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The Next Generation's Take on Creating a Sustainable World
Episode Summary
In this episode, host Christopher Bourke talks with three students from The Hague University of Applied Sciences about what sustainability means to them, how it’s practiced on campus, and why global collaboration is key to lasting change.
Episode Notes
In this episode of the Connected FM podcast, host Christopher Bourke speaks with three students from The Hague University of Applied Sciences — Yaslin Schafthuizen, Mauro Kasirin, and Jorinde Drees — about their perspectives on sustainability. The discussion covers their definitions of sustainability, their awareness of sustainable practices fostered within their university, and personal anecdotes about their contributions to sustainable projects. They emphasize the importance of inclusivity and responsibility, challenges such as the higher costs of sustainable choices, and the need for global policies to support sustainable practices.
- 00:00 Introduction
- 01:19 Meet the Students from The Hague University
- 01:48 Defining Sustainability
- 02:38 Sustainability Practices at The Hague University
- 03:32 Challenges and Solutions in Sustainability
- 07:39 Student Contributions to Sustainable Projects
- 08:37 Future of Sustainability and Student Involvement
- 12:01 Practical Tips for Sustainable Living
- 14:09 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
This episode is sponsored by ODP Business Solutions!
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Show Contributors
- Christopher Bourke
- Yaslin Schafthuizen
- Mauro Kasirin
- Jorinde Drees
- Elizabeth Shelton

