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Bailey Bass, Alice Aedy and Titouan Bernicot on restoring corals
The launched collaborative high-impact social and digital campaign aims to drive mobilisation to protect the world’s coral reefs, responding to the current coral bleaching event, which could see more than 60% of the world’s corals whiten, as record ocean heat takes a devastating toll.
10 Ways To Help Create A Greener London
Alice Aedy is Co-Founder and CEO of Earthrise, an impact-driven media company for people and planet. Here, she shares her top tips on doing your bit towards creating a greener London. 1. Make your art fix climate-conscious Check out exhibitions at the likes of the Serpentine Gallery, Kew Gardens or Somerset House, where their curatorial and research teams are actively exploring ideas that support climate action.
Alice Aedy Shares The 5 Ways We Can Help To Save The Earth
Earth Day Learn about climate solutions Learning about the climate crisis doesn’t mean just reading grim headlines. In a media landscape dominated by climate doomism, it’s important to remember that the climate crisis is also being matched by innovation, change and progress – and it’s important to hear about those things too.
“This Was the Biggest Cop in History”: Climate Campaigner Alice Aedy Shares Her Photo Diary From Cop28 in Dubai Original
When we arrived in Dubai to attend the United Nation’s annual climate conference, Cop28—already shrouded in controversy—we didn’t know what to expect. We felt strongly, though, that it was important to be there, to document what was surely going to be a moment that would go down in history.
Ukraine’s refugees share their harrowing stories
Waking to explosions. The scramble to find a passport. A harrowing train ride sheathed in darkness to evade Russian forces. Hope for a “warm corner” to shelter in. Each refugee’s story is filled with grief and a striking communality—a shared distress perhaps inescapable when more than a million people are forced to flee their homes and face harsh realities at eastern European borders over the span of a few days.
Sheffield International Documentary Festival
We hope everyone is staying healthy and sane in these trying times. In the spirit of togetherness we have put together a list of Sheffield Doc/Fest films you can watch. We’ll keep adding to it as filmmakers continue making films available to audiences online. 99 problems by Ross Killeen, produced by Louise Byrne (Ireland 2018) / UK Premiere The inside scoop on the murky world of the ice-cream business.
Syrians build new lives in post-conflict Abkhazia
Sukhumi, Abkhazia - Omar Shakouj remembers the day his family arrived in Abkhazia, a Georgian-claimed breakaway territory on the Black Sea, as they fled the war in Syria. It was supposed to be his ancestral homeland - Shakouj's forebears left the region in the 19th Century - and a warm homecoming in otherwise trying circumstances. Yet, the 24-year-old has one abiding memory from July 5, 2013. "I was in shock," Shakouj recalls.
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