Bags, Biodegradable, Compostable, Green Living
Gaia Discovery
Joanne Reed: Biodegradable PicknBin Bags ...
In an exclusive interview with Gaia Discovery, Joanne Reed - owner and managing director of PicknBin LLC - shares her motivation behind the design and marketing of a unique green product: PicknBin Clean-up Kits that comprise handy biodegradable bags and wet wipes encased in an easy-to-carry wallet for carrying trash and treasures alike.
Joanne Reed: Biodegradable PicknBin Bags Promote Nature Conservation
Conservation, Singapore
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Vilma D'Rozario: Passionate about wildlife

Gaia Discovery connects with Vilma D'Rozario of Cicada Tree Eco-Place for Mallika Naguran's MEM Alumni Group and the Nature Society talk titled "Face of the Conservationist". Originally presented at the SG50: Nurturing Nature with Community Involvement" Seminar. 

Vilma D'Rozario: Passionate about wildlife
Neoliberalism, Sustainable Development
Hui Zhen
Sustainability : or just Sustainababble?

What exactly is sustainability? Author and scientist Haydn Washington asks if it has become such and overused word as to become meaningless, rather than a key concept of the age.

Sustainability : or just Sustainababble?
Climate Change, Environment, Global Warming, Sustainable Living, Timor Leste
Gaia Discovery
Jose Ramos-Horta in After Rio+20: Asia Should ...
Nobel laureate Jose Ramos-Horta reviews the Rio+20 summit and suggests that Asia should lead the way in sustainable development in this written commentary.
Jose Ramos-Horta in After Rio+20: Asia Should Lead in Sustainable Development

Economic Development

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Gede and Ayu: Kitchen Missionaries

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Many activists use protest banners, campaigns and pressure groups to promote sustainable practices. But one couple in Bali believes that the path to sustainable living starts from the kitchen.

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Jeff Goodell on Climate Change: The Water Will Come

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An invited speaker at the Singapore Writers Festival 2018, author Jeff Goodell from the US speaks his mind on just how the climate has changed and what we can all do about it to Mallika Naguran of Gaia Discovery.

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Ian Rosenberger: Trash for Dignity

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Ian Rosenberger visited Haiti in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake, and what he saw, and who he met changed his life. They also spawned a whole new business dedicated to making money out of returning dignity and clearing dangerous plastic waste.

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Tony Oposa: Rethink Economics, Consumption & Role of Law

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Tony Oposa: Rethink Economics, Consumption & Role of Law

The connection between economics, progress, politics, power and law often leads to societal harm and environmental degradation in the name of progress. What does it take to review this chain of connection, and how?  Tony Oposa, award winning environmental lawyer, offers radical concepts and practical solutions in his recent publication Shooting Stars and Dancing Fish: A Walk to the World We Want. Mallika Naguran reviews the book and chats with Oposa.

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Neoliberal Nightmare: Can geography help sustain the world?

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Neoliberal Nightmare: Can geography help sustain the world?

The concentration of current political thinking on development and “progress” is not the best way to care for our planet, argues professor Mark Maslin of University College London.

 

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