Plastics have been defined as the “workhorse materials of the modern economy”, and in fact they are. Although recently many efforts have been made towards shrinking their consumption, it still has enormous dimensions: plastics production reached its peak in 2019 with a global amount of 368 million metric tons, then…

Furniture and Circularity: A Primer In today’s world of abundant options and free delivery, it’s easy to save money on a cheap sofa without thinking about its short lifespan. …

Circular Economy is based on three simple principles: designing out waste and pollution, keeping products and materials in use, and regenerating natural systems. All major game-changers in sustainable development. Many fashion and lifestyle brands are already integrating these principles into their product design, enabling planet-positive solutions. Discover here 5 hand-picked…

The ocean is more than just a mysterious and beautiful place that sparks the imagination. Scientists say that approximately 50 to 80-percent of the earth’s oxygen production comes from our oceans. A variety of marine life requires a clean ocean to breathe and thrive. Today, the world’s oceans are facing…

The past year has taught us a lot about climate change and its threats to human existence on this planet. We need to start acting now, making changes in our lives that promote a positive impact. …

Based on our last article on greenwashing, many of you asked if we would write an article about the most credible sustainable certifications. …

What is Christmas time for you? Is it family? Is it food, quality time, gifts or all of the above? There is something extra special about Christmas this year because we are finally returning to some form of normality! This Christmas will undoubtedly be a time to reunite, celebrate and…

You may have seen the terms greenwashing, pinkwashing, bluewashing floating around, but what do they mean? And how can you see through the surface so you don’t fall victim to these unsubstantiated claims leading you to think such companies or governments are doing more than they are. The term “washing”…

The holiday season is over and everybody is “back to school” or work. Do you really need to buy that brand new notebook, or do you have half-used notebooks lying around? …