Herminia Lee

Herminia Lee, a distinguished scholar with a Ph.D. from the University of Cambridge, has emerged as a leading voice in environmental sustainability in Europe. As the founder and chief editor of the "Global Journal of Sustainable Practices" and co-founder of the European Green Initiatives Network (EGIN), she has played a pivotal role in promoting sustainable practices across industries.

In her current role as Executive Director of the Sustainability Research Institute based in Berlin, Germany, Herminia leads numerous projects aimed at reducing carbon footprints and fostering green technologies. She is also an active speaker and consultant, known for her engaging talks on transitioning to renewable energy sources and innovative waste management solutions.

With over two decades of experience and authorship of fifteen books alongside countless articles, Herminia's work explores the intersection between community development and environmental health. Some of her notable works include "Living in Harmony with Nature: A Guide to Sustainable Living," "The Solar Revolution: Harnessing Sunlight for Tomorrow's Energy Needs," and "From Waste to Wealth: Transformative Strategies for a Circular Economy."

Herminia’s insights have been sought after by various media outlets, including BBC World News, The Guardian, and Der Spiegel, where she shares her expertise on how societies can adapt to climate change while preserving cultural heritage. Her initiatives have inspired communities around the globe to adopt more environmentally friendly practices, making her a beacon of hope in the fight against global warming.

As of 2024, Herminia continues to travel extensively, advocating for policies that support ecological balance and collaborating with international organizations to implement sustainable development goals. Her efforts have not only enriched academic discourse but have also led to practical applications that benefit people and the planet alike.