3 Best Ted Talks on Sustainability

Ted Talks are a really cool way of adding some inspiration and motivation to your life. Their videos get millions of views and reach an incredibly diverse audience. Nowadays you can find videos of different Ted-Talkers being taught in classrooms around the world. There are thousands of videos on their website but we have put together the top 5 wonderfully motivational and interesting to watch Ted talks on Environmentally Friendly Living! Check them out!

1. What’s hidden under the Greenland ice sheet? by Kristin Poinar

This environmental scientist manages to make environmental science look cool and understandable. Her 9-minute video has over 4.6 million hits. The Greenland ice sheet and explains new revolutions happening in the scientific field and the effects of climate change.

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2. We need to track the world's water like we track the weather. by Sonaar Luthra

Sonaar talks about the need for a universal weather service for water. In his talk, Sonaar encourages environmental accountability and talks about the various risks and other factors involved in a global data collection effort. We watched it and loved it. Would recommend that short video for any time of day.

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3. What’s wrong with our food system by Birke Baehr

Last but certainly not least, we have the 11-year-old Bride Baehr. He might have the appearance of a child, but I can tell you, I was nowhere near that smart when I was his age. In his video, take on a major source of our food and encourages us to be more green.

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