What on Earth is: simplifying environmental jargon

What On Earth

October 1, 2020October 12, 2020Ayushi Shah

What on Earth is: simplifying environmental jargon

With ‘What On Earth’ we want to simplify the jargon and issues around climate change and other environmental topics. And the bonus? We tell you what you can do to help.

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With ‘What On Earth’ we want to break down and simplify important topics and jargons surrounding the climate emergency. After all, how do we solve an issue without deeply understanding what it is? . So today, let's talk about carbon footprint. What is it and why is it important for you and me to reduce ours? More importantly, why is it important to lobby against the top 100 corporations of the world to fix this problem? Swipe left to know more, and send the post to someone to share your knowledge. Every step counts (pun intended). . #carbonfootprint #simplysustainable #eco #sustainability #environment #ecospotlight #green #climatechange #climateemergency #climate #savetheplanet #fridaysforfuture

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With ‘What On Earth’ we want to explain important topics surrounding the climate emergency and other environmental topics. We start this series with the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. . The Great Pacific Garbage Patch – GPGP – is one of five large gyres in the ocean where litter accumulates. It is located between the US states California and Hawaii in the pacific ocean. Swipe left to see all the information and go to our website to learn more about the GPGP. . #garbage #greatpacificgarbagepatch #cleanup #oceanwaste #recycle #reuse #plastic #pacific #ocean #eco #sustainability #environment #ecospotlight #green #climatechange #climateemergency #climate

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Ayushi Shah

I'm Ayushi Shah and I co-founded Eco-Spotlight to tell stories of green innovation and remind the world (and myself) that there is hope for humanity and the planet. Reach out to me at ayushi (at) eco-spotlight (dot) com

Website http://eco-spotlight.com

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