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In Christchurch Botanical Gardens, looking up at a majestic row of trees. Prioritizing Outdoor Spaces for a More Sustainable Society

Prioritizing Outdoor Spaces for a More Sustainable Society

February 11, 2026June 13, 2024 by Evelyn Long

Green areas let people connect, but they can be counterproductive to environmental efforts. Here’s a guide to outdoor spaces’ role in a sustainable society.

Categories Ecology & Biodiversity Tags Climate, Ecology, Environment, Ethics, Lifestyle, Pollution, Sustainability, Waste
installation smoothing it down - Yuma 100W CIGS Thin-film Flexible Solar Panel by BougeRV

Yuma 100W CIGS Thin-film Flexible Solar Panel by BougeRV

June 13, 2024June 7, 2024 by Niki Thorne

BougeRV’s Yuma 100W CIGS Thin-film Flexible Solar Panel is lightweight and offers easy installation and impressive performance. Let’s take a look.

Categories Climate Tags Climate, Environment, Lifestyle, Minimalism, Renewables
Reconductoring: Looking up at power lines at twilight

Reconductoring: Role in Deploying Renewable Energy at Scale

June 11, 2024June 6, 2024 by Amanda Winstead

Reconductoring can improve existing structures and make this happen more quickly. Learn how this will impact the future of large-scale green energy.

Categories Sustainability Facts, Data and Statistics Tags Business, Climate, Environment, Pollution, Renewables
Students watching birds at Nador Lagoon - Climate Change Education: Shifting Perspectives of Teachers

Climate Change Education: Shifting Perspectives of Teachers

June 11, 2024June 1, 2024 by Beth Rush

Despite increasing temperatures, melting ice, rising sea levels and more severe natural disasters, climate change education remains limited. Let’s discuss.

Categories Climate Tags Climate, Education, Environment, Ethics, Lifestyle, Politics
Hempcrete Home

Hempcrete: Sustainable Building for Clean Living

October 4, 2026May 30, 2024 by Ellen Rubin

Hempcrete has a vast potential for environmental sustainability, especially when compared to the problematic Plain Concrete. Ellen takes us for a closer look.

Categories Ecology & Biodiversity Tags Agriculture, Climate, Ecology, Ellen Rubin, Environment, Lifestyle, Pollution, Renewables, Sustainability, Waste
Morning at the coast - Unsustainability Unveiled: How Our Choices Impact The Planet

Unsustainability Unveiled: How Our Choices Impact The Planet

September 12, 2024May 26, 2024 by Brett Stadelmann

The signs of ecological distress are all around us, from the alarming rise in global temperatures to the widespread loss of biodiversity. Let’s discuss.

Categories Risk & Resilience Tags Climate, Environment, Ethics, Lifestyle, Politics, Sustainability, Waste
Cloudy sky reflected in Lake Pukaki. Water Leaks and Ecosystem Health

Water Leaks and Ecosystem Health

June 11, 2024May 21, 2024 by Brett Stadelmann

This guide discusses common sources of water leaks in the home, and the subsequent effects this can have on local ecosystems and the wider environment.

Categories Ecology & Biodiversity Tags Ecology, Environment, Pollution, Waste
Rainforest and fungi. Preserving Biodiversity: The Lifeline of a Sustainable Future

Preserving Biodiversity: The Lifeline of a Sustainable Future

June 11, 2024May 17, 2024 by Brett Stadelmann

This article explores the critical link between sustainable development, animal welfare. and preserving biodiversity. Let’s discuss.

Categories Sustainability Facts, Data and Statistics Tags Biodiversity, Ecology, Environment, Sustainability
three people riding bikes by waterway, with eateries visible across the water - Sustainable Travel Destinations

Top 12 Sustainable Travel Destinations for Your Bucket List

October 3, 2026May 10, 2024 by Andi Croft

Planning some earth-friendly excursions? This article covers a few sustainable travel destinations that might interest your eco-conscious and adventurous soul.

