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Green Earth
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Going paperless sounds like an obvious win for the planet, but the reality is far more complicated than that. Yes, physical books require cutting down trees and traveling across the globe. But e-readers carry a significant carbon footprint before you even turn them on, requiring you to read up to 36 books just to break even.In this episode, we explore solutions, the hidden costs on both sides, and ideas of what our relationship with paper can look like.
In this episode of the Green Earth Podcast, we welcome the project director of the Bulindi Chimpanzee Habitat Restoration Project and primatologist Dr Matt McLennan. We talk about how this innovative initiative is not only safeguarding the natural...
Why do people instinctively reach for the "regular" product over the eco-friendly one, even when they're identical? In this episode, we tackle this frustrating perception problem with sustainable products and explore how we don't need to fight it,...
When talking about carbon projects, it’s natural to focus on the carbon emissions said projects are capturing or avoiding. However, the positive impacts from high quality carbon projects goes much further. In this episode, we talk to Haron Wachira,...
