Levi’s is set to launch the more sustainable version of its most iconic product, the 501 Original, using recycled old jeans.
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Nazalea Kusuma
Naz is the Manager of International Digital Publications at Green Network Asia. She is an experienced and passionate writer, editor, proofreader, translator, and creative designer with over a decade of portfolio. Her history of living in multiple areas across Southeast Asia and studying Urban and Regional Planning exposed her to diverse peoples and cultures, enriching her perspectives and sharpening her intersectionality mindset in her storytelling and advocacy on sustainability-related issues and sustainable development.
Sustainability Scool confronts the challenge of teaching sustainability topics to people while at the same time improving their financial situation by focusing on food and women.
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Stories are an essential and powerful facet of our humanity. “Speculative Futures in the Climate Crisis” is the overall theme of a series of flash fictions by New Naratif.... Read more
When people think of urban life, they often think of traffic jams, pollution, crowded public transportation, and even flooding and high crime rates.... Read more
The young people of Indonesia are ready to support the upcoming G20 Summit 2022 in Bali through Y20.
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To empower a generation, education is where we start. The Global Schools case-study guidebook: "Practicing Education for Sustainable Development: Case Study Guide for Educators" was released on International Education Day, January 24th, 2022.
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Vaccine inequality and the widening global economic gap of today may lead to an even more divided world, as reported in The Global Risk Report 2022.... Read more
Indonesia is gearing up to host the G20 Summit 2022 in Bali this November, and T20 Indonesia 2022 is among the instruments for success.... Read more
Within this past week alone, words of irresponsible industry practices blew up in social media, and most people’s responses showed bewilderment and exhaustion that their individual actions might be useless in fighting climate change.
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The Atacama Desert is getting covered in 39,000 tons of clothes each year, many of them still unused.... Read more