Join Brianne West, environmentalist, social entrepreneur, and founder of Ethique and Incrediballs, as she dives deep into the world of 'sustainability'. "Now, That's What I Call Green" demystifies the myths, shares the science, and helps you navigate the world of sustainability. For those curious about the environment and eager to make a difference, this podcast is your compass to navigating the (... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NatureScience |
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There’s something I’ve been seeing a lot of on social media lately. Ecoapathy. Ecoanxiety. There is a growing number of people who are not only angry and apathetic but also saying “what is the point, it’s too late now to prevent climate catastrophe’.... more
This week we’re going to talk about lawns. They look great, right? They're soft to walk on, I guess they're nice enough to look at. They're great for backyard cricket if you are one of those people. But they're actually pretty shit for the environmen... more
I have had enough of trolls and the idea of the perfect environmentalist. I’m sure many of you have seen or experienced random people on the internet tearing down anyone’s attempts at being eco friendly by pointing out other areas where they have fai... more
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