How Paper Over-consumption is Damaging the Environment
Even if we make sure that we recycle it, our global paper industry is placing an unbearable weight on the planet’s forests, water, and climate.
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The Truth About Corporate Tech Waste and Carbon Footprint
Tech waste makes up just 2% of landfill mass but creates 70% of toxic waste. Let’s take a closer look.
How to Make Your Business More Sustainable Through Sound
The sounds you choose, the equipment you run, and the way you support artists all contribute to a more mindful and responsible operation.
Motorbike Taxis Redefine Public Transportation in Malawi
Lack of public transportation in Malawi has led to the growing of an informal sector of motorbike taxis popularly known as Kabaza across the country.
MALAWI: Mutharika Bounces Back, Rides on Rage, Wins Outright
Malawi’s 4th President Arthur Peter Mutharika of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) made a dramatic return to power by winning the General Election.
Sustainable Foods Worth Growing at Home
Cultivating sustainable foods at home provides you with fresh, nutrient-dense produce free from harmful contaminants commonly found on store-bought vegetables.
Is Organic T-shirt Printing The Answer To Fast Fashion?
Many manufacturers address environmental issues via sustainable fabrics, but ink is sometimes forgotten. Organic t-shirt printing is one potential solution.
What Makes a Tile Truly Eco-Friendly?
As conscious consumers and eco-minded designers look closer at every material choice, the story of ceramic tile becomes both inspiring and complex.
How Sustainable School Uniforms Are Changing the Game
A growing wave of sustainable brands are proving that school uniforms can be durable, eco-friendly, and last through multiple school years and multiple kids.
Renewable Micro-Projects are Transforming Rural Economies
More than just generating electricity or energy, these micro-projects serve as engines for inclusive economic growth, resilience, and environmental stewardship.
The Hidden Environmental Cost of Our Homes
The Hidden Environmental Cost of Our Homes: Why Sustainable Living Starts Within Your Four Walls
Svalbard Expeditions: Is Sustainable Luxury Travel Possible?
This article explores the tension between high-end Arctic tourism and sustainability, with a close look at how private operators are addressing the challenges.
Matt Winning: Is Money Betting Against Our Future?
These words, spoken by comedian and academic Matt Winning about his son’s future in his Fringe show Solastalgia, stuck with me long after the lights went down.
Roof and Gutter Maintenance: Protecting Your Property
Your home’s exterior defense system, particularly your roof and gutters, works tirelessly against the elements every single day.
Sustainable Energy Models That Empower Local Communities
Communities thrive when they control the energy that powers their lives. Across towns and villages, people are finding ways to generate clean electricity close to home. Solar panels on rooftops, local wind turbines, and shared battery storage are turning consumers into producers. Each small project creates independence, builds confidence, and strengthens resilience. These energy models … Read more
Smaller, Smarter, Greener: The Future of Alternative Housing
As cities grow denser and rural regions look for ways to thrive, the question is not whether housing will change, but how fast we can make that change count.
Mercury in Malawi: Doing Away with the Silent Killer
Mercury use in artisanal and small scale mining in Malawi is common, but not many people are aware of the deadly consequences that can result from exposure.
How to Prevent and Treat Common Hiking Injuries
In this post, you will learn how to prevent some of the most common hiking injuries and understand how to treat them if they do occur.
Well-Being and Environmental Awareness in Sober Living Homes
This article explores how environmental awareness and sustainability can be incorporated into sober living homes, and some challenges and opportunities.
Data Cost Fall Powers Progress in Malawi
The cost of data in Malawi had been a cause for concern to many consumers where, in 2020, consumers were paying US$25 per one gigabyte.
The Wonder Plant That is Thabalaba (Miers)
Dr Noliya Mponya thinks Malawi needs to domesticate the Thabalaba plant, whose scientific name is Jateorhiza palmata.
The Best Environmental Books to Understand Climate Change
If you’re serious about finding curated books on sustainability and summaries on climate change, this list is where you can begin.
Why Dispersers Matter for Energy, Materials, & Food Research
Dispersers (high-shear mixers) shape clean-energy materials, batteries, composites, and food emulsions. Here’s how dispersion affects performance, scale-up, and waste.
Malawi’s Demand for Fish Swells Amid Declining Fish Stocks
Over the years, Lake Malawi, the fourth largest fresh water lake in the world by volume, has been losing fish stocks at alarming levels.
Building a Healthier Future with Conscious Lifestyle Choices
This blog delves into different aspects of lifestyle choices, from creating restful spaces at home to rethinking beauty and aesthetics with an ethical lens.
Waste to Wow: Marketing with Recycled and Upcycled Materials
The transformation from waste to wow shows that sustainability is not a limitation but an opportunity. Marketing can capture attention but also be sustainable.
How Water Source Choices Affect Health and the Environment
Understanding the ripple effect of water source decisions allows individuals and communities to make more informed choices about long-term responsibility.
How to Make Everyday Choices That Add Up to a Greener Life
By focusing on daily habits, you can contribute to a healthier planet while maintaining a lifestyle that feels practical and achievable.
Sustainability in Engineering: Material Selection
Materials shape the future of engineering. Every decision, from steel beams in bridges to composites in aircraft, influences performance and longevity.
Waste-to-Energy Systems and Landfill Diversion Programs
Waste-to-energy (WTE) systems and landfill diversion programs: Businesses are learning to extract electricity, heat, or reusable inputs from waste materials.
The Hidden Impact of Poor Airflow on Employee Productivity in Offices
Companies are spending on employee engagement and retention, but might be losing much more than they realise by are not taking airflow into account.
An Interview with Ralph Steadman and Ceri Levy
We asked Steadman and Levy how their Gonzovation partnership began, the evolution of their collaboration and their mutual commitment to environmental advocacy.
COP30 and Brazil’s Green Energy Transition
From November 10th to 21st, 2025, the city of Belém in northern Brazil will host the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30).
The Metal Industry: Eco-Friendly Innovations and Processes
Here’s what you need to know about some of the best, eco-friendly innovations and processes that are revolutionizing the metal industry.
The Importance of Minimalist Travel in an Age of Overtourism
Reduce the impact of overtourism with these minimalist travel tips.
Overcoming the Acceleration of Illegal Online Wildlife Trade
A recent World Wildlife Crime Report found illegal wildlife trade in 162 countries between 2015 and 2021, impacting approx. 4,000 plant and animal species.