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Eco-Stories: Puja Ganguli – Sustainability in our Food Systems

This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity. See the full interview below. Leaving behind a career as a chef and food journalist, Puja pursued an education in sustainability to understand how to overcome the inherent problems of our food system. A lover of people and conversations, with Urth she is trying to create […]

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Eco-Stories: Amanda Borlotti – Veganism, Animal Rescue in Abu Dhabi

This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity. See the full interview below. Amanda Borlotti is an amateur triathlete and passionate vegan living in the United Arab Emirates. Amanda is a cat lover who helps out with local rescue groups – this love of animals was her driver for turning vegan three years ago. […]

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Eco-Stories: Mike Ginger – Cycling Advocacy & the Future of Transport

This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity. See the full interview below. Mike Ginger has had a long standing commitment to sustainable travel issues, clean energy and energy conservation, growing food and lower impact consumption. He finds it regretful that the media and political process has been so slow to recognise deep environmental […]

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Eco-Stories: Oli Moraes – Climate Policy in Australia and Blue Carbon

This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity. See the full interview below. Oli Moraes has research experience looking at blue carbon ā€“ mangroves and seagrasses ā€“ in the Pacific Island region as a means to addressing climate change mitigation, adaptation, biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. Oli has a Bachelors of Arts and Science […]

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Eco-Stories: Chris Jones – Regenerative Agriculture and Reintroducing Beavers to Cornwall

This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity. See the full interview below. Chris Jones was born in Cornwall UK in 1959 and moved to his current farm in 1960. He is the middle child of seven, and had a great childhood growing up outdoors. He worked in Southern Central Africa 1978 to 1981, […]

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Eco-Stories: Xiao Du – Sustainable Investment and Corporate Sustainability

This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity. See the full interview below. Xiao Du is a sustainability professional working in Switzerland. She is currently working as a sustainable investment analyst in an investment management firm. She has worked on corporate sustainability and sustainable business management in various industries including fashion, food, materials and […]

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Eco-Stories: Mel Smith – Activism in England

This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity. See the full interview below. Mel lives in Somerset UK with her husband and 2 young children. After graduating from the University of Sussex with a BA in Social Anthropology and Spanish, Mel pursued a career based on her passion for social justice and equality. Her […]

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Eco-Stories: Julianne Tice – Energy Efficiency in Australia

This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity. See the full interview in the video below. Julianne is passionate about energy efficiency and social justice. With a background in environmental science, she moved to Australia in 2016 and used her energy efficiency knowledge to land a job as a research assistant at a Melbourne-based […]

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Eco-Stories: Fiona Martin

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Eco-Stories: Fiona Martin

My name is Fiona Martin and I started The Eco-Interviews in October 2019 as a platform to share the stories of people who have awoken to the seriousness of our climate crisis, and have made changes in their lives and/or businesses to be better stewards of the planet. I guess Iā€™m one of those people, […]

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