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Dec 97 min read

Disabled People in Binh Dinh, Vietnam, Lead the Change for Recycling

A 30-year-old centre in Bình Định province, Việt Nam empowers disabled people to nurture a garden from recycled materials and create...

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Dec 23 min read

From Chaos to Calm: Emotional Journeys of Event Planning

An event is more than just a gathering; it's an experience that leaves a lasting impression. At the heart of every successful event lies...

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Nov 112 min read

Bridging Borders: Youth-Led Environmental Solutions for a Resilient Future - Part 1

Part 1: Biodiversity and Climate Resilience through Community Initiatives In a world where climate challenges grow more pressing, youth...

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Nov 43 min read

Tonle Sap Lake: A Complex System Requiring Conservation- Part 2

Addressing the Challenges: A Multi-Faceted Approach The future of Tonle Sap Lake is at a tipping point. With immediate action—integrating...

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Oct 283 min read

Tonle Sap Lake: A Complex System Requiring Conservation- Part 1

Freshwater lake ecosystems are vital to human society and the planet's ecological balance, providing essential resources like water,...

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Oct 212 min read

Forest-Community-Relationships in Bos Thom, Siem Reap

A learning adventure in Cambodia, part of the Bridging Borders - Combating Climate Change Exchange Program, highlighted the rich...

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Oct 73 min read

Reimagining Plastic: A New Craft for a Sustainable World

Working in the field of plastic recycling with my company, Trash is Nice, we commit to turn plastic waste into valuable and unique...

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Sep 303 min read

Microfinance: Double-Edged Sword for Poverty Alleviation and the Environment

Microfinance was once hailed as a revolutionary tool for poverty alleviation. Led by Nobel Price Winner Professor Muhammad Yunus through...

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Sep 236 min read

Pangaea Organic Garden: How a Young Woman Runs an Organic Farm All on Her Own

“What are your plans after graduation?” To many fresh graduates, including me, the answer to this common question can be simple—to pursue...

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Sep 163 min read

Influencer Impact: Overcoming Fast Fashion

In recent years, modern fashion influencers have played a significant role in shaping consumer trends, especially among the younger...

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Sep 93 min read

Cham Intellectual Makes Charcoal Traditionally to Grow A Sustainable Garden

After half a month of working as a mural painter for a homestay in Mũi Né, Bình Thuận, my cycling journey led me to Phan Rang, Ninh Thuận...

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Aug 193 min read

Nature's Impact: How Nature Education Enhances Organizational Development

Making money and getting things done are still in focus for large parts of society, especially in the private sector. However, there is a...

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Jun 245 min read

Burmese Farmers Learn How to Make Compost Online

Every day, we prepare meals and end up with kitchen waste, but do you know what happens to it once we throw it out? In Myanmar, roughly...

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Apr 293 min read

Understanding Animal Noises: What They Tell Us

Observant social media users know that there is a day for almost everything, even International Nothing Day (in case you wonder when: 16...

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Apr 174 min read

What Angkor Can Teach Us About Today's Climate Challenges

The Angkor Empire, which flourished from the 9th to the 15th centuries in what is now Cambodia, is often celebrated for its architectural...

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Mar 223 min read

Green Metrics: Rethinking Wellbeing Measurements

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) recently released the Human Development Report 2023/2024, titled "Breaking the Gridlock:...

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Mar 83 min read

Eco-Friendly AI? Southeast Asia’s Early Adopter Advantage

Southeast Asia, a diverse and dynamic region, is rapidly embracing artificial intelligence (AI). Such applications are deeply embedded in...

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Mar 13 min read

Exploring the Ecological Self: A Paradigm for Sustainable Living

The term 'ecological self' originates from the fields of ecopsychology and environmental ethics. The origin and development of such...

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Feb 193 min read

The Web of Life: Political Pathways to Safeguard Biodiversity

Building on our knowledge on the importance of biodiversity and indigenous wisdom in recent weeks, we now turn to potential policy...

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Feb 94 min read

The Web of Life: How Indigenous Wisdom Preserves Biodiversity

After last week's focus on overall biodiversity, we now approach the importance of indigenous practices for biodiversity in Southeast...

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