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We are proud partners of Recycle2Riches annual EarthDaySummit to explore pressing climate issues, solutions, and actions with leading experts, connect with sustainable nonprofits, and make Earth Day every day this year. Please visit the site and register to join the summit and support the Recycle2Riches nonprofit! There is a lot to learn, so many connections to be made, and a lot of actions to be taken. If you register before April 21st, your ticket will plant a tree in California through OneTreePlanted. 🗓 April 21st, 2024 11 am - 5 pm (PST) Check out the program & register now 👇 https://earthdaysummit.org/
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JUNE 21-24, 2023 The Hollywood Climate Summit is an annual multi-day conference that creates a community space for thousands of cross-sector entertainment and media professionals to take action on climate. We gather filmmakers, executives, artists, activists, climate organizations, scientists, and other experts for interactive action-oriented programming and professional development opportunities. Our main conference is located in Los Angeles, and we'll have hybrid workshops and virtual networking opportunities for international audiences.
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How will the EarthDaySummit.org make their in-person LA summit International and accessible for climate activist? R2R is hosting a Twitter storm at Earth Day Summit and globally going on from 1pm - 4pm PST on April 21st, a day before Earth Day! If you would like to participate in the Twitter storm to create climate action the day before Earth Day please email recycle2riches@gmail.com and we will let you know how it’s going to work. Together we can make true change a day before Earth Day!
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Earth Day Summit 2023 in Los Angeles Where climate issues meet climate solutions in a one-day summit dedicated to making earth day every day for all who participate. Los Angeles, California (Friday, April 21st, 2023 from 1 pm- 5 pm) — Earth Day Summit, an annual in-person one-day event dedicated to elevating climate action, will be at the California Market Center in Downtown LA this year. Recycle2Riches and CMC are the hosts of this year's summit, they are inviting like-minded creatives, climate experts, and activists to showcase innovative solutions to the green economy. Strong sustainable actions happen just by purchasing a general admission ticket to The Earth Day Summit. Climate action with general ticket purchase: $20.00 One Tree Planted locally in California Carbon Neutral Travel Voucher with GoodWings A Take Back Bag from For Days “I created a collection of curated vendors, speakers, and VIP guests from across California to show closed-loop solutions that are truly ethical, sustainable, and good for mother earth,” says Earth Day Summit’s creator Ashleigh Morgan Dawson. “We have a repair section, sustainable marketplace, Mendocino Farms Catering, Composting area, Closed loop Barbershop, and more.” In attendance at the California Market Center will be sustainable enthusiasts, climate press, influencers, and VIP ticket holders. Upon arrival, attendees will be treated to a sample of Drink Marquis, pure plant power, and order their lunch from Mendocino Farms. VIP ticket holders will get to shop the Swag Bag gifting section and everyone will get to enjoy the hour-long climate expert panel. The summit has a goal of being carbon-negative, plastic-free, and accessible for all. “With every year comes new innovative solutions for the green economy, I am obsessed with finding those and bringing them to the ordinary consumer,” says Ashleigh. “ Recycle2Riches is on a mission to change the culture of consumption through communication, collaboration, and community education.” Earth Day Summit 2023 in Los Angeles is dedicated to making earth day every day for all who participate. This one-day event is created to empower conscious consumption from brands and humans. This is an opportunity for climate action, collaboration, communication, and community education. A tribute to the sustainable business owners, creative activists, and innovators that have made everyday earth day for themselves. We hope to be a space anyone can come to learn about climate solutions and create small actions that can change their culture of consumption. Event Details: https://earthdaysummit.org Friday, April 21st, 2023 from 1 pm- 5 pm CMC 110 East 9th Street (Loft 10 C) Los Aneles CA 90079
