As an environmental science student entering my final year, I've realized that our planet's health is intricately linked to our well-being and that of the generations to come. Each action we take today ripples into the future, shaping the world our children and grandchildren will inherit. Throughout my journey, I've strived to contribute positively to our environment in various ways. From participating in community awareness campaigns to promoting sustainable practices on campus, every effort counts. I've also delved into research projects aiming to understand and mitigate the impact of human activities on ecosystems. Yet, I believe there's always more we can do. That's why I'm curious: what innovative initiatives do you think we can undertake to further nurture and protect our environment? Whether it's implementing green technologies, fostering eco-conscious policies, or promoting environmental education, I'm eager to hear your thoughts. Together, let's continue to pave the way for a healthier, more sustainable future for all. #EnvironmentalCare #Sustainability #FutureGenerations
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Hello and welcome to my profile my name is Esther and I'd like to connect with environmental scientists and enthusiasts. I am an early career researcher in environmental and material science with five indexed Scopus publications, passionate about environmental advocacy and sustainability. After nearly a decade of success in the business and finance sectors, I became increasingly concerned with the alarming environmental degradation in my country. This prompted me to transition into environmental science, driven by a desire to become a solution to environmental challenges rather than contributing to them. My research focuses on addressing emerging contaminants, improving air and water quality, and educating communities. These efforts align with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being, SDG 4: Quality Education, and SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation). My master's research investigated the sources and levels of emerging pollutants in children's micro-environments and proposed eco-friendly materials for infant feeders. The findings, presented to key stakeholders and published in top-rated journals, laid the groundwork for further advocacy. In response to my research, I founded the "Green Life" advocacy group to educate communities on waste classification, disposal, and recycling, and to promote the use of indoor plants for better air quality and sleep. We also conduct frequent environmental awareness programs. Currently, my PhD research focuses on the monitoring, assessment, and remediation of emerging pollutants in drinking water using eco-friendly materials. Concurrently, I am developing an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) brand aimed at improving indoor air quality in workplaces and addressing local environmental challenges. This initiative seeks to integrate sustainability into various brands and empower communities towards environmental well-being. I am also dedicated to creating technical content that underscores the importance of environmental sustainability for organizations. Let's collaborate to create a greener future. Reach out to me via DM or email at amakannamani90@gmail.com, and let's make a lasting impact on our environment. Thank you for stopping by and cheers to a beautiful day. #environmentalsustainability #phdstudent #waterpollution #unsdgs
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Greetings, As we celebrate Earth Day this year, I am proud to lead a university that focuses on educating environmental stewards who believe, like all of us at Unity Environmental University, that every day is Earth Day. Unity’s commitment to affordable, accessible and flexible environmental education is more relevant today than any other time in our history. We must continue to use education, particularly environmental science education, to create a sustainable world for generations to come. We must break the cycle in which those most affected by climate change are too often those with the least ability to influence it. I have the privilege to lead Unity Environmental University which is on the front lines of teaching students from all walks of life what it means to be leaders in this the Environmental Century. Our students and graduates can, and are, affecting change on a local, regional, national, and global scale in the quest to achieve environmental sustainability for generations to come. Earth Day is a great reminder of just how much environmental sustainability matters, not just in the present, but also in the future state. Our modern world is one of integration, not just by technology, but with the environment. Everything we have and everything we consume impacts the world around us. Climate change is happening now, and it can no longer be seen as just a social or political matter – it is a complex matter. It touches natural and financial resources in countries around the globe and we must understand its complexities and nuances in order to fight it. While this seems like a monumental task, it is one I am certain can be achieved. Oftentimes we think that environmental sustainability is someone else’s job or think that as an individual cannot affect change. I don’t believe that is true. I believe that individuals can affect change and that Unity Environmental University graduates, current students, faculty, and staff are on the front lines of this fight. We are all making a difference, right here, right now and by working together we can build a more resilient, equitable and sustainable world. Today, Earth Day 2024, Unity is recommitting to our mission of educating society in this the Environmental Century. We are recommitting to doing our part to teach those who are most affected by climate change how to deal with, and mitigate its effects, through sustainability science. Time is of the essence and the time to start is now. With Pride, Dr. Melik Peter Khoury President Unity Environmental University
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