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28 Ways to Save the World

Science EN ↓ 28 episodes

A practical guide to greener living and the simple steps we can all take to tackle climate change.  

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Science

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Latest episode

Apr 3, 2026

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Episodes

28 Ways to Save the World - Conscious Closet 10.10.2025

This episode of 28 Ways to Save the World is all about curating a more conscious closet and how sustainability never goes out of style.  From reusing your clothes, and reimaging your wardrobe, we’ll show you how saving the planet is always in season.   We trace where your old clothes end up and unravel the true price of fast fashion.

28 Ways to Save the World - The Ripple Effect 03.10.2025

28 Ways to Save the World is a practical guide to greener living and the simple steps we can all take to tackle climate change.    Presented by Meghann Scully, this episode dives into a resource we use every single day – water.  Whether it's your morning coffee, a hot shower or a sea swim, water filters into everything we do and is essential for the survival of all living things.  B...

28 Ways to Save the World - Pasture To Plate 26.09.2025

28 Ways to Save the World is a practical guide to greener living and the simple steps we can all take to tackle climate change.    Our first episode, Pasture To Plate, digs into how our food is grown, raised, and brought to the table and how better choices in the field can mean a healthier planet for us all.

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