4Earth

In this episode, we discuss throwaway culture, fast fashion, and more.

Doorae Shin founded and directs HawaiŻi Impact Collaborative, providing project management and community organizing services to clients with similar purposes in sustainability, justice, and equity, as well as charitable organizations. Doorae has been organizing and promoting sustainability and progressive change in Hawaii for more than ten years.

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In this episode, we discuss subjects related to gender equality in conservation, challenges women encounter, impostor syndrome, strategies for succeeding in the workplace while managing life, and how anyone can become a conservationist.Sara Pineda, Biologist and Natgeo Explorer, joins us to talk about her experience as a woman in conservation and the themes discussed above.

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Rachel Bustamante works as a Conservation Science and Policy Analyst at Earth Law Center. Her research and advocacy interests include the intersections of biodiversity conservation, ocean policy, and global environmental governance and justice, as well as the application of holistic solutions such as the Rights of Nature and other Earth-centered approaches. Rachel co-authored an article in PLOS Biology titled "Living in Relationship with the Ocean to Transform Governance in the UN Ocean Decade" and holds a Master of Public Policy with a concentration in Environmental Policy from the University of Maryland.

Rachell discusses human-nature relationships, environmental laws, MPAs, fast fashion, ocean pollution, plastic pollution, and other topics, in this episode.

Here are some other sustainable fashion brands to consider.

1. Madewell

2. Girlfriend Collective

3. Patagonia

4. Pact 

5. TenTree 

In this week's episode, Kat talks about the environmental impacts of the fashion industry. Kathryn Dillman is the Artistic Activism Coordinator at the New Jersey Student Sustainability Coalition. Along with that, she is currently becoming the team leader of Bye Bye Plastic Bags NJ and an active member of the Creative Team at the Youth.ify network. You can often find her studying environmental science at her high school and working hard in her environmental club.

Check these out!

Sustainable Online Businesses

https://www.thereformation.com/

https://www.tentree.com/

https://www.okabashi.com/

https://earthhero.com/

Online Secondhand Shops

https://www.thredup.com/

https://www.google.com/search?q=depop&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari

YouTube Links

https://m.youtube.com/@Shelbizleee

https://m.youtube.com/@KristenLeo

https://youtu.be/bSeu0gLdonE

https://youtu.be/NHp1ucQvQ9I

Fashion Revolution

https://www.fashionrevolution.org/

In this episode, I talk with Sophumelela, a shark research scientist who was featured on Nat Geo shark attack files in 2021. She is also a member of the Keep Fin Alive support group and a spokesperson for Youth4MPA. We discuss the threats to sharks by the human-shark conflict in South Africa, the truth about our fear of sharks, how media perspectives affect it, and how you can help protect sharks.

2nd Episode of 4Earth

This episode features, Covalence Global a youth Organization Fostering "covalent bonds" by building a global community of youth leaders combating climate change.

 In this episode, we have co-founders of Covalence Global Lulu and Sophia talking about the Covalence Mission, Projects, events, and current opportunities they offer, and a lot MORE!

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In this episode, you are going to learn more about the Ice crisis and Arctic Angels with our amazing guest Ingrid. She is currently working as an Arctic Angels coordinator in Global choices. Make sure to check out Arctic Angel's web page and follow Arctic Angels on Instagram. See you in the next episode!