Every day, what we eat and the way we prepare meals have far bigger impacts on the environment than we might expect. By cooking and eating more sustainably, we can actually reduce climate change and live a healthier life. Sustainability Starts with Shopping Right It might seem that actions such…

When many people think about taking action to reduce climate change and save the planet, they expect only sacrifice. Drive less. Eat less meat. Travel less. Buy less. It’s true that conservation entails changes. …

One of the biggest challenges in reducing climate change is getting people to understand the issue and take action. Games turn out to be an excellent way to educate and nudge people. Gaming giants, including Sony and Microsoft, are among the leaders. Educate People about Sustainability The first step towards…

One of the biggest challenges in reducing climate change is getting people to understand the issue and take action. Games turn out to be an excellent way to educate and nudge people. Gaming giants, including Sony and Microsoft, are among the leaders. Educate People about Sustainability The first step towards…

With COP26 in Glasgow last year on climate change and the follow-on to implement changes dominating climate change-related headlines, it might seem like there is only one COP. Another one is underway, though, and the focus by COP15 on the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) that will protect nature and…

Simple steps like driving less or turning off lights can decrease your carbon (CO2) emissions and reduce climate change. And, you save money each time you take action. Using a carbon tracker can show you what to do. Carbon Trackers are Useful Very simply, a carbon footprint tracker is an…

From Levi‘s and H&M to Patagonia and Gucci, brands are starting to create more sustainable clothing. With production of cotton for a single pair of jeans using as much water as a person drinks in 10 years and 65 percent of clothing being made of oil-based polymers, however, clothing could…

From Levi and H&M to Patagonia and Gucci, brands are starting to create more sustainable clothing. With production of cotton for a single pair of jeans using as much water as a person drinks in 10 years and 65 percent of clothing being made of oil-based polymers, however, clothing could…

From Levi and H&M to Patagonia and Gucci, brands are starting to create more sustainable clothing. With production of cotton for a single pair of jeans using as much water as a person drinks in 10 years and 65 percent of clothing being made of oil-based polymers, however, clothing could…