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🚨 Watch now, Day 2! #Sustainability professionals are gathering at #GreenBiz23. - February 14 - 15 Business leaders will discuss how to accelerate change, achieve net zero, #CircularEconomy, #biodiversity, and more with @GreenBiz. We Don't Have Time is a media partner of #Greenbiz23, follow the event here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FySQMcJqiKY Check out the program and register here 👇 https://www.wedonthavetime.org/events/greenbiz-23
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Waste #reduction + #diversion is everything when it comes to changing our culture of consumption. ♻️ First, we need to #reduce our waste, then we need to find ways to #divert our waste from landfills. #Composting is an amazing example of waste diversion. 🪱🌱 Instead of having food waste go into the landfill + produce greenhouse gasses like methane, composting turns our food waste into soil! 🪱 Ways you can divert food waste with composting: If you live in a city that accepts compost in the green bins you can use the city for an easy solution. Organizations like @lacompost actually has local drop-off locations around Los Angeles. 📍 @compostable.la will pick up your compost from your house! No need to do anything. 🤝 Like the city bin, this is easy because it’s picked up for you. 1 BIG difference between the city bin vs @compostable.la is where the waste is diverted. ~Compostable LA believes in keeping it local and making the waste into soil. ~The City Bin is turned into low-emission fuel. It goes into a biodijester and get’s the methane extracted so our city can technically run on almost zero carbon, zero emissions fuel. R2R recommends composting at home whenever possible. Companies like @subpod + @eve_growing are all about helping people compost in almost any space. 🌱🪱 Not one method is right or wrong. However, composting at home is the perfect example of a #closedloop lifestyle. Check out all of these companies and let us know how you compost at home! ♻️
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Why partner with us on the Earth Day Summit 2023? The THREE C's of course. COLLABORATION: Connect with other like-minded brands and customers. Everyone involved is in the green space. We are a group of passionate creatives, artists, business owners and more. COMMUNICATION: Recycle2Riches has developed clear communication for our sponsors. Customized Campaigns and activations tailored to sustainability. COMMUNITY EDUCATION: Curated collection of sustainable, brands, speakers, entertainers and immersive experiences. MORE INFO: https://www.recycle2riches.org/pages/earthdaysummit2023
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How can we feed the world & heal the planet at the same time? 🥬🌍 📅 Join us for Re:Agriculture III, the 3rd episode of our series on Regenerative Agriculture in collaboration with #Unilever. Live on December 21 / 15:00 CET Listen to experts discuss successful examples of regenerative agriculture practices: Wendy Johnson, Farmer, Jóia Food Farm and Fiber Farm Ethan Soloviev, Chief Innovation Officer, HowGood Sarah Carlson, Senior Programs and Member Engagement Director, Practical Farmers of Iowa Will Harris Owner & Farmer, White Oak Pastures With our hosts: Hanneke Faber, President of Unilever's Nutrition Business Group and Nicholas Nuttall, We Don't Have Time. Register now: https://www.wedonthavetime.org/events/reagriculture-iii https://youtu.be/zZag_0hm-W8
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Woopdo is a new app, still in the BETA phase but rapidly gaining attention! They are inviting a small group of creators committed to environmental sustainability to help them engage communities in a one-of-a-kind activity that will make a profound impact in some way. Each activity is called a Woop and is created by the community for the community. They are dedicated to mobilizing people to do wonderful things for themselves and for the planet. If you are interested in joining the next Woop you can set up a 15 min call with a Woopdo team member to explain what’s involved. This app has the possibility of activating change and activism all over the world. Join Woopdo in its next clothes recycling event, taking place IRL from Dec 21 to Jan 1. Participate today, and be part of a greater cause this season! #CleanClosets #DoGood #Woopdo #ChristmasEvent The LINK to the Beta experience: https://bit.ly/christmasclosetcleanout
