Laura Copan
Creative Writer/Editor
About Laura Copan
Laura is a freelance writer for Eco Redux. She possesses a deep passion for environmental sustainability and actively seeks ways to promote and implement eco-friendly practices in various fields. Her expertise encompasses screenwriting, memoir writing, and creating content centered around sustainability, allowing her to communicate critical environmental issues through storytelling effectively.
Beyond her professional endeavors, she is committed to fostering inclusion and diversity within higher education, working to create environments where all voices are heard and valued.
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Posts by Laura Copan
Are you tired of that old furniture taking up space in your home? We know how frustrating it can be to try and dispose of large items. This article will provide straightforward and practical tips for …
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Do you want to learn about influential people who make a difference? Naomi Klein is an extraordinary person. She is an author, activist, and journalist who has done fantastic work that has had a global impact. …
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Are you curious about Greta Thunberg and her impact on fighting for climate justice? At just 18 years old, she’s a worldwide environmental leader who started a school-based movement for climate strikes. Are you ready? Join …
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Curious about those who shape our planet’s climate change? Bill McKibben, a relentless environmentalist and esteemed author, is among them. This article explores his life’s work and how he addresses climate change through his writing and …
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You’ve probably heard a lot about carbon emissions lately. It’s all over the news – this talk of climate change, global warming, and how our everyday actions impact the planet. But what does it all mean …
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The United States uses an incredible 100 billion plastic bags per year, which requires about 12 million barrels of oil! Plastic harms human health and the environment, plus all that waste adds up in landfills as incinerated …
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Humans have always depended upon natural resources for basic needs, building materials, and energy. But we’ve only just started to feel the consequences of using them on such a massive, worldwide scale. With a global population …
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We all know that planting trees is a surefire way to be environmentally friendly and that deforestation harms our planet. But what trees make them so beneficial? How do they help the planet Earth and human …
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In 2018, the U.S. produced 292.4 million tons of solid waste, but only 69 million tons of materials were recycled that same year. The problem is that single-use products made with components such as styrofoam are …
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Did you know that only half of 1% of Earth’s freshwater is accessible for human use? The remaining 2.5% of Earth’s freshwater is stored in glaciers, the atmosphere, or the soil – not cheaply or easily …
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Plastic seems inescapable these days—it’s hard to believe that it wasn’t widely used before the 1960s! Of course, plastic is a practical, sturdy, and easy-to-clean material—but it’s often not needed, especially in packaging. Plastic is a …
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We have the same home: Earth. We all share the duty to use our natural resources and energy wisely. But is environmental sustainability achievable? Read on to fully understand the definition, its importance, its benefits and …
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