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Diana Kapp's 'Girls Who Green the World' Profiles Women Working to Save the Planet

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4.2727 Ratings

🗓️ 6 April 2022

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

In her new book “Girls Who Green the World,” journalist Diana Kapp profiles 34 women who are working in smart, creative and often entrepreneurial ways to beat back climate change. From recycling food containers into other products to creating a better toilet that can be used in urban slums where sanitation is difficult to find to repurposing and recycling clothing, these women have found ways to make meaningful changes that can heal the planet. We’ll talk to Kapp and two of the climate entrepreneurs profiled in her book. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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From KQD in San Francisco, I'm Alexis Madrigal.

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In her new book, Girls Who Green the World, journalist Diana Kapp profiles 34 women who are working

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in smart, creative, and often entrepreneurial ways to beat back climate change and other

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environmental problems. These women have found ways to make meaningful climate change and other environmental problems.

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These women have found ways to make meaningful change and we'll talk with Cap and two of the

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women she profiled in her book, including Kayla Abe of the Bay Area favorite ugly pickle

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co. And then before Luke Sy was KQED's food editor and even before he'd written professionally

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at all, he was a chow hound. One of the legions of people who once flocked to the early website for food lovers, and

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which sadly closed down after 25 years, will eulogize and celebrate.

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That's all next after this news.

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Welcome to Forum. I'm Alexis Madrigal.

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Amidst almost unbearable climate doom of unfathomable scale, sometimes hard to find faith

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that we can hip-check the planetary economy onto a more livable path.

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