Circular Economy Makes the World Go Around | Stephanie Clarissa | TEDxYouth@SWA
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2021
- Stephanie is an environmental advocate whose passion for sustainability was sparked by an urge to protect the beauty and vibrant nature of Indonesia. She co-founded the non-profit organization Project Planet Indonesia, a platform and community made to increase awareness and individual action towards environmental issues. Through their work, they have inspired many to take small steps towards living a more sustainable lifestyle, while providing the tools necessary to initiate change. She and her organization work with a wide variety of students and schools supporting service learning and community service and action related sustainability. Stephanie is an environmental advocate whose passion for sustainability was sparked by an urge to protect the beauty and vibrant nature of Indonesia. She co-founded the non-profit organization Project Planet Indonesia, a platform and community made to increase awareness and individual action towards environmental issues. Through their work, they have inspired many to take small steps towards living a more sustainable lifestyle, while providing the tools necessary to initiate change. Project Planet works with students and schools to support service learning and community service and action related to sustainability. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
WOOHOO what an inspiring talk! We agree, small actions x many people = huge impact! 😍🌱
Keep up the good work 💫💥🔥
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Bravo ..... though our product still using plastic but we intentionally choose the ecofriendly one with higher cost price in return. Hope soon there will be a non plastic packaging suit to out product
People only care about money seems like
nothing new
Old talk, new faces. Small action, 8bn pple worldwide. 10 yrs from now, small action, 18bn pple. 20 yrs from now, small action, 28bn pple. Zero sum formula. Solution = depopulation, not just recycling. In your graph, u omiited the pic of waste generated from recyling. Plastic recycling doesnt mean there is no waste generated.