The ‘passion tax’ animal welfare workers are expected to pay
Workers in welfare and rescue organizations, zoos, and veterinary say their love for animals is often exploited, leading to burnout and high turnover
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Working for the planet
Healthcare industry emissions are a problem, but doctors can help
Medical professionals are working to address the greenhouse gas impact of their industry, from changing clinic practices to...
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Here’s how to make work safer as climate change worsens heat stress
As though climate change didn't pose enough challenges, rising temperatures are also sapping workers' productivity and health
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Sorting the green from the greenwashed: How sustainable is your employer?
A majority of Americans care about corporate sustainability. But how do you know if your company is walking its climate talk?
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The wild dogs of Chernobyl: the story of the pups born on radioactive wasteland
What happened to the animals left behind after the nuclear disaster in Ukraine, and who are the people helping them?
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Lights, camera, clean up your act: how movies try to go green
As the energy used for a blockbuster production could light up Times Square for five days, studios are under pressure to green their practices
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What’s in a color? The rise of the green-collar workforce
Governments are pushing for a green economy. Citizens are demanding a green revolution. But is the professional world up for the challenge?
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Farming for social justice: the story of the Black Yard Farm Collective
The Black community is underrepresented in agriculture. Two farmers decided to take matters into their own hands.
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Brigitte Baptiste: “It’s time to reframe sustainable work through a queer lens”
To be a queer role model, a celebrity ecologist, and from a hostile territory - it is all possible! Meet Brigitte Baptiste.
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‘Working as an ethologist is one way to take action for a better world’
World-famous ethologist Jane Goodall sits down with us to discuss activism, climate change, and making a difference through your work.
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The dangerous world of natural disaster workers
The United States has experienced a number of natural disasters in recent years. A growing number of workers is being deployed across the country...
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Tackling the clichés about working for an NGO
Ask people who aren’t familiar with the nonprofit sector what it means to work for a charity or NGO and you’re likely to get a range of answers...
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Changing menus: chefs on sustainable cuisine and pursuing a greener career
Food is passion, food is life. But the food we consume also has quite an impact on the planet. These chefs are reassessing their relationship with it.
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Are digital nomads really bad for the planet?
Is taking our laptops and living in BnBs across serene, tropical locations harming the environment?
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Seeking truth and saving the planet: an interview with Vandana Shiva
Farmers in India, activism and life-long curiosity: Vandana Shiva tells us all about her life & work in the field of environmental science.
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Dress to protest: how Sophie Slater is pushing for better ethics in fashion
Fashion is one of the most polluting & unethical industries on our planet, but it doesn't have to be. Birdsong co-founder Sophie Slater tells us more.
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“But what about the jobs?”: Environmentalists vs. Industrial Workers
Labour expert and IPD at Greenpeace, Anabella Rosemberg addresses the age-long debate between keeping industrial jobs and saving the environment.
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Sophie Howe on working for future generations
As the world's first future generations commissioner, Sophie Howe's job is to get the world to leave the planet better than we found it.
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Will working from home help save the planet?
The impact of teleworking on emissions is very hard to quantify. Here's how to make an informed decision on how good WFH is for the planet.
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Rebel with a cause: Charlie Gardner on being a scientist-activist
For Charlie Gardner, a scientist's job doesn't stop in labs or lecture halls. They have to be at the frontlines of the war against climate change.
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Chris Adams, the Technologist Working Toward Solving the Climate Crisis
Discover the profile of Chris Adams, a technologist specialized in climate justice.
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The plant messiah: meet the man on a horticultural mission
Meet Carlos Magdalena, the Plant Messiah saving our biodiversity, one species at a time.
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