EV Charging Stations: Wildflower Surrounds & Biodiversity
EV charging stations with wildflower plots can improve the environmental impact of these roadside stations and help offset the negatives. Let’s discuss.
Weeds: Friends or Foe? A Guide for Natural Garden Diversity
This article will challenge the ingrained cultural stigma attached to weeds by celebrating certain species that have historically been given a bad rep.
Galerie SLP presents “Die Wilde Blüte” The Untamed Growth
Galerie Sara Lily Perez presents “Die Wilde Blüte” The Untamed Growth | 30.11.2024 – 25.01.2025 With the artists KYTE TATT and GABRIELA RUBAGOTTI
The Impact of Paint on the Environment and Human Health
Paint serves a useful purpose, but many traditional formulations contain lead, harmful VOCs, and microplastics. Let’s look at the details and explore alternatives.
“Mambo Italiano” An Exhibition by Agostino Perrone
Galerie Sara Lily Perez is welcoming you back to the world of Agostino Perrone with his latest solo exhibition, “Mambo Italiano.”
Create a Low-Impact Home with Sustainable Design Principles
This articles explores how you can adopt sustainable design principles to help you create a low-impact home, a living space that is eco-conscious and beautiful.
An Interview with Isabel (Izzy) Laderman
An interview with Isabel Laderman, who has Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and is the founder of the disability service Disability Awareness Around the Climate Crisis.
Using & Repurposing Kitchen Waste: A Complete Guide
Sustainability includes using our kitchen waste to either propagate new plants and/or sustain our gardens and our homes. Let’s dig in to the details!
Biofuels Do More Harm Than Good: An In-Depth Analysis
Contrary to claims, biofuels are not carbon neutral. In fact, in many cases, biofuels end up emitting more carbon than traditional fossil fuels. Let’s discuss.
The Green Sail Footprint Charter Partners
A look at the Green Sail Footprint system, and why tourists are increasingly choosing to support charter companies that measure their impact on the environment.
Interview: Marie Gutierrez Hurtado of UMA Intimates
Ben Heinkel, of Ethical Clothing, speaks with Marie Gutierrez Hurtado, the founder of UMA Intimates, a sustainable lingerie brand based in Barcelona, Spain.
Landscape Fabric: Effectiveness and Environmental Impact
Regardless of how you choose to address weed growth, using landscape fabric is not your best option. Let’s discuss the reasons why, and look at alternatives.
Van Life Sustainability – 11 Tips for Eco-Conscious Nomads
This guide to van life sustainability covers the primary issues facing this nomadic life, and explores some ways to be an environmentally conscious traveller.
Plogging: Exploring the Swedish Eco-Friendly Fitness Trend
What is plogging, and why is this trend exactly what people and the planet need right now? We take a closer look at this healthy and invigorating new hobby.
Yuma 100W CIGS Thin-film Flexible Solar Panel by BougeRV
BougeRV’s Yuma 100W CIGS Thin-film Flexible Solar Panel is lightweight and offers easy installation and impressive performance. Let’s take a look.
Portable Propane Outdoor Camping Water Heater by BougeRV
Product Review: Portable hot water on demand – that’s what BougeRV promises to deliver with their new portable propane hot water heater. Let’s take a look.
Recycled Synthetic Fabrics: Role in Sustainable Fashion
Though recycled synthetic fabrics have a lot of potential for eco-friendly fashion, there are nuances that need considering as well. Let’s have a closer look.
A Look at Apocalyptic Desire: The Wish to Remake the World
It may be no surprise that many people have apocalyptic desire, a hope for global cleansing and perhaps renewal. But the future is in our hands. Let’s discuss.
Degrowth: A Sustainable Solution Or Certain Economic Disaster?
It’s time to consider “degrowth”, reducing our activities and shrinking our economies to lessen our carbon emissions and negative effects on the environment.
Modular Construction & Modular Buildings: An Ongoing Guide
Modular construction offers a sustainable edge over traditional building methods. This guide explores the details, with links to further reading.
Made in Canada: Sustainable Fibre Arts NL Conference 2024
We look at fibre arts in Canada, where the Sustainable Fibre Arts Conference “Made in Canada” will be held by the Craft Council of Newfoundland and Labrador.
A Conversation with Snow Scientist, Megan Guinn
Erin Hassett, of the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, chats with snow scientist Megan Guinn about glaciers, wild fires, avalanches, and more.
What Is Soil? A Close Look at the Ground Beneath our Food
When air, water, biology, and rocks interact with each other at the Earth’s surface, a life-giving property emerges. But what is soil exactly? Let’s dig deeper.
The Devastation of Our Success
A look back at the environmental devastation left in the wake of humanity’s rise to dominance, and a look forward at the ways in which we might make amends.
