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Talks on sustainability largely seem to be a western concept. But #DidYouKnow our indigenous communities have been leading a pro environment lifestyle for centuries? In the 6th episode of “Now that’s a good question”, Nitisha Agrawal, Founder & Director, Smokeless Cookstove Foundation answers ‘How are indigenous communities taking the lead to combat climate change?' Tune in to listen to the episode. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Millions around the world are embracing a sustainable lifestyle to reduce their carbon footprint. But often even when the intention is right, one is not aware of the right ways to be environmentally responsible. In the 5th episode of “Now that’s a good question”, Kristy Durtman, environmental media creator and founder of Brown Girl Green takes us through the nitty-gritties of ‘How to embrace sustainable lifestyle?’ Tune in to listen to the episode. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Did you know that 1/3rd of the food produced globally goes to waste? As individuals, we can do a lot to prevent such excessive wastage. In this week’s episode of our podcast “Now that’s a good question”, we have Monica Kisic Aguirre, a culinary artist and chef with a PhD in Molecular Biology join us to answer a pressing question - ‘How can one create a zero waste kitchen?’ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our planet is no longer in the same condition it once was. Today’s youth is eager to leave a better planet behind and is at the forefront of climate activism across the globe. They are asking the right questions to the people in power & leading the pathway for a future that’s good on you, and for the earth. In this week’s episode of our podcast “Now that’s a good question”, we have with us a 13 year old climate activist from India, Ridhima Pandey. From being one of the 16 children to file a complaint at the United Nations Climate Action Summit against lack of government action on the climate change crisis to featuring in the BBC’s list of 100 inspiring and influential women from around the world for 2020, Ridhima has done her fair share to fight the climate crisis at such a young age. Tune in to hear Ridhima share her thoughts on ‘How can youth help fight climate change?’  Follow 'Now that's a good question', a podcast series by SuRC for a new episode every Friday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Several environmental groups have struggled to be a more diverse community, raising the question whether #Inclusiveness is just a buzzword? In the 2nd episode of “Now that’s a good question”, we have with us Isaias Hernandez, an Environmental Educator and creator of QueerBrownVegan with an intriguing segment on ‘Is the sustainability movement inclusive?’ Tune into 'Now that's a good question', a podcast series by SuRC now. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Each year the world consumes 80 billion new pieces of clothing. The overconsumption only leads to the dumping of one-time or unused clothes into landfills. This is why 1/5th of landfill waste comprises fast fashion products. So how can the fashion industry ever be sustainable? Learn all about it from Arpit Srivastava, Regional Marketing & Branding Manager (South Asia, Middle East and Thailand) at Lenzing Group, in the 1st episode of Season 1 of 'Now that's a good question', a podcast series by SuRC. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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