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For The Common Green

We facilitate this mission through informative posts and our podcast.

For The Common Green is an online platform dedicated to welcoming and accommodating climate conversations, emphasising the significance of an intersectional and inclusive community.

01/04/2022

Meet Saoirse Exton, a 16 year old learner and activist in Ireland!

Like many of us, Saoirse swims in a pool of notifications and flashing news on a daily basis. Navigating through all these breaking news 🚨 is hard enough, let alone finding real objectivity. 📚

In a world full of disparity and disagreement, let's sit down and talk about nuances and the grey lines we exist in.

🔗 Full episode in bio.

01/04/2022

Have you ever taken a minute to think about your algorithms? 🤔

Have you ever noticed how your feed shows lot of your favorite politician in angelic light, and your least favorite politician in evil light?

Or what about the fact that we don't read newspapers or get most of our news from local television? 📰Admittedly, most of us choose which apps and accounts to source our information from.

What are the consequences of our actions?

🔗 Full episode with Professor and Architect Lorena Jauregui on Spotify now! Link in bio.

01/04/2022

Did you know that 99% of Climate Funding goes into mitigation efforts, leaving only around 1% for adaptation? And so, what is left for conservation? 🌏🌳

As seen with his work with to his climate research at , Bobby is keen on learning and sharing that information with everyone!

In this episode, Bobby shares his reflections and observations about the painful gaps in opportunities, funding and development in the Global South.

🔗 Full episode linked in bio!

25/02/2022

Let the images speak for themselves.

17/02/2022

Meet ! ⛰📸

Thank you Gab for joining me for this. I hope every one else will enjoy it as much as I did. In this clip we dig deeper into how to climb our personal dreams and summits. 🌎 And if the summit is even the real goal.

Included in 2021's Forbes 30 under 30, you might've even seen his images on National Geographic, WWF, CNN, or even from the United Nations Development Programme. Gab is passionate about visual storytelling, conservation and adventure. 💚

In this episode we tackle...
▫️Journey with Photography
▫️Storytelling and Conservation
▫️Protecting and Capturing The ▫️Agusan Marsh
▫️The Indigenious Community of Agusan Manobos
▫️Wetlands as the "Kidneys of Earth"
▫️A Country as a Frontline Against Climate Change
▫️National Disparity
▫️The Rising, Hopeful and Active Youth Movement

Link in bio for more!

16/02/2022

Learn 3 terms used by some of the oldest people of the Philippine Islands! 🏝

In last week's podcast call with Centre for Sustainability PH, Inc.'s Lead of Operations Robert Arangorin, we dove into words used within the Tagbanua people. These are beliefs that also allow them to embrace and respect the land around them. 🌳

Here are 3 terminologies and beliefs used by this indigenous community! 🧚🏽‍♂️

11/02/2022

Meet Robert from ! 💚 From the Tagbanwa community of Aborlan, Palawan, he plays a huge role in indigenous ranger development and seed reforestation.

In this clip, we reflect on how regulations and declaring areas as protected can be nuanced.

Kaingin is a system used by many communities such as some indigenous, to slash and burn forests to attain their food. It is a part of many traditions but is being strictly restricted in places like Palawan, as the practice of kaingin often leads to decline of soil health.

So should the pressure and sacrifice continue to narrow down on the indigenous communities practicing kaingin?

Or the logging and mining industries that have scoured their homes and land?

We discuss what it's like to hold down the fort for land defenders, and his organization's efforts to restore and reforest the island. 🌳🌳🌳 Join this conversation about Protecting Palawan and get to know more about Indigenous Communities. Link in bio. 🌎

10/02/2022

Sending a Valentine's card to my country.

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01/02/2022

Swipe to see some creative geniuses from The Redress Design Award competition through the years! — Transforming textile waste, embracing creativity at all levels, with a circular core. 🌐♻️

Fashion is powerful and beautiful but comes with a shocking amount of waste. The industry is estimated to produce 92 million times of textile waste every year (BBC Future, 2020).

COMMENT DOWN BELOW WHICH DESIGNER YOU LOVED THE MOST! 👇🏽💚

Rethink fashion through our recent podcast episode with ! Link in bio. 🔊

28/01/2022

Meet Dr Christina Dean, the founder and chief of Redress Hong Kong. 💚🧤

In this Common Table episode, we discussed...
▫️The fashion industry
▫️Textile waste
▫️Innovation and Leadership
▫️Fast Fashion
▫️Greenwashing
▫️The Circular Economy

It was a great pleasure to have this conversation with Christina. Having watched in 2019, I got exposed to the immense impact of the fashion industry! It was my introduction to the green world, as a columnist and Sustainability Management student.

