Episode 47: The Best Sustainability Habits Start At Home with Badjie and Bea Trinidad
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The episode discusses how sustainability practices can be passed down through generations, featuring insights from the Trinidad family.
Sustainability becomes more powerful when it is passed down through generations. Chit Juan sits down with Badjie and Bea Trinidad, daughter and granddaughter of zero-waste pioneer Annie Guerrero, to talk about how one woman’s practical, disciplined way of living became a lasting family legacy. From the founding of CCA Manila to embedding green practices into culinary education and everyday life, this conversation explores how sustainability can be taught, lived, and shared across generations....
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