Apr 25, 2025
🎙️ Episode Overview:
In this Earth Day special of Math Science History, host Gabrielle explores global solutions to climate change that are both practical and inspiring. From wind-powered Denmark to composting in India, this episode offers easy-to-adopt, science-backed tips from around the world that prove you don’t need a big budget to make a big impact.
With insights drawn from behavior science, environmental math, and everyday habits, Gabrielle breaks down how small local actions — like using LED lights, planting pollinator gardens, or reducing food waste — can have exponential global effects. Whether you're in a high-rise apartment or a rural village, this episode is filled with accessible ideas to help you live more sustainably and think globally.
🌱 3 Things You'll Learn in This Episode:
How people around the world — from Denmark to South Korea — are tackling environmental issues in innovative, everyday ways.
Practical sustainability habits you can implement immediately, no matter where you live.
The math and behavioral science behind why your small eco-friendly actions matter more than you think.
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