Americans are notoriously large consumers- especially in the world of fashion. Why? The clothing industry has undoubtedly inflated with the power of technology. This short episode of GreenMe explains the implications of social media and online shopping on the modern American consumer.

The world’s wealthiest nations happen to be the biggest contributors to climate change. However, the poorest nations suffer the most. This episode of GreenMe explores how climate change is increasing global inequality- and how the world may choose to respond.

How is climate change pushing people out of their own homes? As millions of people migrate around the world, scientists have discovered groundbreaking connections between global warming and human migration. This episode of GreenMe: the Podcast explores the ongoing issue of climate migration and it’s potential to move millions.

Agriculture has been a staple of human civilization. However, we’ve pushed this practice into overdrive, and our planet cannot keep up. Learn how what your afternoon snack can affect the planet on this episode of GreenMe: the Podcast.

In recent years, a movement has erupted against the notorious mica mining. People across the globe are familiar with the humanitarian and ethical cost of the shiny mineral, but the environmental impact remains unfamiliar to many. Learn the real cost of your makeup in episode 2 of GreenMe: the podcast.

Millions of people are familiar with the ethical and human rights issues of fast fashion, but what many look past are its implications on the environment. The first episode of the greenme podcast dives into the details of consumer culture, the environment, and what small changes you can make to create a big difference.

The greenme podcast series is here to spotlight environmental problems and show how you can make small changes that can make a big difference on the planet. Each short episode covers issues such as fast fashion, the food industry, consumer culture, and their implications on planet Earth. Learn how aspects of your daily life affect the environment and ask yourself “how can I green-me?”