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Fires. Floods. Hurricanes. Tornadoes. Unbearably hot days. All of these weather events are intensifying due to climate change, which is a phenomenon causing gradual but dangerous warming of the planet. Climate change is caused by carbon

Even though second-hand shopping has gained a lot in popularity over the last couple of years, there are still countless myths about second-hand shopping circulating that are stopping people from giving second-hand a chance. Don’t

Looking for realistic ways to consume less? Ever felt guilty after realising you’ve overspent on online shopping or thrown away a perfect avocado that you didn’t make it to in time? If you’re struggling with

What Is Single-use Plastic? Put simply, single-use plastics are goods that are made primarily from fossil fuel-based chemicals and are meant to be disposed of immediately after use. Single-use plastic pollution is one of the

Every parent wants to give their child the best. However, as much as you want to give your child everything they need, you also need to consider the impact of your choices on the environment.

What Is Water Pollution? Water pollution is a state in which harmful substances like chemicals or microorganisms contaminate a body of water: a stream, river, lake, or ocean. This pollution degrades water quality and renders

Every little thing that we buy, use, or throw away leaves a mark on the planet. Whether big or small, the effect on the environment cannot be ignored. This is where buying second-hand becomes a

Do you have clothes in your closet that you no longer wear or don’t fit into anymore? Instead of throwing them away, why not consider upcycling them? What does upcycling mean? Upcycling is taking an

Did you find a rare pair of sneakers in a thrift store? Did you just spot a pair of used Oran Hermès sandals for a third cheaper price? Do you have a wedding around the

Have you ever stopped to think about what happens to all those clothes you no longer wear or need? Most of us probably haven’t. We just toss them in the trash or donate them, assuming

The circular economy is an economic model where resources are kept in use for as long as possible, and waste is minimised. Products are designed to be reused, repaired, or recycled instead of being disposed

Even though a completely waste-free circular economy is a grand vision, we can all contribute to conserving resources and reducing waste with small behavioural changes. Here are 5 simple steps for beginners: 1. Share and

Just a few decades ago, it was common to repair defective devices, furniture, or clothing instead of replacing them. Today, this sustainable practice is experiencing a renaissance due to environmental reasons.   Repairing is Trendy

The vision of a zero-waste economy, where resources are continuously kept in the value cycle, is desirable but not easy to implement. On the path to a circular economy, several hurdles await. Nonetheless, the future