Campaigning for sustainable development
Written by Anca Enache We are still under the stay at home order. We are still in lockdown, at least parts of the country. As the restrictions ease off and more businesses open, social distancing and health protection guidelines are still in place. As each establishment is looking for ways to be in compliance […]
Britt saw my coffee hour display that highlighted the link between palm oil and deforestation. I have a sweet tooth, but I pass up today’s long shelf-life cheap cookies that are made with palm oil. Britt knew that I get most of my groceries at a food cooperative in town. […]
Written by Giles Kirkland According to WHO research, 3.3 million people die every year as a direct result of air pollution. This is a major problem that’s been omitted by the governments of both developed and developing countries for decades. For them, it is much easier that way, because they […]
Description: The summer holidays allow you to spend more time with your children. You finally have them back in the nest and running around. But with time, they always stick to their gadgets and even refuse to help, so what do you do? The answer is to get them busy […]
Written by: Giles Kirkland Have you been thinking about buying an electric car? If so, you’d be in good company. It’s estimated that there are over five million electric cars on the road, and that number is expected to climb to represent 30% of all one billion vehicles in the […]
As a conscious consumer, you’re probably already doing multiple things to reduce your carbon footprint and minimize waste, but there may be more small changes that you can make. We’ve put together a brief list of green adaptations that you can integrate into your home life without having to disrupt […]