What does Gaia mean?
The name “Gaia” of our company is not only a beautiful name meaning happiness in Italian. The Greek mythodology and the Gaia Theory are stories and set of values that provide a most well-fitting context to our professional services towards cleaner and safer Mother Earth – Innovative Solutions for Sustainability.
Gaia is the Greek goddess, which personifies the Earth itself. The word Gaia is a compound of two elements: Ge meaning the Earth and Aia meaning Grandmother. Often, Gaia is referred to as the Mother of Earth.
In modern times, the name Gaia has been connected to environmental theories. The Gaia Theory of James Lovelock, first published in 1969, proposes that every living organism and all inorganic material on the Earth are elementary parts of the living Earth. Everything matters on our cybernetic Earth.
This is what our Gaia stands for. Through our Innovative Solutions for Sustainability our clients make the world cleaner and safer.
Read James Lovelock's explanation of Gaia