Categories Travel Tags Ecology, Environment, Lifestyle, Sustainability, Travel, Waste
Front garden in France - Some Simple Tips for Keeping Cool and Saving Energy at Home

Some Simple Tips for Keeping Cool and Saving Energy at Home

October 3, 2026May 10, 2024 by Brett Stadelmann

Keeping cool and saving energy: In this article, we outline some simple tips for beating the heat without breaking the bank.

Categories Sustainable Living Tags Carbon, Environment, Lifestyle
Looking out onto a sunny patio, with blue water and mountains visible beyond. Sustainable Ways to Reduce Energy Use at Home This Summer

Sustainable Ways to Reduce Energy Use at Home This Summer

October 2, 2026May 7, 2024 by Evelyn Long

Power plants drive up greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to warming. The best way for homeowners to combat the heat is to find ways to reduce energy use.

Categories Sustainable Living Tags Carbon, Environment, Lifestyle, Renewables, Sustainability
Uniseafish – made of recycled aluminum beer cans Elekes Andor - Own work Uniseafish at the Pest bridgehead of Lánchíd, Budapest on the 17 of September, 2018. Future of recycling.

The Future of Recycling: New Practices & Emerging Materials

December 23, 2024May 6, 2024 by Brett Stadelmann

This article looks at the future of recycling, explores some lesser-known materials entering the recycling stream, and discusses some innovative processes.

Categories Sustainability Facts, Data and Statistics Tags Environment, Recycling, Waste
Gehl Architects' project for Brighton New Road employing shared space Innovations in Urban Planning: A Closer Look

Innovations in Urban Planning: A Closer Look

June 11, 2024May 6, 2024 by Brett Stadelmann

Innovations in urban planning are focusing ever more on pedestrian-oriented design — a holistic approach that fosters a safer, more connected community.

Categories Innovation & Technology Tags Design, Environment, Lifestyle
A narrow walking track through the rainforest. How to Reduce Waste as a Minimalist

How to Reduce Waste as a Minimalist

June 11, 2024May 5, 2024 by Cora Gold

Zero-waste and minimalism go hand-in-hand. These tips will help you reduce waste as a minimalist, lower your carbon footprint, and do right by the environment.

Categories Sustainable Living Tags Environment, Lifestyle, Minimalism, Sustainability, Waste
A woman stands outside wearing a green sweat suit and nylon wind breaker. Her hands are over her head and she looks to her right. Closer Loo at Recycled Synthetic Fabrics

Recycled Synthetic Fabrics: Role in Sustainable Fashion

December 4, 2025May 4, 2024 by Jackie Warehime

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.

Categories Textiles & Fashion Tags Environment, Fashion, Health, Lifestyle, Sustainability, Waste
10 Ways Green Spaces Can Be More Accessible and Inclusive

10 Ways Green Spaces Can Be More Accessible and Inclusive

October 10, 2026May 3, 2024 by Mia Barnes

They’re designed for the public but sometimes aren’t accessible to all. Let’s discuss ways that parks and other green spaces can be made more inclusive.

Categories Gardening Tags Ecology, Environment, Equality, Gardening, Lifestyle, Politics
Degrowth: A Sustainable Solution Or Certain Economic Disaster?

Degrowth: A Sustainable Solution Or Certain Economic Disaster?

October 3, 2026April 26, 2024 by Christina De La Rocha

It’s time to consider “degrowth”, reducing our activities and shrinking our economies to lessen our carbon emissions and negative effects on the environment.

Categories Climate Tags Carbon, Christina De La Rocha, Climate, Ecology, Environment, Ethics, Lifestyle, Politics, Pollution, Sustainability, Waste
The Myths of Modular Building: Debunking the Stereotypes

The Myths of Modular Building: Debunking the Stereotypes

October 10, 2026April 25, 2024 by Rose Morrison

Modular construction aims for a sustainable future while alleviating the housing crisis. Is it achievable? Let’s discuss the myths of modular building.

