Áine Kelly-Costello: Story-Teller, Researcher, and Advocate
An interview with Áine Kelly-Costello, an advocate, researcher and story-teller based in Aotearoa New Zealand, who writes on disability, climate and migration.
Ethics
Ways That Artificial Turf Could Support Sustainability
Amid rising concerns over resource depletion, artificial turf surfaces as a polarizing solution. Let’s discuss some of the points made by proponents.
Clean Water Access: Emerging Technologies
Let’s take a closer look at some cutting-edge technologies to revolutionize clean water access for the billions of people in need.
The Ethical Frequent Flyer: Sustainable Travel Policies
Even as an employee and frequent flyer, you can press your organization to recognize how business travel can contribute to global carbon emissions.
Practical Ideas to Enjoy a Zero-Waste Easter
How do you celebrate a zero-waste Easter? Here are some ideas to challenge your consumerist habits while going out shopping for your next Easter egg hunt.
Alex Ghenis: Discussing Climate Change and Disability Rights
Alex Ghenis is a prominent advocate for disability rights and climate justice, known for his impactful work at the intersection of these critical issues.
Sustainability within Natural Environmental Cycles
This article looks at two successful and sustainable initiavies, one harnessing energy from ocean waves and the other a sanctuary for migrating birds.
Ori Orisun: Designing a Bio-Inclusive Future with Insects
For designer Ori Orisun Merhav, the future of materials isn’t being invented—it’s already here, perfected over eons by some of nature’s tiniest architects.
Pigeon Populations, Rural Governments, and Animal Welfare
Non-lethal methods, such as birth control and habitat modification, offer humane solutions for reducing pigeon numbers without violating ethical standards.
Memorial Tree Planting as a Green Way to Honor Loved Ones
These 9 sustainable considerations for memorial trees for deceased loved ones can help you create a lasting tribute where love triumphs over sorrow.
E-Waste Management: Are Companies Doing Enough?
E-waste management has become more complicated as the demand for new technology rises. Unfortunately, the outcome has had dire consequences for the environment.
Affordability, Sustainability and Transit Accessibility
Affordability, sustainability and transit accessibility significantly impact people’s abilities to live fulfilling lives. Let’s explore the details.
The Relationship Between Feminism and Fertility in Singapore
From gender equality to reproductive freedom, women in Singapore face many complex issues related to feminism and fertility. Let’s take a closer look.
The Hidden Dangers of Fatbergs on the Environment
Fatbergs are solidified fat, oil and grease around wet wipes, sanitary pads and other nonbiodegradable products. They cause massive blockages in sewer lines.
5 Key Factors for Sustainable Maternal Health Care Solutions
Even though developed nations have made significant strides in modern medicine, the current state of maternal health care remains unacceptable. Let’s discuss.
A New Social Contract for Climate Change
It’s time for an updated social contract, one that measures individual and collective ecological footprints and aims for sustainable economies and environments.
Packaging Waste: An Overview of this Global Problem
Packaging waste is one of the worst outcomes of industrialization. This article explores this problem and presents some possible solutions. Let’s discuss.
The Forest-Dwellers of Rwanda: Consequences of Conservation
Rwanda’s national parks attract millions of tourists each year, but not many know that they have come at a high cost for the indigenous Batwa people.
Indigenous Peoples Agree on Defining the Just Transition
Nearly 100 Indigenous leaders from the seven socio-cultural regions of the world have reached unanimous agreement on defining a Just Transition.
Understanding the Social Impact of Traffic Accidents
This article explores four key social impacts of traffic accidents, highlighting how they disrupt lives.
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
Tips for Responsible Tourism on Islands – Leave No Trace
Follow along to learn more about sustainable tourism on islands and how you can embrace these eco-friendly practices on your next island getaway.
Transforming Spaces: Multipurpose Design in Sustainability
Growing cities require flexible infrastructure. One solution is multipurpose design, which paves the way to better socioeconomic functioning and sustainability.
How to Design Mental Health Spaces
What is a mental health space and how do you go about creating one? Here we discuss environments that are truly restorative for both people and the planet.
2024 Crestone Energy Fair
A look at the 2024 Crestone Energy Fair, a community at the frontier of sustainable living, with innovative and regenerative ideas for the future.
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.
Sustainable Activewear Brands for an Ethical Workout
Healthy living leads to an active lifestyle. In this fast-fashion era, sustainable activewear brands not only give you a lot of design choices but also provide you with peace of mind while wearing them.
Commercial Real Estate: Greenhushing and Stranded Assets:
Greenhushing happens when a company underreports environmental, social and governance (ESG) information. Let’s discuss the details.
2024’s International Crackdown on Greenwashing Marketing
Here, you can learn more about the crackdown on greenwashing, and the banned practices you should avoid to remain an industry leader or top competitor.
The Power of Individual Action Against Climate Change
Historically, taking decisive climate action has been the domain of policymakers and corporations. The time has come to personally join the fray.
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.
The COVID-19 Plastic Crisis: From Masks to Marine Debris
The covid-19 pandemic has highlighted vulnerabilities in our waste management systems and underscored the need for more sustainable practices and materials.
Climate Change and Inequality: Past, Present and Future
The climate crisis impacts all living things, but certain populations are more vulnerable. Let’s discuss the connection between climate change and inequality.
What is “Leatherette”? And Why Does it Make Great Gifts?
Leatherette has been a popular replacement for natural leather for decades. It’s elegant and sophisticated, but doesn’t harm animals to produce.
Ethical and Sustainable Jewelry: Vintage and Second-Hand
Vintage and second-hand is a great place to start when looking for sustainable jewelry. Let’s have a closer look at the ethical and environmental issues.
Sustainable Sourcing: Guide to Ethical Supply Chain
Sustainable sourcing looks at the impact of procurement decisions on the environment and local communities, and the overall sustainability of the business.