holds an MBA (2015) from the Solvay-Ponts business school (Brussels-Paris) and a MA (2005) in Arab and Middle East Studies from the American University of Beirut, Lebanon. He has contributed to numerous media outlets, including Foreign Policy, El Pais, El Mundo, al-Hayat, European Voice, EURACTIV, Gulf News, The Daily Star, and al-Ahram Weekly.
Opinions | 14 November 2023
Rising temperatures, growing populations, and expanding cities, India needs more circular systemic solutions for providing cooling. India functions around economies-of-scale,…
Features | 20 June 2023
What are contrails and how much do they contribute to global emissions? Once you start seeing contrails, you will not…
Beyond | 21 April 2023
Active protection and restoration can reverse biodiversity loss and make the planet nature positive by 2030. The term “Nature Positive”…
Opinions | 31 January 2023
Hydrogen produced from renewables is better for the environment, super for society and great for business. International development bankers, sovereign…
Opinions | 24 January 2023
Sultan Al Jaber’s forward vision inspires hope for a sustainable future. In June 2009, in the Egyptian resort town of…
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Without any freshwater resources, Lampedusa needs renewables for sustainable water access. Lampedusa is Italy’s southern-most island, located off the eastern…
Opinions | 10 May 2022
We can all become more energy independent – here’s how energy communities can make it happen. We know now that…
Features | 24 March 2022
Cities and regions are at the vanguard of circular bioeconomy systems. Largely as a result of exploitative capitalism, the linear…
Opinions | 19 March 2021
This year marks the beginning of the new UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration (2021-2030), which follows on footsteps and efforts of the UN Decade on…
Features | 16 December 2019
Mammals were born to move. The foal and deer stagger around within minutes on long shaky legs. The human squawks…
Opinions | 20 November 2019
“No thanks, I’ve had enough” is what we say when asked if we wanted more to eat or drink. But…
Opinions | 22 October 2019
Katowice/Brussels – In the south-eastern part of Poland, in the Upper Silesian Coal Basin, there is a coal mine near…
Features | 18 April 2019
Imagine connecting Morocco to Oman with a high-speed train going across North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula transporting people and…
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There is a time to rejoice, and a time to resist – Rawabi is doing both in defying all odds…
Features | 21 March 2018
“Trees can’t walk.” (p.186) Once seeds land and catch hold, or when saplings are planted and the trees begin their…
Opinions | 20 December 2016
There is a looming water crisis that is beginning to manifest itself in very serious ways across North Africa and…
Opinions | 10 December 2012
The positive changes in the Arab world herald a new era for millions of people. At the start of this…
Opinions | 1 June 2012
Some call climate fluctuations “global weirding” rather than global warming because of mild winters and sudden summer hails. Call it…