Category: Sustainable Living

You might have heard people say that you are what you eat. The way lifestyle diseases like hypertension and diabetes are affecting people across the globe bears testimony

Did you know that the pair of brand-new shoes you bought recently might have an adverse effect on the environment? Indeed, the waste generated by the fashion industry

As the world gravitates towards concepts like intentional living and minimalism, people across the world are rethinking how they can get more out of what they have. One

“If it can’t be reduced, reused, repaired, rebuilt, refurbished, refinished, resold, recycled or composted, then it should be restricted, redesigned or removed from production.” