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2023/11/30
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5 top sustainable and natural construction materials? Let me know what you think

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2023/11/26
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Survey on Green Human Resource Management (GHRM) Practices and Organisational Performance

Hey guys! I would really appreciate it if you were to fill out my survey for my MBA Thesis that I am conducting! It'll only take a few minutes and it's completely confidential. Thank you!

https:// forms.gle/yrvn3bPLvoBdCbd9

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2023/11/25
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2023/11/22
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The truth about H&M’s green promises

We’ve just released a powerful video that delves into a critical issue: the unseen cost of fast fashion. We explore how big brands like H&M claim to champion sustainability. But are they genuinely making a difference, or is it all a facade? Watch and discuss here: https://youtu.be/Py4NMzGNk9c

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2023/11/17
13:38 UTC

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Reducing food waste #1 actions individuals can take to reduce carbon footprint per Project Drawdown

Did you know that 30-40% of all food produced globally is wasted and this accounts for 8-10% of global greenhouse gas emissions? It's crazy and we stand to gain a lot beyond just the environmental benefits from solving this problem, including saving a good deal of money!

My friends and I are building an app called Budgeat aimed at addressing this issue. In developed countries households account for half of all food waste, so if we can make it easier to make the most of the food we bring home then we can make a big dent in the overall issue of food waste.

Enter Budgeat, the "digital kitchen assistant" we're building to help you find recipes, plan out meals, generate shopping lists, and track and fully utilize what's in your pantry. You can either use it to do full blown meal planning, or just enter a few items you already have that need to be used up to get a plethora of personalized ideas on how to use them. Even simple things like using the pantry to remind you when those perishable items need to be used up can make a big difference.

The app is free and we're still early in our journey, so if you're so inclined we'd love it if you gave it a try and let us know what you think!

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2023/11/14
12:27 UTC

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