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It’s become rather apparent that the delightful hum of bees and the gentle flutter of butterflies are not as abundant in our gardens as they
Many of us have begun to notice a rather unsettling quiet in our gardens, an absence where once there was a gentle humming. It’s a
The 2010 World Green Roof Congress goes to London this September! Green roofs have been a subject of conversation in the environmental world for a long
Saunas are another long-standing health practice that continues to benefit people today! As Finnish author Maila Talvio said, “There is nothing that Finns have been
The average woman has her period for five days, once a month, over 40 years. In other words, the average woman uses over 16,800 tampons
A friend once told me, “I want to live a simple life, but it’s so complicated!” Learning new habits takes time, because it’s not just
By the year 2050 the world population is estimated to be over 9 billion.1 Over the course of their lifetimes, each of these people will require
Composting is the new carbon dioxide . Thus, composting is beneficial to the environment as it lowers the global warming potential associated with landfills. Even More Composting
A social movement called dumpstering1 is one of the most repulsive and fascinating environmental movements, and has regained popularity over the last few years.2 Also known as
Global has been declining since the rise of the human civilization. Unfortunately, the numbers of disappearing fresh water species has increased rapidly in recent years.
Water is one of Earth’s most abundant natural resources. Paradoxically, more than one billion people around the world do not have access to clean water.
It perhaps should sound crazy, but killer whales, i.e.”Shamu,” became popular amusement attractions in the 1960s.1 In 2013, Gabriela Cowperthwaite’s documentary “Blackfish” exposed SeaWorld’s troubling treatment
“It’s not easy being green” for Kermit the Frog, but his color may not be the problem. Since the late 1960s, amphibians, mainly frogs, have
It seems that every time you look, another species is being added to the endangered list. Just recently, the federal government placed the beluga whales
Summer is in full swing, and for most, sunscreen is part of the daily routine right now. Because of this, such a product deserves a
The national climate movement has been preoccupied with two things: 1) either applauding president Obama’s latest climate speech or criticizing his failure to act on power
As fervent enthusiasts of the racetrack, we’re not just captivated by the exhilarating rush of velocity—it’s impossible to overlook our collective responsibility towards sustainability. Like
We all yearn for that breath of fresh air and the lush greenery of our cities, yet it’s hard to ignore the persistent hum and
We all have a shared responsibility to tread lightly on our beautiful planet, and let’s be honest, our love affair with cars does pose quite
As our planet faces environmental challenges, businesses are seeking ways to be part of the solution. Every year, companies have a significant impact on natural
As our planet faces environmental challenges, many of us wonder how we can contribute to a greener future. Governments have the unique power to make
Are your electricity bills soaring as high as the summer sun? Renewable energy, like wind and solar, is now cheaper than traditional fossil fuels in
We’re all familiar with that gentle push towards making our homes a touch more sustainable. And if you’re anything like us, figuring out where to
Navigating the world of eco-conscious consumption can often feel like a relentless challenge. Like many others, we’ve encountered that sense of exasperation when faced with
Many of us are on a mission to nourish ourselves with wholesome food whilst also caring for the delicate balance of our planet. You’re in
Many parents and educators aim to instil a deep respect for the environment in children. Studies show that early engagement with nature can shape eco-friendly
The quest for healthier, more sustainable schools is gaining momentum across the globe. Studies have shown that green schools can boost student and teacher wellbeing
Our world is facing urgent environmental challenges, from dwindling biodiversity to climate change. Environmental studies have grown in response to these issues, blending science and
Feeling overwhelmed by rising energy bills? You’re not alone. Educating ourselves about energy can lead to wiser choices and significant savings. This blog will unravel
Energy bills keep going up, and it’s tough to know if we’re using power in the best way. Each year, our homes use a big
Managing our energy use efficiently is becoming crucial as we face climate change and rising bills. Did you know that artificial intelligence can now slash
Searching for a cleaner, greener future? Renewable energy is shining brighter than ever, with global investment hitting new highs. Our blog unpacks the latest trends
Climate change is a storm brewing on the horizon, affecting us all in different ways. Governments around the world hold significant keys to addressing this
Air pollution touches all of us, from the air we breathe to the health issues we face. Recent studies show a direct link between environmental
Plastic is everywhere, clogging our oceans and harming wildlife. Every year, we produce 300 million tons of plastic waste — a number hard to imagine.
Tired of seeing food go to waste in your kitchen? Did you know that the average UK household throws away £470 worth of food each
There’s a lot of buzz about the food we eat, especially when it comes to GMOs. Genetically modified foods have been on our plates for