Sustainable Construction: A Comprehensive Guide
The industry has been one of the main contributors to pollution, but there’s now hope of a more sustainable construction process and environmental awareness.
Interview – Pinar Guvenc & SOUR: Designing for a VUCA World
We catch up with Pinar Guvenc, at global architectural firm SOUR, and discuss today’s design standard that is no longer serving communities or the environment.
The Global Housing Crisis: Facts, Figures, and Solutions
This article is a hub for insights into the global housing crisis, exploring developments, updates, and articles relating to various aspets of this issue.
Fine Particulate Pollution in Europe – A Dire Situation
It’s an issue along the lines of “breathe the air and die prematurely.” There’s a serious problem around fine particulate pollution in Europe. Let’s discuss.
Interview with Trent Romer, Author of This Is Our Home
Trent Romer’s latest book, This Is Our Home, is a cautionary yet inspiring tale to take personal action in the fight against the planet’s destruction.
9 Best Ways to Visit Costa Rica Sustainably: A 2024 Guide
We’re going to highlight the best ways you can be a responsible tourist and visit Costa Rica sustainably so that its wilderness can remain for years to come.
Cobbled Goods: Slow Fashion Marketplace for Unique Footwear
Today, we are joined by Ariel Fabbro, the founder of Cobbled Goods Collective, a slow fashion marketplace showcasing unique shoes from independent brands.
A Guide to Biophilic Design – Function, Beauty, & Comfort
From the human need to reconnect with nature, biophilic design was born — bringing the natural environment back into our structures and community spaces.
Kayleigh Goodman: Floop, the Carbon Footprint Calculator App
An interview with Kayleigh Goodman on the potential of the Floop app, a Carbon Footprint Meal Calculator, and how it can help to address climate change.
URBNC3: Be Part of the Footwear Revolution
We spoke with URBNC3 founders Linda Wang and Roman Wyss to learn how the brand is challenging convention and setting a new standard for sustainable footwear.
Lauryn Strobel of Love Khaos: Ethical Festival Attire
An Interview with Lauryn Strobel of Love Khaos, the makers of festival attire that believe in paying well, minimizing textile waste, and caring for the planet.
Solarpunk and Sustainability: Towards a Better Future
This article explores the solarpunk movement, its role in the fight against climate change, and how Solarpunk Presents explores hopes for a better tomorrow.
Svanir Wilderness Ecostay: A Chat with Indrani Chakraborty
An interview with Indrani Chakraborty of Svanir Wilderness Ecostay, an eco-friendly boutique homestay located near the city of Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India.
Explore the History of Henna, its Cultural Significance & Uses
Botanically known as Lawsonia inermis, Henna is a plant-based dye with hair or skin staining properties, used as a natural alternative to synthetic dyes.
Tripulse: The Next Generation of Sustainable Activewear
Franziska Mesche, Founder and CEO of sustainable activewear brand Tripulse, discusses her plans to ensure a better world for people and the planet.
The Health and Environmental Impacts of Laundry Practices
This comprehensive guide examines the health and environmental impacts of laundry detergents, products, and practices; and explores sustainable alternatives.
A Sustainable Blue Economy: Circularity and Ocean Resources
We discuss the concept of a Sustainable Blue Economy, which aims to promote economic stability while preserving the health and diversity of marine ecosystems.
Sailors for Sustainability: Travelling the World Ethically
As “Sailors for Sustainability”, Floris van Hees and Ivar Smits encounter positive people everywhere, and document solutions to the global challenges we face.
Max Romey, Ocean Plastics, and a Circular Footwear Industry
An interview with artist, filmmaker, and climate activist Max Romey, exploring the health and environmental consequences of the global shoe industry.
Building Circular Cities: ‘Designing with Disaster’
An interview with “Designing with Disaster” exhibition curator, Professor Hitoshi Abe, encourages us to consider what makes a resilient and sustainable city.
The Most Beautiful Places for Wild Swimming in Scotland
From enchanting Celtic pools to cascading waterfalls, discover the most beautiful places for wild swimming in Scotland. Are you ready to dive in?
What Happens to Garbage: Insights into the Burning of Waste
We take a closer look at what happens to garbage, and why it might not be taken to landfill, as seen through this tour of a local garbage-burning facility.
Diversity Loss and Environmental Degradation in The UK
Experiences & reflections on the current state of climate, diversity, and environmental degradation in the UK, what has been lost, and hopes for the future.
Environmental Elitism: In-Depth Review of a Global Problem
We explore the rise of environmental elitism, the inaccessibility of sustainable living, and how we can change the climate narrative so nobody is left behind.
Where are Microplastics Found and Where do They Come From?
Where are microplastics found? And where does it all come from? We dig a little deeper, and look at the dilemma faced by countries the world over.
