Stephanie Sagsagat

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Embracing Regenerative Farming: Building Resilience and Protecting Ecosystems

Life on Land / / 7 minutes of reading

Source Healthy ecosystems, abundant in biodiversity, supply us with vital resources like food, water, medicine, and shelter. Simultaneously, they render indispensable services, such as air and water purification. These not only sustain life but also strengthen our resilience in the face of escalating challenges. However, human activities have significantly altered the majority of terrestrial ecosystems, […]

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Charge Up Your Ride: How Electric Cars are Accelerating the Transition to a Sustainable Future

Leave a Comment / Climate Action / / 10 minutes of reading

Source Honestly, electric cars can be a financial burden for many. While most people don’t want to contribute to global warming, going hungry and bankrupt aren’t viable options. Paris Marx, in his book ‘Road to Nowhere,’ argues that we should invest in sustainable transit systems. He suggests rethinking mobility altogether, rather than focusing on the

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Cholera Outbreak in Haiti: A Wake-up Call for Improved Water and Sanitation

Leave a Comment / Clean Water and Sanitation / / 8 minutes of reading

After more than three years of respite, Haiti faces a public health crisis. On October 1, 2022, national authorities reported suspected cholera cases in Port-au-Prince. The next day, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared a cholera outbreak in Haiti.

As of January 3, 2023, the number of reported confirmed cases has risen to more than 20,000. 79% of patients required urgent care in hospitals.

Cholera is spread through the intake of water or food with Vibrio cholerae. The lack of access to clean water and sanitation systems makes it hard to contain its spread. This highlights the country’s need for access to clean water.

In this blog, we will explore lessons learned from this outbreak. We will also see how B Corps make sustainable water systems in Haiti.

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