Sustainable Superheroes: Ocean Hero Conservation

Shirene Moong, Ocean Hero Conservation

02-Jun-21 10:00

Sustainable Superheroes: Ocean Hero Conservation

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In line with World Environment Day, we’re speaking to Sustainable Superheroes: causes or companies dedicated to upholding and promoting sustainable practices. In this episode, co-founder of Ocean Hero Conservation, Shirene Moong, discusses the importance of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 14 - Life Below Water; why she’s dedicated to educating the masses (especially the younger generations) about plastic pollution in oceans; and how the pandemic has not only had an effect on the operations of her campaigns, but also the impact of ocean-based plastic waste.

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Categories: Personal Finance, Investments, Financial Literacy, Young Finance, Personal Development, Entrpreneurship

Tags: ocean hero conservation, ocean pollution, plastic pollution, plastic waste, sustainability, SDG, WED2021, World Environment Day, #ForEveryonesSafety #VolvoCarMalaysia,

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