Check out this conversation! Available on Spotify and many other podcast platforms. 🔊

28/01/2022

Fashion is complex. Fashion touches our deepest emotions, personalities and our desires. More than ever, we have bought, and bought, and bought more than ever before. Along with it, is our astronomical waste. 🗑

The 3rd episode of The Common Table is out! Redress is Hong Kong based NGO with a mission to promote environmental sustainability in fashion industry. Their founder and CEO, Dr Christina Dean, talks about fashion waste, the circular economy and everything in between.

Link in bio! 💚🌏

25/01/2022

Last week's podcast episode was an inspiring photojournalist, upcoming filmmaker and intersectional activist - passionate about environmentalism, climate and social justice! 📸

With her photographs published on platforms such as Extinction Rebellion, Ecosia and Patagonia's quarterly journal, taltakingpics was able to share with me the power and rise of youth activism. 🌏

As COP26 occurred last year, many of us wondered if we could remain hopeful and optimistic towards our governments and leaders. 💭 Unravel with us how uprooting the system and how creativity plays a huge role in climate defence.

Click here to find the full episode! 👇🏽
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3HQEskEk9iyEBvGyWtvWeG?si=d0f3014cccd14ce4

25/01/2022

Our very first guest on The Common Table Podcast was the one and only, Antoinette Taus! 💚🌏

We tackled and reflected on the Philippines' climate defence and how our front-liners, such as Filipino indigenous communities and artistic youth, are handling the pressure. We spotlighted the great impact of people such as Gab Mejia's photography and Ann Dumaliang's persistent work to protect the Masungi Georeserve.

Check out the full episode on Spotify! 👇🏽
https://open.spotify.com/episode/2blPijv5wBRJaHgnGxHKj4?si=omZPiNH-SYm1moSV38C1iw

25/01/2022

Welcome to 💚 For The Common Green 💚

Thank you for the first 3 weeks of this digital community space! Meeting, talking, learning and growing with you all has been very encouraging.

Our main platform is on Instagram, and the weekly podcast, The Common Table, has episodes on Spotify, Player FM, Podcast Addict, Listen Notes and Podcast Index! More directories to be announced!

"On a mission to protect stories, seek the truth and welcome all to share their position, perspective and plead. With a vision of an inclusive, curious, truth-seeking people and planet."

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Meet @GabMejia! ⛰📸 Thank you Gab for joining me for this. I hope every one else will enjoy it as much as I did. In this clip we dig deeper into how to climb our personal dreams and summits. 🌎 And if the summit is even the real goal. Included in 2021's Forbes 30 under 30, you might've even seen his images on National Geographic, WWF, CNN, or even from the United Nations Development Programme. Gab is passionate about visual storytelling, conservation and adventure. 💚 In this episode we tackle... ▫️Journey with Photography ▫️Storytelling and Conservation ▫️Protecting and Capturing The ▫️Agusan Marsh ▫️The Indigenious Community of Agusan Manobos ▫️Wetlands as the "Kidneys of Earth" ▫️A Country as a Frontline Against Climate Change ▫️National Disparity ▫️The Rising, Hopeful and Active Youth Movement Link in bio for more!

Meet Robert from @centreforsustainabilityph! 💚 From the Tagbanwa community of Aborlan, Palawan, he plays a huge role in indigenous ranger development and seed reforestation. In this clip, we reflect on how regulations and declaring areas as protected can be nuanced. Kaingin is a system used by many communities such as some indigenous, to slash and burn forests to attain their food. It is a part of many traditions but is being strictly restricted in places like Palawan, as the practice of kaingin often leads to decline of soil health. So should the pressure and sacrifice continue to narrow down on the indigenous communities practicing kaingin? Or the logging and mining industries that have scoured their homes and land? We discuss what it's like to hold down the fort for land defenders, and his organization's efforts to restore and reforest the island. 🌳🌳🌳 Join this conversation about Protecting Palawan and get to know more about Indigenous Communities. Link in bio. 🌎

Meet Dr Christina Dean, the founder and chief of Redress Hong Kong. 💚🧤 In this Common Table episode, we discussed... ▫️The fashion industry ▫️Textile waste ▫️Innovation and Leadership ▫️Fast Fashion ▫️Greenwashing ▫️The Circular Economy It was a great pleasure to have this conversation with Christina. Having watched @truecostmovie in 2019, I got exposed to the immense impact of the fashion industry! It was my introduction to the green world, as a columnist and Sustainability Management student. Check out this conversation! Available on Spotify and many other podcast platforms. 🔊