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Facilitating Collaboration in Sustainability and Recycling (opens the original)
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In this episode, Sustainable Solutions with Planet Aid host Monica Johnson talks to Megan Schulz Fontes, Executive Director of Northeast Recycling Council (NERC) Megan shares insights on sustainable recycling practices, the role of technology, and regional collaboration to advance environmental goals and NERC's upcoming Rethink Resource Use Conference in October.
The Living Roof: A Vision for Sustainable Architecture (opens the original)
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In this episode, we explore the innovative design and environmental benefits of the California Academy of Sciences' living roof, featuring insights from Aron Perfect, the Associate Director of Building Projects and Maintenance. Discover how this iconic structure integrates sustainability, wildlife habitat, and architectural beauty.
Sewing and Mending: A Resistance to Disposability (opens the original)
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In this episode, Monica Johnson interviews Janine Inselmann, CEO of Sewing Lab, about sustainable textile practices, community engagement, and circular fashion. Janine believes that sewing and mending are both ways to combat fast fashion and disposability. She also sees the skill as having a multiplier effect that can be shared and passed down. Monica and Janine discuss how sewing skills preserve cultural heritage, engage communities, promote sustainable living, and create economic opportunities
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