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Adventures in Sustainability Fryderyk Paczkowski, Flor Garcia
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The “Adventures in Sustainability” podcast showcases stories of personal and professional discovery and growth encountered on the quest for a better way to live. We explore the meaning and challenges of sustainability, resilience, and ecopreneurship with their champions working in a myriad of fields (public policy, business, urbanism, arts, culture, engineering, etc.) We also discuss their dreams, motivations, and passions that help them take action. We harvest the collective wisdom through honest conversations to see what it means to be sustainable in today’s world.
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Episode 13: The importance of asking better questions (Part 2)
In this episode, we continue our fascinating and entertaining conversation with John Cooper about a wide range of subjects. John shares with us his insights into the world of innovation, business, as well as some key observations about sustainability. Intro music "Fintches 72 " composed and performed by Alec Petizian. Instagram: @Official_alec_petizian Outro music "Diversity" composed by Frank and Rob Petizian.
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Episode 13: The importance of asking better questions (Part 1)
In this episode, we have a fascinating and entertaining conversation with John Cooper about a wide range of subjects. John shares with us his insights into the world of innovation, business, as well as some key observations about sustainability. Intro music "Fintches 72 " composed and performed by Alec Petizian. Instagram: @Official_alec_petizian Outro music "Diversity" composed by Frank and Rob Petizian.
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Episode 12: Creating a sustainable urban water cycle
Dr. Edgar Tovilla is an Environmental Engineer that has worn almost all of the hats in the water-wastewater world across North America. He studies the interconnected and sustainable management of the municipal drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater sectors.In this episode, we discuss how the province of Ontario has taken a water tragedy such as Walkerton and transformed itself through a committed collective of municipal professionals aiming to create a sustainable urban water system. Lead...
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Episode 11: Stop thinking start doing! A conversation with a doer.
Erica Ayala Morriss should be an inspiration to all of us; an architect by trade and a passionate environmental activist by design. Join us in our conversation with Erica as we look at our plastic world and how to take action to reduce the negative impact of our consumption habits.Erica has several initiatives and I hope you will be convinced to support them:RescatArte:email rescatarte.mexico@gmail.com FB https://www.facebook.com/rescatartemexico/IG https://www.instagram.com/resca...
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Episode 10: Pulling back the curtain of the mining industry
Adwoa Cobbina is an engineering consultant at Golder Associates' Mine Water Management Group and an environmentalist at heart. In this episode, Adwoa discusses the intricacies and complexities of mining operations in Canada and internationally. From her experience of 10+ years in the sector, she delves into the mining industry's footprint on the planet (economy, society, and environment). She provides us with insights and strategies for the sustainable development of mining operat...
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Episode 9: Circular economy. What are we waiting for?
Miriam Otoo is an award-winning researcher who studies circular economy and its adoption into profitable and sustainable business enterprises. In this episode, we have an exciting and encouraging discussion on the circular economy. Miriam shares with us her findings from years of studying the systemic management of resources. We discuss the roles of government, private sector, entrepreneurs, and society in closing the loops in our value chains. More importantly, she helps us realize that...