SRM Live S02E48 - Sustainability: the fight for the future and sustainable living!

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This week's episode is centered around sustainability and the climate emergency. During the first hour, our hosts explore different ways of approaching this fight. How can one get involved and make a difference? Is it best to take direct action or work through the system with petitions, voting and patience? How to educate the new generations? Find out with our lovely guests from KAN Maastricht - Klimaat Actie Netwerk and @zerowastemaastricht . The second hour is dedicated to everyday choices we can each make that not only safeguard our future, but improve our present as well! It's time for sustainable shopping tips! Shopping sustainably doesn't always mean spending more, and we will discover what we all can do to live happily while respecting nature with Froan Verheijden and recordings by Ogbonna Hagins aka Philly Green Man!

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