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COP27 Climate Hub! It’s a wrap! Thanks to our fantastic partners, we reached a new record of over 50 million viewers together during COP27. That is 3.5 times more than COP26, where we had 15 million viewers! Curious about how it was behind the scenes? Enjoy this short film shot on the last day at #cop27. Besides these statistics, parts of the content were also broadcasted via European Broadcast Union to thousands of TV stations worldwide and via our media partners platforms such as LinkedIn, EarthX TV, Bloomberg Green, NowThis, Mongabay and many many others. Over 75 000 We Don't Have Time members from more than 140 countries subscribed to our daily COP27 newsletter and were accessing the COP27 Climate Hub, where all content is still available for free --> https://WeDontHaveTime.org/cop27 Big shout out to our main partners Ericsson, UNDP, Global Commons Alliance, Business Sweden, and Exponential Roadmap Initiative and our amazing media partners Twitter, LinkedIn, Spotify, European Broadcasting Union (EBU), EarthxTV, MongabayBloomberg Green, NowThis, GreenBiz Group. And all our speakers, partners, and colleagues working behind the scenes that made this happen! THANK YOU! https://youtu.be/oDim3lRekmI
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This app is similar to We Don’t Have Time, instead of reviews they give you small climate actions every day. Climate action apps like this help organizations and individuals take true climate action, everyday, right on their phone. Every action you take earns points, and when you’ve earned enough points, they plant a real tree on your behalf. The actions you are encouraged to take on the app include, contacting you’re elected officials and CEO’s to take climate action, Tweeting an influencer or celebrities to use their platform for good and so much more. Climate Action Now App has done all the work for us and now we just have to take the action. You can even make a Planet-Saving Subscription with them. It's the easiest way to make a difference for yourself and the planet. With each subscription, Climate Action Now plants trees, reduce carbon emissions, and preserve vital ecosystems on your behalf using certified projects. Be proactive in your activism and download the App. It is the easiest way to take Climate Action Now :) https://apps.apple.com/us/app/climate-action-now/id1497924893
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SDCRP 24 Hours of Reality 2022 Toolkit
SDCRP 24 Hours of Reality 2022 Toolkit Thank you so much for participating in the San Diego Chapter’s 24 Hours of Reality! In this document is everything you need to tweet, reblog, repost for 24 hours (split over two days). How to Use this Toolkit Video: https://www.loom.com/share/ea121234dae2...
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Join San Diego’s Climate Reality Project Chapter for 2 days, 24 hours, 8 UN sustainability goals and lots of information/actions on how you can get involved in the fight for climate justice and a cooler planet. Climate Reality Project will also be posting different seminars on related topics. Check out THIS LINK to learn more. Feel free to reblog, repost, retweet and tag us as you spread the word over the next two days! TAG: @unitednations @sdgaction @climatereality FOLLOW ALONG: https://docs.google.com/document/d/10XGwV4hpD5L5QqwslofYhBoz-5aQ3u5KlDyqL_DTsW4/edit?usp=sharing
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10 steps you can take to become a more conscious consumer 1. Look into the products you purchase. Check out the mission page or transparency page before you purchase from them. 2. Follow the 17 SDG’s to learn more about the global efforts to combat this climate crises. 3. Partner up with Climate Realty Project to learn the truth about what our world is going through. 4. Become an R2R sponsor for our Long Term Goals. (https://www.recycle2riches.org/pages/r2r-sustaining-sponsorship-packages) 5. Start composting, ether start doing it on your own with (https://subpod.com/), work with your town to start it up, or sign up for a composting subscription in your area. (https://www.compostablela.com/) 6. Take a look at Earth Ships by Mike Reynolds. (https://www.newmexico.org/earthships/) 7. If you can get a rain water capturing system for your home or apparent. 8. Watch the Stories of Stuff documentary to help you understand the linear economy. Narrated by Annie Leonard. (https://www.storyofstuff.org/) 9. Start Growing vegetables with Eve Growing (https://www.facebook.com/groups/174363933269643/) 10. Down load Ecosia as your new search engine. (https://www.ecosia.org/)
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The work that Recycle2Riches puts out comes from their passion to heal the planet and the people on it. Their enthusiasm and innovation is unparalleled!
