What is digital pollution? Am I responsible for it?
If you’ve recently heard someone mention ‘digital pollution’, but you’re not quite sure what it is, this article is for you. We will deep dive into all of the main aspects that contribute to the huge carbon footprint that technology has.
The New Year is here but unfortunately that doesn’t mean we will have a new planet Earth. Therefore, we all need to become greener, in order to make sure the generations to come will still be able to live here. Nevertheless, changing is always difficult, and often we never know where to start. So we have concocted a list of 10 simple yet impactful resolutions for you to become a #ecohero.
Delving into the human brain, breaking down our decision-making process, and understanding the psychology behind our actions.
Have you ever noticed these new bamboo toothbrushes in your local pharmacy? Are you unsure whether you should give it a go? Will it impact negatively your dental hygiene?
In this article, the bamboo toothbrush faces the normal, plastic toothbrush in a boxing match. We will consider all aspects of the toothbrushes, through multiple rounds. At the end, the jury will give his verdict on this hotly contested matchup.
Did you know that we waste about 40% of the food that is grown?
Overconsumption is a massive issue in our modern society: we are constantly pushed to consume more and more — and subsequently, we waste a lot. This article will use three mundane situations to show you how you can alter your consuming habits easily.
Social media, newspapers, fake news… It now has become very complicated to get our heads around what’s happening today. Is climate change even a real thing, or just an invention from crazy, old but very manipulative scientists? In this article, we are going to help you define the often invisible line between the facts and the fiction, and hopefully help you form an opinion of your own. An easy read — five tales we demystify for you.
You may be aware that our shopping methods are not really eco-friendly: plastic dominates the shelves and generally, all the products are manufactured abroad.
Fortunately, we are now going to give you three essential yet simple methods that you should implement whilst shopping to make your carbon footprint a little greener.
This article is not a traditional, text-heavy one, but instead we have decided to create three small, clear and concise flashcards of increasingly difficult actions for you to improve your shopping habits into greener ones slowly but surely.
Welcome to our first Eco Idea, on compost bins! We hope this Google Slides presentation inspires you to get a compost bin for your household.