Categories Innovation & Technology Tags Business, Climate, Construction, Environment, Sustainability, Waste
What Makes Modular Construction More Sustainable?

Modular Construction & Modular Buildings: An Ongoing Guide

March 16, 2026April 24, 2024 by Rose Morrison

Modular construction offers a sustainable edge over traditional building methods. This guide explores the details, with links to further reading.

Categories Innovation & Technology Tags Business, Climate, Construction, Design, Environment, Sustainability, Waste
Why Brooklyn Is the Sustainability Hub of NYC

Why Brooklyn Is the Sustainability Hub of NYC

December 6, 2025April 20, 2024 by Brett Stadelmann

Whether you’re curious about moving to Brooklyn, need a vacation, or want to find the sustainable hub of New York City, Brooklyn has so much to offer!

Categories Waste & Circular Resources Tags Business, Climate, Environment, Ethics, Lifestyle, Plastic, Sustainability, Travel, Waste
Lobster Cove Head Lighthouse - Gros Morne National Park. Made in Canada: Sustainable Fibre Arts NL Conference 2024

Made in Canada: Sustainable Fibre Arts NL Conference 2024

June 11, 2024April 19, 2024 by Bruno Vinhas

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.

Categories Ecology & Biodiversity Tags Art, Design, Ecology, Environment, Equality, Ethics, Lifestyle, Politics
A look at the Environmental Effects of Mining

What are the Environmental Effects of Mining?

June 11, 2024April 18, 2024 by Brett Stadelmann

In this article, we look at the biggest environmental impacts of mining, ranging from habitat destruction to climate change. Understanding them is crucial.

Categories Sustainability Facts, Data and Statistics Tags Climate, Environment, Ethics, Pollution, Waste
The Ultimate Guide to Eco-Friendly Gifts

The Ultimate Guide to Eco-Friendly Gifts

February 15, 2025April 17, 2024 by Brett Stadelmann

Looking to share the love today without threatening the world of tomorrow?. Let’s discuss some ideas for eco-friendly gifts!

Categories Sustainable Living Tags Environment, Ethics, Lifestyle, Sustainability, Waste
sustainable manufacturing

Sustainable Manufacturing: A Close Look at Key Strategies

October 2, 2026April 15, 2024 by Jane Marsh

There’s a growing push towards making sustainable manufacturing the norm rather than the exception. Such efforts let product makers operate more responsibly.

Categories Sustainability Facts, Data and Statistics Tags Climate, Environment, Plastic, Waste
Looking across a garssy field at the classic yellow building of Seward public school

How Climate Change Affects Education in U.S. Public Schools

June 11, 2024April 15, 2024 by Beth Rush

Public schools across the country are beginning to prioritize teaching climate change to show children how to lessen their emissions and prepare for the future.

Categories Sustainability Facts, Data and Statistics Tags Carbon, Climate, Ecology, Education, Environment, Ethics, Pollution, Sustainability
Image of an installed Nest Diamond thermostat, a useful tool for predictive maintenance

Predictive Maintenance for Sustainable Home Performance

October 2, 2026April 12, 2024 by Evelyn Long

The best way to keep homes in near-mint condition while respecting the planet is by engaging in predictive maintenance and sustainability.

Categories Sustainability Facts, Data and Statistics Tags Business, Climate, Environment, Lifestyle, Sustainability, Waste
Farm-to-Desk: How Local Produce is Ideal for the Office

Farm-to-Desk: How Local Produce is Ideal for the Office

December 4, 2025April 12, 2024 by Jack Shaw

It’s never too late to do more business with local farmers and ranchers for your office needs – to practice “farm-to-desk” – and reap the many benefits.

Categories Sustainability Facts, Data and Statistics Tags Agriculture, Business, Ecology, Environment, Politics, Sustainability, Waste
Why and How to stop fast fashion: Sorting through hundreds of tons of clothing in an abandoned factory for a social mission called Clothing the Loop.

