Jamie Nash

MS Sustainability Writer


About Jamie Nash

Jamie is a freelance writer for Eco Redux. She graduated from Columbia's Master of Science in Sustainability Management program and is a seasoned professional interested in CSR/ESG initiatives, public land management, and conservation. Her expertise in these areas instills confidence in her ability to contribute meaningfully to any project or initiative.

Her love for writing high-quality articles and blog posts about sustainability, outdoor recreation, fitness, and spirituality is evident in every piece she creates, engaging and piquing her readers' interest.

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Posts by Jamie Nash

Loquat Tree

How to Plant and Grow the Loquat Tree

Planting and growing loquats might be the perfect project for you. These delightful trees add beauty to your landscape with their glossy green leaves and fragrant flowers and reward you with sweet, tangy fruits each season. …

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Incineration Of Waste

Incineration Of Waste: All You Need to Know!

Managing our planet’s waste is a constant challenge. Did you know that incineration is one of the most effective methods for managing waste, reducing the overall volume by up to 80-85%? This article will decode everything …

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Climate Change

Climate Change: Causes, Effects (and Prevention!)

https://www.ecoredux.com/causes-heat-wavesClimate change is an urgent and complex issue that affects everyone, and comprehending its causes and impacts can be challenging. Human activities have been the primary driver of climate change since the 1800s. This article will …

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Fabrication

United States Energy Sources and Consumption

You’re flipping through the channels when you land on a news report about energy. Solar farms, oil prices, and climate change fill your screen. This information powers everything from your morning coffee to your late-night TV …

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Ocean Pollution

24 Things You Can Do to Help Save the Ocean

Oceans cover over 70 percent of the Earth’s surface. All life depends on them for food, biodiversity, and even to stabilize global weather patterns. However, experts say that by 2050, there may be more plastic than …

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