The clothing industry is the third largest polluter in the world and second in water use. Up to 2,000 different harmful chemicals like formaldehyde, chlorine, lead and mercury are used to produce textiles. Most of…
I work very hard to teach my kids about the value of the environment and the importance of preserving the world around them. This, I feel, helps ensure a positive future for the earth.
Just because we flush it or toss it into the trash doesn’t mean that it’s gone! Pads and tampons do certainly have an environmental impact. Wouldn’t the world be a better place…
Living a zero waste life may be a challenge when you are home and in your routine, but is it doable when you get out of your comfort zone? Traveling poses more of a…
By Fredrica Syren: Sweden has had strict standards limiting emissions from waste since the 1980s. Most emissions have fallen by between 90 and 99 percent since then, thanks to ongoing technical development and better waste…
By Kacey Mya: More people are considering their daily impact on the environment. One of the simplest switches you can make is to go green with your food. While wise first steps are recycling more…
