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Awesome Blossoms: Building Sustainable Life in Nairobi’s Slums through Hydroponic Farming

by Allan C'oredo, Awesome Blossoms Project Manager, and Leslie Janoe, AWC Amsterdam

 

The world’s population is predicted to grow to nearly 10 billion people by 2050, and the challenge to feed this growing population is magnified by climate change. The sub-Saharan regions of Africa are particularly vulnerable due to persistent drought and poverty.

As croplands dry, people are migrating from...

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A Region 8 Green Team Challenge: Clean Up Your City and Waterways

 

by Ann De Simoni, AIWC Genoa

 

We can dream of seas more blue and a greener earth… but instead let’s do something about it: we must take action now!


AIWC of Genoa, in collaboration with ISG (International School of Genoa) and UNESCO, have begun promoting the UN 2030 Agenda Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by cleaning up our city...

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Wildflower or Weed: A Matter of Perspective

by Sheila Doucet, AAWE Paris and Environment Team Co-Chair

DandelionDandelion. The perfect decaffeinated beverage or sophisticated salad leaf when introduced with understated pomp and circumstance on the menu at a trendy café, but considered a troubling nuisance which must be immediately obliterated by powerful pesticides as soon as it shows its dainty face on a closely manicured lawn.

Perspective. Is...

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FAWCO Green Teams Today

by Jocelyn Fitzgerald, AILO Florence and Environment Team Co-Chair 


“Think Globally – Act Locally”
This is the motto adopted by many Green Teams in FAWCO Clubs around the world. It all comes down to what we can do to reduce the negative impact of global warming in our area. We want to leave a better, safer, healthier world for our children,

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The Environment in the News

by Sheila Doucet, AAWE Paris and Environment Team Co-Chair

 

COP thermometerI was asked a curious question the other day: “How frequently do you read about THE ENVIRONMENT – often, rarely, never?” (the capital letters are mine because I heard the question as if it had been TWEETED).

I must admit, I was stumped. I “hear” about the environment constantly, because it...

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Janus – Looking Back and Moving Forward

by Jocelyn Fitzgerald and Sheila Doucet, FAWCO Environment Team Co-Chairs


JanusJanus, the Roman god of transitions, is often depicted as having two faces, symbolizing an ability to look both backwards into the past year’s accomplishments and forward into unannounced adventures yet to come. The Environment Team looks back with pride at the range of topics covered this past year in...

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