Environmental Reportage

I have a BSc in environmental studies with a concentration in gender studies. I specialize in intersectional environmentalism, winning awards for my work in the field. I cover climate change, ecofeminism, conservation, environmental justice, ocean preservation and eco-travel. I also cover sustainable fashion and food often at Luxury Daily.

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Last-chance tourism: Discover 4 destinations before they disappear

As climate change rocks ecosystems worldwide, the phenomenon is also shifting travel. Some locations are becoming known as last-chance tourism destinations, as they could soon drastically transform as the planet evolves. More people want to see these gems before they're gone or changed for good, but many don’t know how to do so responsibly. It's a delicate balance between tourism and preservation.

Hennessy puts effects of climate change in limelight with ‘Living Landscapes’

As the environmental emergency unfolds, LVMH-owned Cognac brand Hennessy is painting a green vision of the future. The maison is out with a movie called "Living Landscapes" that not only outlines the effects of climate change on the industry, but the ways that the company is adapting. Though it has been practiced for millennia, winemaking is getting reimagined by Hennessy as it ushers in a new era with rewilding, regenerative agriculture and a pesticide-free terroir.

Indigenous partnerships could spell success for luxury fashion: report

A first-of-its-kind guide from Environmental nonprofit Conservation International is making its way through luxury circles. The climate justice leaders are out with a new resource for apparel brands looking to engage with Indigenous communities. Supported by French conglomerate Kering and U.S. charity Textile Exchange, the Indigenous Partnership Principles release includes 12 best practices that could spell success for an increasingly global industry.

L’Oréal Group looks to lower environmental impact of retail experience with EcoDesignCloud

Beauty group L’Oréal is turning to the world of technology to further its sustainability goals. The company's Luxe division is adopting data solution company Eviden’s EcoDesignCloud, which measures the environmental footprint of in-store displays, gifts-with-purchase and more, making way for more sustainable approaches. L’Oréal Group becomes the first beauty player to use the feature, announcing the update on May 13.
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