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Mumbai के CSMT station पर बन रहा है हवा से पानी, देखिए central Railway के Meghdoot project की क्या हैं खासियतें ? 

Shubhi is a multidisciplinary designer who believes that everything we call waste, can be put to use. Her current practice, Material Library of India, focuses on investigating value chains and making waste materials come to life again. 
 

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♻️ Time Stamps 00:00:00 - Intro 

00:06:28 - Background Story 

00:10:09 - Disconnect as a conscious designer 

00:12:59 - Masters in material futures 

00:17:25 - Material Library of India 

00:21:15 - Good and bad materials 

00:24:58 - Material Literacy 

00:32:15 - Processes 

00:35:20 - Multi-disciplinary approach 

00:38:37 - Inspirations in life 

00:41:24 - Material innovations 

00:46:00 - Message to everyone
 

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Kevin Ann Jordan@tailoredstylist has been helping women get dressed since age three, starting with her younger sister. Growing up in a remote mountain town in California, she didn't have a lot of exposure to the fashion world but she loved the bi-annual school clothing shopping trips and reading fashion magazines. Kevin has always wanted to help people, and after a corporate career in the healthcare industry, she realized that she could help women on an individual level through styling. Starting at Stitch Fix, Kevin was trained as a virtual stylist and later started her own business, cultivating a roster of clients around the world from Sydney to New York to Vancouver.

Always practical, Kevin disliked the amount of waste created by the fashion industry, including the amount of low quality clothing piling up in women's closets. With a mantra of quality over quantity, Kevin began to discover the sustainable fashion movement. Starting in her own closet, Kevin learned just how bad our clothing, and consumerist culture is for the planet, its people and animals.

Today, Kevin makes it her mission to help the planet one closet at a time through her one-on-one work with clients, as well as the Sustainable Style Club she launched in 2022. Kevin is spreading the message about buying less, recycling more, curating mindful, beautiful closets and wearing clothes that make us feel great, without compromising the planet.

She’s my guest this week and shares a million good ideas about how to think about what you're wearing and how it impacts the environment starting with understanding your style manifesto, to buying less, re-imagining your clothes and how to recycle them. Her work is truly quite transformative, and I am excited to share this conversation with you.

Here are some of the resources and companies Kevin talked about on the show today: Good On You app and website Goodonyou.eco, ForDays - takeback bag, Marine Layer, Smartwool, Nisolo Everlane,Outerknown,Madewell, Eileen Fisher and Patagonia.

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In this episode, students at Notre Dame Prep give an insider's look into the school's Environmental Club, how to get involved, and some fun upcoming events.

We’re living in the biggest waste crisis in human history and in this episode Aneesh talks ‘trash’ with his sister Sonika to understand small changes we all can make to live a more sustainable life and protect the environment. Aneesh and Sonika discuss proper waste management, effective recycling, and what being eco-friendly actually means. All these changes are better for you and the planet!

Key takeaways

• Small changes in everyday life to generate less waste

• How living sustainably does not compromise your lifestyle

• Composting at home

• Making bioenzyme cleaners at home

• Recycling

• Sustainable brands in India

Sonika is a media professional, mother of a 3-year-old, and a sustainability enthusiast. She embarked on a journey toward a sustainable and low-waste lifestyle after her son was born. Through her Instagram account, she shares her experiences, tips, and tricks to help and encourage as many people as possible to shift towards a more sustainable way of life

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An all-round bon-vivant, Aneesh Bhasin is a commentator on all things cool and is one of GQ’s 30 most influential young Indians. Follow him on Instagram and twitter on @aneeshb

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Sustainability. We hear that (very important) buzzword all the time, but when it comes to making earth-friendly choices, it can be hard to know where to start. Join Laura and Katy as they talk about what they do and what they wish they could do on their quest to live a more sustainable life. 

In this episode of, In Line with Nature, Hannah MacInnes talks to Karen Scrivener, a material chemist, to discuss why there is such a pressing need to rethink current norms in construction in order to design and create a healthy, resilient and sustainable built environment for our growing population.

Part 2 of Connecting With Nature has us talking about all the pollinators and their very important jobs. Also what can we do to help these busy creatures thrive, even in your local neighborhood! With good laughs and fun information we learn that everything has a place in this world and how we can make a difference to help more and take a little less. Simple changes that can make a big difference.

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Its spring cleaning time Bloomers! Time to bring in the  bright new colors of spring and welcome the fresh warm sunshine, but with a eco friendly twist! We challenged ourselves and you to do the research and make the eco friendly switch to homemade natural cleaning solutions. We're giving you all the details! lets get cleaning Bloomers!  Use the hashtag #cleanbloomers and share your spring cleaning experience with us!

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Plastik wird häufig aus Erdöl und anderen umweltschädlichen Stoffen hergestellt. Aber muss das so sein? Diese Frage haben sich Clara, Doro und Bastian aus Erfurt gestellt. Um sie zu beantworten, gingen sie ins Labor. Als sie herauskamen, hatten sie zumindest einen kleinen Baustein in der Hand, wie Plastik ein wenig nachhaltiger werden kann.

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This week, The Musafir Stories speaks with Akanksha Siwach, solo traveller, amateur gardener and a terrific storyteller who blogs at https://talesofthehiddentrails.wordpress.com

Today's destination: Glaw Lake, Arunachal Pradesh

Nearest Airport: Dibrugarh Airport, DIB

Nearest Railway Station: New Tinsukia Railway Station, NTSK

Prerequisites - Inner Line permit, Permit for the trek/camping

Packing - Pack light, good shoes/gumboots, rucksack, tent, sleeping bag and SALT - watch out for those leeches!