AFCZ: Helping those Living and Dying on the Street in Zambia
Carol McBrady, known around Zambia’s capital Lusaka as ‘Mama Carol,’ has dedicated her life to rescuing street children and helping them get a better future.
The Effects of Microplastics on Humans: An Introduction
An introduction to microplastics, the prevalence and the harm they are causing all around the world, in environments, in wildlife, and inside all of us.
The Real Fear of Flying: Train vs Plane Emissions & Cost
Considering the ethical comparison of train vs plane, and other types of travel, Jane Cahane reviews the pros and cons of alternatives to cheap flights.
Prevalence of Regenerative Agriculture (RA) Across the World
We Discuss the Prevalence of Regenerative Agriculture in Countries Around the World, including Statistics, History, Definitions, and the Future.
Let’s Give Trickle Up Economics a Go
It’s time to give trickle up economics a go. It would rev up the economy, raise standards of living, improve public health, and reduce homelessness.
The Global Lack of Classrooms, and a Sustainable Solution
As the global education gap grows, and the global lack of classrooms widens, Thinking Huts tackles the crisis head-on with sustainable 3D printed schools.
A Thoughtful Mental Health Apparel Brand – How to Heal Co.
Healing Yourself & The Environment: A Review of Mental Health Apparel Brand, “How to Heal Co.”, and an interview with its founder, Jessi Beyer
What Is Minimalism? A Beginner’s Guide
“What is minimalism, and could I apply it in my own life?” If you’ve asked this question, this beginner’s guide exploring a simpler lifestyle is just for you.
The Importance of Sustainability in the Art World
Insights into sustainability in the art world, put together by the team at Victory Art, who assist emerging Central Eastern European artists.
10 Travel Podcasts That Will Help You Travel Better
We’ve rounded up 10 travel podcasts to aid your travels, tackling the issues and giving tips for how we as travelers can have a more positive impact.
What Is Ecotourism and How to Plan Your Next Trip
Before you start booking your next destination, you should first know what ecotourism is, the pros and cons, and the most eco-friendly way to plan your trip.
12 Eco-Friendly Ways to Travel & See the World Sustainably
Your smallest actions can have the biggest impact. This is very much true when searching for ways to travel more sustainably.
Sustainable Agriculture: The Environmental Impact of Farming
Many farmers around the world are moving towards environment care, while producing enough food to meet current demands.
Sustainable Fashion: Organizations, Certifications, Fabrics
A glossary of organizations, certifications, NGOs, ethical movements, technical terms, and jargon associated with sustainable fashion.
Designing Costa Rica Beachfront Villas With Nature
Sustainable beachfront villa design in Costa Rica means working with coastal ecosystems, passive cooling, native planting, and long-term resilience.
Why U.S. Healthcare Costs Are Unsustainable for Patients
U.S. healthcare costs leave patients exposed to debt, delayed care, surprise bills, and financial stress, even with insurance.
Choosing Sustainable Home Materials That Last Generations, Not Decades
Discover sustainable home materials that last generations. From flooring to roofing, learn how to choose eco-friendly options for long-term value.
The Health of Bee Populations in Tennessee and Strategies for Their Restoration
Throughout Tennessee, bees perform essential ecological functions, but their populations are under stress, and the resulting consequences are becoming evident.
The Sahara Solar Dream: Why It Remains Impractical
The Sahara has immense solar potential, but climate effects, transmission, storage, ecology, and politics make the dream far more complex.
Breaking the Copper Mining Cycle: Why Fiber-Based Networks Matter
The mounting environmental cost of digital connectivity underscores the urgent ecological need to transition from copper to fiber infrastructure.
What Makes a Multi-City Move Feel Smoother
A smoother multi-city move comes down to route planning, realistic timing, practical packing, and enough flexibility to handle change.
Can Smarter Canning Reduce Industrial Waste?
Smarter canning can reduce food, water, energy, and packaging waste, but automation only helps when it is used thoughtfully.
Is Aging in Place the Ultimate Sustainable Housing Solution?
Discover how aging in place can reduce waste, preserve resources and create a safer, more sustainable home for the future.
Why Sustainable Beauty Is the Secret to a Healthy You and a Healthy Planet
Unlock the secret to a healthy you and a healthy planet with sustainable beauty. Discover how conscious choices in your skincare routine can reduce waste, minimize exposure to harmful chemicals, and promote ethical practices.
Balancing Safety and Sustainability in Equipment Manufacturing
In equipment manufacturing, a common misconception is that operational safety and environmental sustainability were often treated as separate priorities.
Sustainable Fashion Brands Worth Watching
A thoughtful look at fashion brands with notable sustainability efforts, plus what shoppers should still question before buying.
