[dropcap]As a civilization who spends about half of our waking hours at our workplaces, possibly more. Most of these workplaces are dependent on resources provided by the natural ecosystem around us (be it water, food, paper, energy & more). It is therefore ultimately in our interest to do our best
Sustainability
Creative Tips for Zero-Waste Living
Adopting a zero-waste lifestyle can be an exciting journey towards sustainability, and it doesn't have to be limited to the usual tips you've heard before. This guide will provide you with some creative and unexpected ways to reduce waste, making the transition to a more sustainable lifestyle both fun and
How to Host a Sustainable Wedding
Bee the Change: Creating Pollinator Friendly Gardens
Pollinators, especially bees, play a crucial role in our food system and ecosystem. However, habitat loss and the use of pesticides have led to a decline in bee populations worldwide. By creating a pollinator-friendly garden, you can help support bees and other important pollinators. Here are some creative tips to
Pass the torch: Composting
Eco-Friendly DIY Cleaning Products: Recipes for a Green Home
Cleaning is an essential part of maintaining a healthy and comfortable home, but many commercial cleaning products can be harmful to both the environment and your health. Fortunately, making your own eco-friendly cleaning products is easy and affordable. Not only are these products safer for your family, but they're also
Creative Tips for More Sustainable Travel
Sustainable travel can be fun and exciting, and by making small changes, you can make a significant impact on the environment. Here are some creative and unexpected tips to help make your travel more sustainable. Try Voluntourism Voluntourism is a unique and rewarding way to travel sustainably. By volunteering your time
For Thought: Hope for The Planet
Reducing Food Waste Could Reduce World Hunger Up to 4 Times Over
One potent yet often overlooked solution to ending world hunger is reducing food waste and loss. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) estimates that approximately 1.3 billion tons of food, or one-third of the food produced globally for human consumption, is lost or wasted every year. Food waste
Going Solar
By James Yasin Shell chose simply to pay a £29.4Mn fine, rather than clean up its operations. In addition to the wilful destruction of the earth perpetrated by corporations like Shell, we see year on year, accidental destruction of habitats and the beauty of the planet in spills like Deepwater Horizon, Exxon