Women of Colour in Climate Leadership
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Indigenous women globally lead the fight against climate change, drawing on ancestral wisdom. With just 5% of the population, they protect 80% of the world’s biodiversity. Their holistic knowledge is crucial in shaping effective climate policies. It’s vital to amplify their voices and collaborate for a sustainable future, recognizing their…
“You have to act as if it were possible to radically transform the world. And you have to do it all the time”
Angela Davis
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Coral Graveyard: Great Barrier Reef records Worst Coral Bleaching Event 2024
The Great Barrier Reef, a 2,300km natural wonder, is rapidly dying due to rising ocean temperatures. Aerial surveys reveal over 79% of reefs show some…
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Nzambi Matee: turning plastic into bricks
Amidst this catastrophic plastic waste crisis, global environmental leader and a self-driven entrepreneur, Nzambi Matee is revolutionizing sustainability while gearing towards affordable housing, by turning…
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Best Websites to find Environmental Jobs in Canada
The environmental and sustainability job market is rapidly growing with a projected quarter million new jobs in Canada by 2029. If you’re interested in this…
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10 Must-Read Environmental Books -BIPOC Authors
It’s a widely acknowledged reality in virtually every industry, notably within environmental sustainability and climate action, that Black, Indigenous, and People of Color voices are…
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10 BIPOC Youth Leaders Fighting Climate Crisis
In this blog, we put a spotlight on the stories of ten remarkable BIPOC youth leaders whose unwavering dedication and visionary actions are shaping a…
● AUTHOR’s NOTE – WWP
Hey! I’m Viloka, the author behind this blog and an ecopreneur. With a passion for sustainability and a heart for social justice, I bring a diverse and inclusive perspective to environmental advocacy. Join me as I navigate green spaces, amplifying voices and inspiring change, one blog post at a time.
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