Why Heat Treating Can Be a Green Strategy
Heat treating uses energy, but longer-lasting metal parts can reduce waste, replacement cycles, and lifecycle emissions.
Keeping Your Place of Business Safe for All
Practical ways to make business premises safer, from access control and lighting to slip prevention, maintenance, and reporting.
Financial Minimalism: How to Live a Low-Cost, Low-Waste Life
Practicing financial minimalism to help your wallet and the planet. By Cora Gold, Editor-in-Chief of Revivalist Financial minimalism is the deliberate mindset and practice of simplifying how you manage your money. It entails controlling your spending, consolidating bank and investment accounts, and automating saving and investing. While many associate this lifestyle choice with frugal living, it’s … Read more
Natural Livestock Care That Actually Supports Health
Learn how pasture, water, feed, and low-stress handling work together to support healthier livestock with practical, eco-friendly care.
How to Make Your At-Home Manicure Lower-Waste
A practical look at how to make at-home nail care a little lower-waste, less impulsive, and more thoughtful.
Setting Up a Small Farm for Healthier Livestock
Healthier livestock starts with better setup. Here’s how pasture, water, shelter, airflow and daily systems shape small farm animal care.
Minimalist Travel: Pack Light, Leave Nothing But Footprints
Not only will minimalist travel knock some weight off your luggage, but it can be better for the environment, too. Pack light and leave nothing but footprints.
Disposing of Green Energy Tech in the Circular Economy
Solar panels, EV batteries and wind turbines cut emissions—but they also create waste. Here’s how circular design, take-back and recycling can keep it out of landfill.
How Early Environmental Review Can Support More Responsible Development
How early environmental review can reduce risk, improve site decisions, and support more responsible development from the start.
What Interior Designers Do for Sustainable Homes
Interior designers shape waste, toxins, and energy use. Here’s what they do, what you get, and questions to ask for a truly sustainable interior.
Does Rust Formation Damage the Environment?
The development of rust poses multiple environmental challenges despite its perception as a mere unsightly annoyance. Let’s look at the details.
The Sustainable Approach to Chemical Risk Assessments
Chemical risk assessments protect humans from dangerous exposure and support public health. Let’s explore the controversies and what to look for in the future.
How AI Is Changing Education for Students and Teachers
AI is reshaping classrooms, homework, and teaching workflows. Here’s what is changing for students and teachers, and why fair process matters more than ever.
Rethinking Our Farming Approaches: The Sustainable Way
In an era where the impact of climate change can no longer be ignored, there’s no place for unsustainable agricultural practices.
What Is Green Warehousing? (And How to Achieve It)
With specific strategies, any warehouse can reduce its carbon footprint.
6 Best Digital Twin Software for the Tower Industry
Tower digital twin software can help operators improve inspections, planning, and asset visibility. This guide looks at a few different platforms.
After 16 Years, DOE Walks Away From Yucca Mountain
The Great Pivot: After 16 Years, DOE Quietly Abandons Yucca Mountain and Starts Fresh
Sustainable Reuse Practices for Clean Energy Developments
By Lou Farrell of Revolutionized Clean energy development now demands more than low-carbon generation. It also requires smarter decisions about how projects use materials, equipment, land and infrastructure across their full lifespan. Clean energy technologies depend on critical materials such as lithium, nickel, cobalt and rare earth elements, which means developers can no longer separate renewable … Read more
The Sustainability of Bamboo: 2026 Facts vs. Greenwashing
Is bamboo truly sustainable? Explore the 2026 reality of bamboo viscose, FTC “bamboozling” regulations, and the biodiversity impact of monocultures.
Biofuels: Environmental Pros and Cons
Biofuels can cut fossil fuel use, but their environmental impact depends on land, feedstocks, and scale. Here are the key pros and cons.
Maintaining a Seasonal Diet Throughout the Year
A seasonal diet is a fundamental aspect of living sustainably, improving your health, supporting the local economy and promoting environmental well-being. However, you might face specific challenges in enjoying one when local harvests end or aren’t accessible. Thankfully, practical strategies can help you enjoy seasonal foods year-round, even when local produce is scarce. Following these … Read more
The Family Dinner Is Dead — Sustainability Impacts
You’ve probably felt its absence without knowing just what was missing. Dinner used to mean something — a table, shared plates, conversations that stretched longer than the meal itself. Now, it’s often a container in one hand and a phone in the other, eaten between tasks or in separate rooms. Family dinner statistics show that … Read more
How to Create a More Personal, Less Wasteful Home
Create a more personal, less wasteful home by buying less, displaying what matters, and choosing decor you will want to keep.
Buying Gifts for Makers Without More Waste
The best gifts for makers are the ones that get used for years, not admired for a week and forgotten in a drawer.