ADB No Impact Week

ADB No Impact Week The ADB No Impact Project promotes green living for personnel of the Asian Development Bank.

Through its work in Asia and the Pacific region, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has made environmentally-sustainable development a priority. ADB is the first multilateral development bank to earn both ISO 14,000 and Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certifications. At its Manila headquarters, energy consumption has been lowered on a per staff basis thanks to initiatives includ

ing solar rooftops, air conditioning chiller replacement, and rainwater harvesting. But we know that there is so much more we can do on both personal and institutional levels.

Remember ADB No Impact Week champion Bea Binene? Now she's starring in her own advocacy indie film about climate change!
18/10/2017

Remember ADB No Impact Week champion Bea Binene? Now she's starring in her own advocacy indie film about climate change!

An advocacy indie film about climate change. Concept by: Bea Binene Directed by: Aurel Ayson Starring Bea Binene, Krystal Reyes, Kenneth Paul Cruz, Coleen Pe...

13/12/2016

Worth bringing here

21/08/2016
08/06/2016

Opening Ceremonies of the DLSU No Impact Experiment and
Climate Change Presentations by Climate Reality Project Leaders
13 June 2016, Monday, 9:15AM-12NN
Yuchengco Seminar Rooms 407-409
De La Salle University, Manila, Philippines

This features a series of presentations on the global impact of climate change, with an array of facts and information. The speakers are DLSU climate change communicators who received training from Nobel Laureate Al Gore’s Climate Reality Project Leadership Corps.

The DLSU No Impact Experiment is under the supervision of the Office of the Chancellor, and organized by the Bienvenido N. Santos Creative Writing Center (BNSCWC), the College of Liberal Arts Research and Advanced Studies (CLA RAS), Campus Sustainability Office (CSO), the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research and Innovation (VCRI), and the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Administration, in partnership with Redraw the Line, a project of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), The Government of Sweden and The Media Alliance. Partner DLSU units and organizations include the Office of Lasallian Missions, COSCA, DLSU Libraries, DLSU Museum, USG, CSO, Green Media Group, The Lasallian, Plaridel, among others. FB Community Page: DLSU No Impact Experiment

27/05/2016

Climate change, population growth, and skyrocketing meat consumption is making water scarce for two-thirds of the world’s population.

Live well, live green!
18/05/2016

Live well, live green!

Going green is easier than you think! Green is no longer just a color these days. Nor is it merely a word used to describe a certain – less savory – state of mind. Green means a lifestyle dedicated to sustainability and eco-friendliness. Green means Earth Warrior. Green means friend of the Earth. Gr...

Sustainable Fashion at the Met Ball!
03/05/2016

Sustainable Fashion at the Met Ball!

Thank you Calvin Klein & Eco Age for collaborating with me and creating the most amazing gown. I am proud to say it is truly sustainable and represents a connection between myself and all the people in the supply chain who played a role in creating it.

The body of the gown is crafted from three different fabrics, all woven from yarns made from recycled plastic bottles (!). Plastic is one of the biggest pollutants on the planet. Being able to repurpose this waste and incorporate it into my gown for the proves the power that creativity, technology and fashion can have by working together.

Each and every part of this beautiful gown has been produced with sustainability in mind, even the components that you can’t see. The zippers on the gown are made from recycled materials and the inner bustier has been crafted from organic cotton. Conventional cotton is one of the highest impact crops, using more chemicals than any other crop in the world. Organic cotton on the other hand, is grown without the use of the most harmful chemicals and is therefore better for the environment and people working with cotton. The organic silk used in the lining of my gown is certified to a standard that guarantees the highest environmental and social standards throughout production. It is my intention to repurpose elements of the gown for future use. The trousers can be worn on their own, as can the bustier, the train can be used for a future red carpet look… I’m looking forward to experimenting with this. Truly beautiful things should be worn again and again and again.

I hope you like it! The ultimate !

Emma xx

30/03/2016
Even 9 lives may not be enough to survive
09/10/2015

Even 9 lives may not be enough to survive

13/07/2015

Billions of bottles are added to the world’s growing plastic pollution problem each year.

What if our commissary were like this?
25/06/2015

What if our commissary were like this?

Berlin grocery store, Original Unverpackt, is an experiment in grocering. They sell upwards of 350 products dispensed from refillable containers, while some of the liquids come in bottles with deposits on them. The store creates zero...

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