Careers for the Planet - by myecomaps.com Sam

Learn what it takes to set up a small-scale plastic recycling workshop and be a part of the movement against plastic waste.

Ben Gibbons explains the reasons for his approach, how he's doing it and why perseverance is the secret sauce to making it happen.

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Were you aware that indigenous people protect about 80% of the planet's biodiversity? High in the Peruvian Andes a project is helping them to secure their land rights through sustainable farming.

In this conversation Cass Madden, Project Manager at Asociacion ANDES, explains the importance of supporting indigenous peoples, the benefits of food neighborhoods and how she started her work.

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Project Drawdown lists improving bicycle infrastructure as one of the best ways of reducing emissions.

Klaus Bondom, CEO of the Danish Cycling Federation, explains why cycling makes more than just the wheels go round. 

Put on your helmet and hold onto your handlebars for this chat on the different ways a career in cycling infrastructure makes the planet a better place. 

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Gabriela Vargas Romero speaks about her experience as an urban agronomist in Huerto Tlatelolco (which I clearly mispronounce, apologies), Mexico. 

It's clear from many reports that soil degradation is taking a toll on our planet; from reduced carbon captured to poor crop yields.

Urban agriculture may be part of ensuring food security, along with many other benefits as explained in this episode.

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