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Stephanie Safdie, US Copywriter

Stephanie Safdie holds a bachelor's degree in English Language & Literature from the University of Maryland College Park, where she specialized in multimedia studies and media literacy to write engaging content made for the internet. She previously worked as a social media content video creator, freelance copywriter, and continues to write SEO generated content for her travel website. After seeking opportunities to put her various creative passions to good use, she joined Greenly in mid 2022 as SEO copywriter for the U.S. blog to provide her American perspective on the climate change issues we face today. Her work at Greenly covers a wide variety of topics, such as the impact of popular culture events on the environment, offering unique ideas for sustainable development, and breaking down new climate legislation in simple terms. As Stephanie is passionate about linking the bridge between the everyday activities we love to do (such as travel, concerts, fashion, food, etc.) and the effect it has on the environment, she is pursuing further training for more in-depth journalistic endeavors on the environment in the future.

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Certifications

  • e-certificate from nctj academy
  • greenly pro certificate
Stephanie Safdie

Latest articles

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ESG / CSR
Net zero trajectory
1 min

What is Upcycling?

1 min
Level

In this article, we’ll explain what upcycling is, how it is different from recycling, the benefits of upcycling, and how you can start upcycling yourself at home.

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Industries
Textile
1 min

All You Need to Know About Fast Fashion

1 min
Level

How does fast fashion impact the environment? Should we continue to buy fast fashion if it means hurtling towards an even more grave state of global warming?

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ESG / CSR
Carbon accounting
1 min

Emissions Categories: All You Need to Know in 2026

1 min
Level

ADEME recently released a proposal to shift from the use of scope emissions to a new methodology that will make use of emissions categories. How and why would these new emissions categories prove useful in the race to reduce global emissions?

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Ecology
Global Warming
1 min

Consumerism is Key to Solve Climate Change Equation

1 min
Level

In this article, we’ll explain what consumerism is, why it is detrimental to the environment, and how we could alter our current consumerism habits to create a more sustainable future.

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Ecology
Global Warming
1 min

What is the Carbon Footprint of Celebrities?

1 min
Level

In light of their colossal levels of emissions, Greenly investigates all you need to know about the celebrities with the alleged biggest carbon footprint.

laptop with coffee
ESG / CSR
Net zero trajectory
1 min

What is Green Computing and What does it Imply?

1 min
Level

How can green computing, also known as sustainable computing and green IT, help to reduce the impact on technology – which is now a part of our daily lives, and can cause further environmental harm?

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Industries
Manufacturing
1 min

What is Microplastic?

1 min
Level

In this article, we’ll explain what microplastic is, the harmful effects of microplastic, and how we can mitigate the use of microplastic.

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