How to Stop Fast Fashion, and the Environmental Cost

September 10, 2024April 11, 2024 by Amanda Winstead

How the fashion industry is harming the environment, and tips for how to make more eco-conscious choices to help stop fast fashion from destroying the planet.

Categories Textiles & Fashion Tags Environment, Ethics, Fashion, Lifestyle, Sustainability, Waste
Indian Block Printing: Photograph courtesy of Singhvis

Indian Block Printing: Exploring a Timeless Tradition

June 11, 2024April 9, 2024 by Sagar Singhvi

In a land adorned with a tapestry of history and culture, Indian block printing is a tradition that has been meticulously passed down through generations.

Categories Equality & Justice Tags Art, Culture, Design, Ecology, Environment, Equality, Ethics, Fashion, Lifestyle
How Sustainability Projects Are Blooming This Spring

How Sustainability Projects Are Blooming This Spring

June 11, 2024April 8, 2024 by Brett Stadelmann

Every spring marks a pivotal moment in the fight against climate change. Let’s explore some inspiring sustainability projects taking root this season.

Categories Sustainability Facts, Data and Statistics Tags Business, Environment, Renewables, Sustainability, Waste
Artist rendition of three women collecting herbs in a forest - Exploring Indonesian Traditional Herbal Wisdom

Exploring Indonesian Traditional Herbal Wisdom

June 11, 2024March 30, 2024 by Ria Templer

This discussion of Indonesian traditional herbal medicine explores the historical uses of herbs and other plants, and looks at where they fit in today’s world.

Categories Ecology & Biodiversity Tags Agriculture, Culture, Ecology, Environment, Health, Lifestyle
Trip to Antarctica

10 Tips on How to Enjoy Your Trip to Antarctica

June 11, 2024March 27, 2024 by Brett Stadelmann

If you have made up your mind to visit Antarctica, here are 10 simple tips that will help you make the most out of and avoid leaving more than footprints.

Categories Travel Tags Climate, Environment, Lifestyle, Plastic, Travel, Waste
Snow Scientist, Megan Guinn, smiling in the snow

A Conversation with Snow Scientist, Megan Guinn

October 2, 2026March 23, 2024 by Erin Hassett

Erin Hassett, of the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, chats with snow scientist Megan Guinn about glaciers, wild fires, avalanches, and more.

Categories Ecology & Biodiversity Tags Carbon, Climate, Crises, Deforestation, Ecology, Environment, Sustainability
Surfers’ Role in Bali's Fight Against Plastic Waste

Surfers’ Role in Bali’s Fight Against Plastic Waste

October 3, 2026March 20, 2024 by Emma Bukowski

A closer look at everyday people, surfers, fighting the plastic waste problem in Bali, where the future of beaches is now looking just a little more positive.

Categories Waste & Circular Resources Tags Environment, Ethics, Lifestyle, Plastic, Politics, Pollution, Sustainability, Waste
Mindfulness and Minimalism: In a misty forest, looking along a boardwalk under tree ferns

Mindfulness and Minimalism – Benefits Where They Intertwine

May 29, 2025March 20, 2024 by Cora Gold

In this article, we look at the positive interaction between Mindfulness and Minimalism, and how practicing mindfulness can encourage a minimalist lifestyle.

Categories Sustainable Living Tags Environment, Lifestyle, Minimalism, Plastic, Sustainability, Waste
Virtual Water: 3D image of a water bottle on a lake with a large tree beyond

Virtual Water, An Overview: Trade meets Sustainability

June 11, 2024March 15, 2024 by Ana Yong

The concept of Virtual Water has emerged as a framework for understanding the intricate relationships between water, trade, and sustainability. Let’s discuss.

Categories Sustainability Facts, Data and Statistics Tags Ana Yong, Climate, Ecology, Economics, Environment, Health, Politics, Pollution, Sustainability, Waste
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