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Welcome the We Don't Have Time Hub from #ClimateWeekNYC Live 🗽 Full program: https://wedonthavetime.org/climateweeknyc Did you miss something? Don't worry. You can re-watch all segments previously broadcast on: https://www.wedonthavetime.org/climateweeknyc (scroll down to the schedule and click on the segment you want to watch). Watch the Road to COP27 broadcast from Climate Week NYC here: https://youtu.be/bo5jL_K5BQs
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With the ticket cost being so high can we really call this an inclusive event. We want everyone to have access to the information and opportunities that The Environmental Media Association can bring. Please consider a free alternative to the yearly event for those that can't afford the high ticket cost's. Even an online version that shows most of the event would help.
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Each time I visit any of ICAs grocery stores I am very disappointed with seeing this big company wrap each and every single pepper in its own plastic. This is just a waste of plastic and adding to the huge amount of plastic use the world does not need. WRAP recently published a report adressing this issue, concluding that wrapping fruit and vegetables in plastic does not lead to less food waste by makung the fruit or vegetable last longer. Instead, the wrapping leads to more food waste as many costumers buy more food than they need. Therefore, I believe that ICA needs to stop their plastic wrapping.
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Food Waste in the USA: It's a BIG issue that can be SOLVED with many small actions. USDA says over 30% of the food supply is wasted. The number one way to solve food waste is composting. ♻️🌱 Both municipal and home composting are importantin reducing our food waste. We prefer encouraging our community to try home composting! That way, all the nutrition from the food, you were going to waste, reverted right back into the soil. Healthy soil will heal our earth from the inside out. Recycle2riches.org has a long-term goal to build a closed-loop community with zero food waste. 🥑🥬 Check out our mission page to see more food waste solutions! https://www.recycle2riches.org/pages/r2r-community Comment below any questions you have about food waste or trying home composting💬
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We empower people and organizations to save water and energy with smart and affordable water recycling products. Founder Arthur Valkieser created the Hydraloop based on an insight: “It’s absurd that in the 21st century people still keep flushing their toilets with precious water, as it is becoming scarcer every day.” https://www.hydraloop.com/about
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Welcome to STHLM+50 Climate Hub Live, May 31-June 5. Follow what happened during the Stockholm+50 UN Conference. We had over 31 million viewers. Re-watch your segment of choice on our event page: https://wedonthavetime.org/sthlm50 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoD4OFLz4hY
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Join @UNDP and Frankie the Dinosaur on May 11 for the Global Cinema Campaign launch 🤩 The event will feature the actress Aïssa Maïga, the inaugural Frankie Climate Impact awards 🏆 the UN Chamber Music orchestra 🎻 and much more. 📅 May 11, 7 pm EDT / 01:00 CEST Check out the full program: https://www.wedonthavetime.org/events/undp-dontchooseextinction https://youtu.be/I5HEaciY-lk #DontChooseExtinction
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Did you miss our #EarthDay 2022 broadcast? We had 13 million viewers, and the content was very engaging. Here is the summary in 5 minutes. Our next big broadcast will be from Stockholm+50. Do you want to be in the audience? Join our STHLM+50 Climate Hub wedonthavetime.org/sthlm50 But hurry up before the seats are fully booked. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kr6Rwl0Z3N8
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Public developments on the California coast would be required to capture carbon in wetlands or other natural systems under an Assembly bill that calls for projects to add "blue carbon" measures to their mitigation plans. Blue carbon refers to coastal habitat such as wetlands, marshes, kelp forests and eelgrass beds that capture and store carbon in soil, plant matter and the sea floor. AB 2593, authored by Assemblymember Boerner Horvath, D-Encinitas, would require projects on public lands to compensate for greenhouse gas emissions by building or contributing to blue carbon projects. "It's a way to develop our coastline, while protecting some of California's remaining unique important areas," Boerner Horvath said. "Instead of damaging them, we can double down and reinforce the things that are really valuable—seagrass, flora