Aaliya Aadiya

EcoGuard

Science EN ↓ 8 episodes

Earth’s fever is rising, and we’re all feeling the heat.

Author

Aaliya Aadiya

Category

Science

Podcast website

hubhopper.com

Latest episode

May 7, 2025

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Episodes

"Fighting Plastic Pollution: Beyond Bans and Bags" 07.05.2025

Delve into the growing plastic crisis, exploring solutions like recycling innovations, biodegradable alternatives, and community projects working to reduce waste.

The Hidden Impact of Our Choices 23.01.2025

Explore how daily habits—food, fashion, energy use—affect the environment. Include practical tips to reduce carbon footprints through simple lifestyle changes.

Can Technology Save the Planet?" 17.12.2024

Discussing innovative tools like EcoWatchDog and EcoMitigation, AI-driven environmental solutions,and smart devices that help monitor and reduce environmental damage.

Episode 5 09.10.2024

From Waste to Wonder: The Circular Economy in Action

Episode 4 09.10.2024

The Urban Jungle: Green Living in Concrete Cities

Episode 3 09.10.2024

“Buckle up, climate crusaders! In today’s scorching episode, we’re turning up the heat on climate solutions. Don’t miss the burn—tune in!”  

Episode 2 10.07.2024

“Buckle up, climate crusaders! In today’s scorching episode, we’re turning up the heat on climate solutions. Don’t miss the burn—tune in!”  

Episode 1 10.07.2024

“Hold onto your eco-hats, folks! In our debut episode of ‘Heatwave Chronicles,’ we’re cranking up the thermostat on climate action. Don’t miss the sizzle—tune in!”  

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