Explore the latest trends and technology that could create a more sustainable planet.
- Living Big in a Tiny HouseWith the UK housing market in an unprecedented mini-boom, house prices are on a sharp rise and the competition to become a first-time homeowner is fierce. For those stuck renting, the prospect of owning a home canContinue reading “Living Big in a Tiny House”
- How Deux Mains are helping Haitian people out of povertyMeet Julie Colombino-Billingham. Founder ethical fashion brand Deux Mains, and NGO–REBUILD globally, she’s an entrepreneur and for all the right reasons. In her efforts, Julie is successfully providing solutions to 2 problems; old tyres filling up landfillContinue reading “How Deux Mains are helping Haitian people out of poverty”
- Wholegrain Digital takes the lead in Low Carbon WebsitesThe internet – powered by over 8 million vast data centres located all over the world – is a huge draw on resources. One of the most polluting industries, it’s actually on a par with aviation forContinue reading “Wholegrain Digital takes the lead in Low Carbon Websites”
- Circular Cities: lessons from Malmö, SwedenWhat can we learn from one of the most sustainable cities in the world? You might be familiar with the circular economy, now it’s time to get acquainted with circular cities. By 2050, two-thirds of us willContinue reading “Circular Cities: lessons from Malmö, Sweden”
- Google and WWF Sweden partnership marks new era for fashion sustainabilityFashion is underpinned by its supply chain. And transparency in the supply chain has become more important than ever, particularly as the environmental impact of the industry has come under fire in recent years. But a promisingContinue reading “Google and WWF Sweden partnership marks new era for fashion sustainability”
- A race for the skies: sustainable air travelCovid-19 has brought the aviation industry to its knees. In fact, some experts predict that the industry won’t return to its 2019 prosperity until 2026. This blow comes after airlines have come under sustained attack from flight-shamingContinue reading “A race for the skies: sustainable air travel”
- Will the world’s palm oil problem ever be solved?And why ‘palm oil free’ is nothing to brag about. Say hello to Elaeis guineensis, aka the fruit of the palm oil tree — one of the most yielding and destructive crops in the world. And we, asContinue reading “Will the world’s palm oil problem ever be solved?”
- The future of farming: regenerative agricultureWhat does it mean for our livelihood? The impact of our diet on the environment has become a hot topic recently. Veganism is at an all-time high, supermarkets are starting to tackle food waste and plastic packagingContinue reading “The future of farming: regenerative agriculture”
- The dark side of data: understanding the environmental impactData: an invaluable resource Data is undoubtedly playing a vital role in how humans and technology manage climate change and its impact. Each organisational process can exploit data to improve all aspects of business function. From supplyContinue reading “The dark side of data: understanding the environmental impact”
- Eco-anxiety or numbness: how the media is impacting our environmental viewWe’ve all read them – alarmist news stories about climate change. How humans are destroying the planet and how we’re running out of time to undo our catastrophe-causing actions. This powerful language is purposely used in orderContinue reading “Eco-anxiety or numbness: how the media is impacting our environmental view”
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The Earth is a fine place worth fighting for.
– Ernest Hemingway
Emma Gray 