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Emma Watson is not only a beautiful and talented actress, but she is also a busy activist as a UN Women GoodwillAmbassador. She set a trend in sustainable fashion with the dress she wore at Met Gala 2016. The entire outfit is sustainable and it was custom-made from 100 percent post-consumer plastic bottles. Watch the video below to see how Emma is setting an example for all of us how we can change the world one dress at a time!

Emma Watson Changing the world one dress at a time u$u Emma Watson Changing the world one dress at a time u$u https://youtu.be/K4HViRgJ37Y he fashion industry is on a relentless pursuit to answer the question: Wh...

After watching a TEDx video at our office about the Green School located in Bali, Indonesia, we were extremely impressed by its unique approach. And now we finally had the chance to visit it! We stopped in Bali on our way to Malaysia where we will spend the next four months taking CrowdMove to the next level by participating in the MaGIC accelerator. The school’s ecologically sustainable design and focus on sustainability education for young students are remarkable! The campus of buildings is built entirely from sustainably-harvested bamboo and is powered by renewable energy systems. It was an amazing experience to meet and get inspired by the people who run one of the world's greenest and most sustainable educational institutions!

Viktor and Andrei, founders of CrowdMove

The Green School Showcases Bamboo Construction in Indonesia The Green School in Bali Indonesia is constructed from locally grown bamboo and features many sustainable and environmentally friendly building strategies

Being able to bike to work is just one of the advantages of working in Denmark. Most of our team members are biking to and from the office every day. Biking is not only healthy, but also immensely beneficial in fighting the climate change. Here is an interesting report by the European Cyclists’ Federation which proves that.

ecf.com