Time of the year - October - March

Length of the itinerary: 2 days

Itinerary Highlights:

Akansha takes us on a trek to the mystical Glaw lake in Arunachal Pradesh. Glaw lake is situated in the Wakro town of eastern Arunachal Pradesh, in the Lohit district - a sparsely populated region, still pristine with flora and fauna.

The lake is situated in the middle of Kamlang Tiger reserve, close to the Burmese and Tibetan border. The reserve is filled with thick forests full of exotic plants and animals - plantains, dry fruits like Chahal, oranges, elephant apple, butterflies, gibbons, the Great Indian hornbill, Himalayan monals among others.

Akanksha’s guide was a local student from Arunachal - Bethem, who helped navigate through this 7-8 hour trek (one way). Important pit stops include the forest hut, the suspension bridge over the Lohit River, trekker’s hut in Kalai among others.

Legend goes that Glaw lake welcomes anyone visiting the lake for the first time and is welcomed by showers, which was true in Akanksha’s case as well. Another legend goes that no one ever drowns at the Glaw (also no one swims at the Glaw!) and the lake never gets dirty!

The team arrives at the site of the lake just after noon, and spends time exploring around the lake. The team also meets up with a couple of local Miju Mishmi fishermen who help with breakfast the following day.

Akanksha and team also get a chance to share a meal with the fishermen and try out some of the local food. The views of the Glaw lake the following morning at sunrise are something to treasure - the mystical lake covered with mist and crystal-clear water as the first rays of the sun shine on the camping area. Akanksha also has a chance to go on a short boat ride on a raft made by the fishermen.

Miju Mishmi are one of the prominent tribes of the north east and are a very hardy people surviving on the resources from the mountains and forests. Akanksha shares some background about the tribe and their ways of life.

Akanksha also shares further details about places in the vicinity that one could visit, including Parashuram Kund, Walong, Namti plains, Golden pagoda and a few more places in the vicinity

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When it comes to living alternatively, our friends at The Epic Family Road Trip know what their doing. We are so exited to have out first gust Carol and Caroline Vanstralen on to talk about how to make anywhere your home. Also we get to chat about Rilley and Emma own alternative way of living.  

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Ved Krishna | Environmentalist

 Ved,Head of Strategy at Yash Papers, it could have been very easy to rest on the laurels of his father but he was made of different stuff. Having studied in a boarding school – Welham Boys – and having an educationist mother and a self-made father whose entrepreneurial exploits were legendary, independent-minded Ved too wanted to leave his mark on the world. With the spirit of life burning bright he sought his own adventures with his own stories to tell. 

Today, Phil interviews Ellen Spooner, a marine biologist and communications specialist with ECS Federal in support of NOAA. Ellen tells us about how she got passionate about marine biology, the nature of science communication, and how NOAA uses scientific data to manage fisheries around the country.

Read more about these programs at https://ecstech.com/solutions/environmental-science/ and https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/

This week we have a special guest. This is the second time he has been on our podcast and it is a pleasure to have him as a guest again.

We have invited Thomas Mortlock  back for an interview to comment on the extreme weather events happening around the globe.

From extreme heat and fires in North America where we lost so much of the biodiversity in the Ocean and on land to the floods across central Europe and central Asia, to the fires burning in Turkey, Greece, Italy with considerable economic damages but unimaginable losses to human and animal lives, we are trying to find out if this is a sign of what’s to come.

Thomas is Senior Risk Scientist at Risk Frontiers where he leads the development of physical climate risk modelling services and Risk Frontiers' coastal, flood and tropical cyclone catastrophe loss models. He has worked for over 12 years in the fields of climate science, catastrophe risk and insurance, resilience, and coastal and flood modelling. Thomas is a Chartered Engineer and an Adjunct Fellow at Macquarie University. He holds a PhD in the field of Coastal Geoscience.

For more information on the cause of these events and what we can expect in the future please go to the links below for the last Risk Frontier Briefings.

• https://riskfrontiers.com/insights/causal-links-between-the-north-american-heatwave-and-european-and-chinese-floods/
• https://riskfrontiers.com/insights/community-insurance-against-climate-change-wildfires-in-california-and-the-need-for-forward-looking-wildfire-loss-modelling/
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• Mark Carney: Breaking the tragedy on the Horizon - Climate Change and Financial Stability
• CSIRO - climate change models and research
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#018 | My Auto is my Wohnzimmer

Markus Petzl ist gnadenloser Optimist und begnadeter Vordenker. Und einer der Top Unternehmensberater, wenn es darum geht disruptive Potentiale für die Zukunft zu erkennen. Weit vorauszuschauen und jetzt schon denken, was in vielen Jahren sein wird. Das ist seine Kunst.

whoitis?

Warum ist das eigentlich so? Mit dieser fundamentalsten Form des disruptiven Widerstands challengte Markus bereits in jungen Jahren seine Professoren und -innen. Später dann, entsprechend abgehärtet und geschult, lernten seine Kunden in der Unternehmens- und Positionierungsberatung die einstige Unart zu schätzen und seine disruptiven Lösungen zu lieben. Mit 20 Jahren Erfahrung in herausfordernden Projekten in den unterschiedlichsten Branchen wie Media, Finance, Health, Industry oder Retail verbindet er auf erfrischende Weise Kompetenz mit Frechheit und gilt heute als einer der europäischen Experten in Sachen „disruptive strategy“ und „corporate disruption“. Genau dafür ist Markus auch ein vielgebuchter Redner im deutsch- sprachigen Raum. Darüber hinaus ist er leidenschaftlicher Unternehmer und ein unruhiges Fünftel eines Startups, das den europäischen Strommarkt auf den Kopf stellen wird. Zusammengefasst lebt, denkt und tanzt er glücklich verliebt zwischen Wien, Tel Aviv und San Francisco.

wheretofind?

www.disruptive.wtf