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10 episodes
Language
EnglishPublisher
Laila RehmanExplicit
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Date created
2021/04/06
Latest episode
2022/04/24
Average duration
10 min.
Release period
32 days
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The greenme podcast series is here to spotlight environmental problems and show how you can make small changes that can make a big difference on the planet. Each short episode covers issues such as fast fashion, the food industry, consumer culture, and their implications on planet Earth. Learn how aspects of your daily life affect the environment and ask yourself "how can I green-me?"
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Religion, Environmentalism, and Clothing Swaps!
2022/04/24
How can religion and interfaith work be used as fuel for other forms of activism, such as environmentalism? Find out on this episode of GreenMe (while learning how to host a clothing swap)! This episode features Tehilah Eisenstadt, director of Yachad and Family Engagement at the Congregation Beth Elohim in NYC.
Regulating Fashion
2022/03/18
Lawmakers are picking up on how much atrocity the fashion industry gets away with. The state of New York is working to pass a bill in the Senate, The Fashion Sustainability and Social Accountability Act, that aims to regulate the fast fashion industry. How can this be done? This short episode of GreenMe dives into the details and goals of this law that could change the way consumers buy clothes.
This Week's Forecast: Disaster!
2022/01/22
We experience almost six times more natural disasters than those in 1980. What is the connection between global warming and the increasing number of storms? How will we adapt? Find out in this episode of GreenMe.
What Happens to Donated Clothes?
2022/01/07
Think of all the clothing you’ve tossed in a garbage bag to donate. Do these items really end up in the hands of those in need? Why do 80% of our clothes and textiles end up in landfills? Find out in this short episode of GreenMe.
The Power of Textiles
2021/12/08
Your t-shirt tag may read “99% polyester”, but what does this mean? Dr. Erum Ilyas, dermatologist and founder of clothing brand AmberNoon, explains the composition and importance of textiles: materials that make up our clothing, bed sheets, pillow cases, furniture upholsteries, and countless other products. Visit her website and learn about her cause at ambernoon.com.
Rainforests: Destruction and Restoration
2021/10/10
The Amazon Rainforest spans across eight countries, holds half of the world’s terrestrial animal species, and stores 123 billions tonnes of carbon. Rainforests around the world are being destroyed, while others are being restored. What makes a forest fit for destruction or restoration?
How the World is Losing Water
2021/09/02
Glaciers- from the Rocky Mountains to the Himalayas, ice caps provide fresh water for millions of humans across the globe. However, they are melting faster than ever before. This episode of GreenMe focuses in on cities in Pakistan to explain how melting ice caps are affecting people and their water supplies.
How National Parks are Changing
2021/08/16
Some of America’s most protected ecosystems are in danger. This episode of GreenMe explores the impacts of climate change on Yellowstone National Park- and how tourists and experts alike believe the park is changing.
The USA is on Fire! Literally.
2021/08/01
Yes, we’re on fire! But this isn’t about the Olympics. Wildfires have burned almost 500,000 acres of Californian land this year so far. These disasters are growing bigger and faster by the minute- why? This episode of GreenMe dives into the ongoing issue of wildfires, how climate change is tied into it, and how we can adapt to our changing world.
Sow What? How American Agriculture is Changing
2021/07/13
What is it like to operate a sustainable, organic farm in modern-day America? Dr. Hisham Moharram, owner and founder of Good Tree Farm in New Egypt, New Jersey, discusses his experiences as an agribusiness owner in this episode of GreenMe: the Podcast.
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anonymousboy149964323 2021/07/07
Eye-Opening!
GreenMe packs a punch with its quick episodes. Listeners are faced with the facts in a hard hitting manner that convinces them to change their ways in...
Klr001 2021/04/08
Enlightening
This discourse not only raised my awareness about how fashion impacts the environment, but it gives you a plan of action. Buy less. Trash less. I can ...
ue sider 2021/04/08
Small changes. Big results
Important message, delivered in a crystal clear voice with forceful delivery. Looking forward to listening to the future episodes.
NJ, USA 2021/04/08
fresh perspective
too the point and relevant! Look forward to hearing more
sulayman hussain 2021/04/08
Beautiful.
Outstanding introduction. Looking forward to the future.
DocSRR 2021/04/08
Great!
Really interesting and relevant. Will definitely keep listening!
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