World4Good Blueprint: Human-Focused Solutions that Work “It’s not just about selling art but also about celebrating strength,” Liz Powers We bring you Tempo Community Champion Liz Powers and her work
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Farmers In Zimbabwe Adopt New Strategies To Tackle Climate Change
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Chris Chancey: Solving the Labour and Refugee Crises Together
World4Good Blueprint: Human-Focused Solutions that Work “As people learn more about what’s happening in the world around them refugee crisis, and especially as the U.S. and our government make certain
FIFA Qatar 2022’s Big Win: Sustainability
Did you know FIFA 2022 Qatar took measures to reduce carbon emissions, footprint, and even reduce greenhouse gases? We studied this at TEMPO and identified a few specific directions, making
Why Solar Power Makes Sense
Solar energy is the most abundant renewable energy source available to man, and perhaps it offers the most sustainable and cleanest alternative to fossil fuels. Here are some facts
1% for the Planet is 100% for Mother Nature
Saving Our Planet The need for saving mother nature is not tomorrow’s problem but today’s. Most people think that since they can live through climate change now it would not
No Fairytale, Clothing Made From Dairy Waste
Mi Terro Takes Clothing to a New Level Robert Luo is a wizard in the biotech industry, He founded Mi Terro, a biotech business that concocts protein fiber from disposed
Empowering Local Communities While Recycling Plastic Waste
Meet Social Entrepreneur Ian Rosenberger Ian Rosenberger is a social impact champion who founded three ventures that create opportunity from waste. His organization WORK provides jobs for underserved communities in
Egypt’s Taqatak Revolutionizing Solar Power
Many challenges struggling and developing countries face is the need for power supply. In places like Africa. The scarcity of water knocks out the use of hydroelectricity generation. Even windmill