Zero-waste swaps for a plastic-free period
by Many women are unaware that most menstrual products contain single-use plastic, which can take hundreds of years to decompose. The average …
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The best eco-friendly festive gift ideas for Christmas
The weather is getting colder, young and old are looking forward to enjoying the festive days, the food and the holidays. …
5 Ways to Reduce Waste – Zero Waste for Beginners
The process of reducing waste takes time because it is all about adopting a different lifestyle. There a lot of things …
10 things I no longer buy as a minimalist
Recent studies have demonstrated that clutter can have a deleterious effect on stress, life satisfaction, physical health, and cognition. When we …
Featured Brand: Paguro products incorporate a wide range of reclaimed materials. Meet Yen Goo, the creator of paguroupcycle.com
Innovative, imaginative, practical, beautiful and eco-friendly are just a few of the qualities Paguro Upcycle products have to offer to the conscious …
M&S TRIALS PLASTIC-FREE PRODUCE AS IT ACCELERATES PLASTIC REDUCTION PLAN
16 January 2019 Marks & Spencer today steps-up its commitment to reducing the amount of plastic it uses by launching over …
Zero waste swaps to considerably reduce your waste now
Every year we dump a massive 15 thousand tons of waste in the UK. This stunning amount of rubbish is generated …
Festive waste-less gift giving ideas
This Christmas we can choose to make a difference and reduce the number of presents that will go to the landfill. Here …
London’s First Zero-Waste Christmas Market 8th of December in Hoxton Arches
Every year we dump a massive 2.12 billion tons of waste. If all this waste was put on trucks they would …
Authentic Greek tzatziki recipe (vegan)
Here is my recipe for this refreshing traditional Greek dip that is delicious, easy to make and taste divine with the …
How to tackle food waste
Food waste is one of the biggest problems in our world today. Every year in the United Kingdom, 18 million tonnes …
10 Less Waste And Eco-Friendly Swaps
Not only does it cost a lot of money, energy and natural resources to manufacture and transport new products, it also costs a great deal to process these products as waste once we’re done with them. The more rubbish we put in the ground, the more our landfills release toxic gases and substances that contribute to climate change, can kill plants and animals and contaminate our water supplies.