While environmental challenges often dominate our newsfeeds, it’s important to highlight and celebrate the stories that remind us positive change is not only possible but already in train.
As we head into a shiny New Year, it’s a great time to start thinking about your goals for 2024. Here’s a list of resolutions for sustainable living, both big and small, that can help create a more eco-friendly planet.
Most of us know the items that can be recycled in our homes, from paper to glass jars, magazines and drink bottles. However, did you know there are lots of other household items that are suitable for recycling? Here’s a list to get you started.
Whether a child is at the beginning of their school experience or in university, it’s never too early or late to start teaching them ways to be more sustainable in their everyday lives. It’s a skill that will set them up for a bright future as well as having a positive impact on the world around them.
The Ocean Cleanup, a non-profit organisation working toeliminateplastic from our seas, has removed a recordamountof rubbish from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch in one go.
Incorporating cleansing bar soaps into your daily routine is a small but impactful step towards reducing your environmental footprint. They generally come in sustainable packaging such as cardboard, or are even sold package-free. Bar soaps also cost a lot less than liquid washes and tend to last much longer – up to three times as long.
Every choice we make as pet parents can help contribute to a greener planet, whether it’s the food we buy them, the way we dispose of their poop or the snuggly beds we pick out. Read on for 10 great ways to be an awesome eco-friendly pet owner.
Tackling one area of your home at a time is one of the best ways to change your habits to be more eco-friendly. Here are some simple but effective ways to switch to a plastic-free laundry.
