Eco musings
Zero-Waste: the initiative to end waste and promote environmental corporate social responsibility
by Shahla Fairooz We generate million tonnes of waste every year; for instance, in the UK, in 2016, around 221 million tonnes of waste were generated (Defra, 2020)....
Your plastic isn't being recycled
Plastic recycling is a myth that needs to be debunked. We can’t assume that all of the plastic that we put in our recycling bins will be properly...
How knowledge gaps propel the false perception that “one person can’t make a difference.”
by Callum Morrell Recycling (as in placing recyclable waste in the appropriate bin, or bag, at home or on the go) is something many people find straightforward. We...
water water everywhere
Water is so good for our bodies and for lubricating our minds. Health practitioners advise we drink around 2 litres of water a day. In the UK, we...
Sustainable Advent Day Thirteen: frock swap
It’s time to climb into your wardrobe and pull out your festive favourites from yonder year. Grab your fancy garb, be it a shimmery suit or dazzling dress...
Sustainable Advent Day Twelve: grab the anti-bac
Cleaning has become a much more serious matter since this year’s unwelcome addition to our lives. We are likely to reach for the anti-bac frequently whilst we host...
Sustainable Advent Day Eleven: get the veg on!
Switching to at least one vegan meal during the festive period can help massively towards achieving a sustainable Christmas this year. Plant based diets are lauded for placing...
Sustainable Advent Day Ten: pen 'person' ship
This year write a letter instead of buying a gift. Reduce waste and keep to your festive budget by putting pen to paper. A thoughtful letter can mean...
Sustainable Advent Day Eight: put a lid on it!
Conserving energy is such a powerful way to make your Christmas more sustainable. Little adjustments to your habits can make a real difference. Like putting lids on pans...
Sustainable Advent Day Seven: your turn to do the dishes!
Christmas is often synonymous with washing up. We share meals with more people and invariably eat more, more often. Meaning more dishes, pots and glasses to wash up....
