Since the age of 12, Laya Pothunuri has been dedicated to creating innovative solutions by using readily accessible materials to make the world a better, cleaner place for all. She is currently working on a project in collaboration with Rowland Institute at Harvard to combat famine by changing the narrative around locust invasions.
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Designer Porky Hefer’s newest collection, PLASTOCENE—Marine Mutants From a Disposable World, has just made its world premiere at the NGV Triennial in Melbourne, Australia.
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TerraCycle, introduced in 2001 by Tom Szaky as worm poop fertilizer, has grown into a global social enterprise of recycling platforms, all centered around the vision to “eliminate the idea of waste.”
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TreeSisters, founded by Clare Dubois, is a women-led social change and tropical reforestation organization that has to date planted 13 million trees across 10 tropical ecosystems.
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"Suddenly I found myself on the front lines of a climate crisis that had arrived one hundred years earlier than expected," says Bren Smith. After exploring and experimenting, he founded GreenWave, a regenerative ocean farming model, with Emily Stengel.
This fall, Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Dr. Katharine K. Wilkinson published a book they co-edited called All We Can Save. Pairing climate-inspired stories with science and poetry, this beautiful anthology features the work of more than 40 women climate leaders.
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