and fauna." If the bill passes, it would add blue carbon mitigation to the suite of factors that the California Coastal Commission considers when it approves coastal permits. Under California law, any project that affects coastal resources must take measures to avoid or minimize its negative impact. If it can't avoid that entirely, developers must offset the effects of the project with mitigation measures that replace or restore the resources it will damage. For projects that affect tidal or ocean habitat, that may include planting new eelgrass beds or restoring marshland. For instance, efforts to widen Interstate 5 along the San Diego County coast have been accompanied by improvements to San Elijo Lagoon and other wetlands it crosses. Now such mitigation plans focus on improving habitat for native plants and wildlife, along with building amenities such as trails and bike lanes. Under Boerner Horvath's bill, blue carbon would become another factor the Coastal Commission would evaluate. "Her bill would add the carbon sequestration impact to the consideration of what mitigation we would require," said Coastal Commission Legislative Director Sarah Christie, who noted that the commission has not taken a position on the bill. The new rules would apply to any projects on public land, which might include marine projects such as offshore wind, offshore oil and gas platform decommissioning, underwater pipelines, cables, marinas, ports and docks, Christie said. Dredging, aquaculture operations and coastal bridge and roadwork could also fall under its provisions. Officials with the San Diego Association of Governments, a regional planning agency, declined to comment, saying they were not familiar enough with the bill to say how it might affect ongoing transportation plans or other public works projects. Boerner Horvath and Christie said there isn't an estimate now on how many projects the bill could affect or what the costs would be. Boerner Horvath said the bill was inspired by the coastal geography of her district, as well as recent revelations about the role coastal habitat plays in the planet's carbon balance. "I've always been interested in blue carbon," she said, "I think it's a function of the district, which has so many lagoons." Boerner Horvath said as she learned about carbon sequestration she realized the opportunities in her own backyard. "I learned that salt marshes sequester more carbon than trees," she said. "I'm an environmentalist, I'm a mother, and I want to make sure there's a healthy planet for my kids." Tidal marshes such as those found along the lagoons on San Diego County's coast sequester carbon in deep layers of soil. These ecosystems capture carbon at a rate two to four times greater than tropical forests, according to the Blue Carbon Initiative, a coalition of international scientific and educational organizations. Seagrasses are submerged, deep-rooted meadows found on shorelines, which store twice as much carbon as terrestrial forests. Kelp forests have also recently been identified as blue carbon sinks that rival other coastal flora in their ability to catch and hold carbon in their fronds. A 2020 study in Nature Scientific Reports found that kelp beds around Australia account for more than 30 percent of total blue carbon stored and sequestered around the Australian continent, and about 3 percent of total global blue carbon. Blue carbon habitats are also some of the most biologically productive places on Earth, brimming with fish, shorebirds, crustaceans and insects. And they can counter the effects of climate change by buffering storm surges and reducing flooding. Boerner Horvath introduced the bill in February, and on April 5 it passed the Assembly Natural Resources Committee on a 7-3 vote. "It's a pretty commonsense measure that has strong bipartisan support," she said. AB 2593 will continue through Assembly committees before going to the full Assembly and then Senate for a vote. Boerner Horvath said she hopes to see it signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom later this year, and take effect Jan. 1 of next year. https://phys.org/news/2022-05-california-bill-require-blue-carbon.html
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It will make many people be responsible for plastics they use and avoid throwing plastic bags, bottles everywhere.
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🌍Live webinar "Why and how to do climate reporting" Join our live webinar Friday 29 April at 9 AM CET, to hear our panel of climate professionals share insight on climate reporting! Sign up and learn more here 👉 https://travel.goodwings.com/get-started-with-climate-reporting Enter your questions for the Q&A here 👉 https://app.sli.do/event/x11BLFEYkQcFZfTWJwBfyp/live/questions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O19UXKxgKtY
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