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Sustainable Buzzwords Decoded w/ Columbia prof. Diana Trushell
Columbia University Circular Economy professor Diana Trushell decodes sustainability buzzwords so we can identify when brands are being authentic in their sustainability initiatives and when they are not. She teaches us which greenwashing terms to look out for, debunks the perceived sustainability of clothing rental subscription models, and sheds light on why the fossil fuel industry might be behind that sweater made from recycled plastic bottles.
Sustainably, Yours is a sustainable design podcast where co-hosts Cailey and Julia-Grace delve into creating sustainable homes and wardrobes. Join us as we navigate how to make planet-positive decisions and share our tips on accessible, budget-friendly style. Through interviews with experts and brands leading the way, we’ll dive into the impact of personal and interior style on the environment and discover how our collective purchasing power can make real progress in the fight against climate change.
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By Sustainably, YoursColumbia University Circular Economy professor Diana Trushell decodes sustainability buzzwords so we can identify when brands are being authentic in their sustainability initiatives and when they are not. She teaches us which greenwashing terms to look out for, debunks the perceived sustainability of clothing rental subscription models, and sheds light on why the fossil fuel industry might be behind that sweater made from recycled plastic bottles.
Sustainably, Yours is a sustainable design podcast where co-hosts Cailey and Julia-Grace delve into creating sustainable homes and wardrobes. Join us as we navigate how to make planet-positive decisions and share our tips on accessible, budget-friendly style. Through interviews with experts and brands leading the way, we’ll dive into the impact of personal and interior style on the environment and discover how our collective purchasing power can make real progress in the fight against climate change.