How Your Sneakers Affect The Environment | NOVA Science Studio

How Your Sneakers Affect The Environment | NOVA Science Studio
Athletic sneakers are the most widely purchased shoes in the world. But along with big sales comes a huge carbon footprint from sneakers’ production and waste.
In this student-produced video, NOVA Science Studio student producers Emma Wasserman, Kabir Ali Jeevraj, and Ife Renro discuss how our sneaker buying habits affect the environment.
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[@Relatableheyrr]

A company is opening near my Village,,now I am afraid of its effect on my Village people life and environment

[@michaeldanielson2602]

Great video. Do you have other climate change themed videos that are produced with students?

[@coldfinger459sub0]

Like leather boots used from the leftover production of the meat processing plants instead of waste the skins in the hides are turned into shoes 👞
Hundred percent leather shoes where even the soul of the shoe is made out of cowhide or some other animal pig 🐖
And because of the durability of the upper leather you can have them resoled 2×4×5 times before you ever throw away the shoe.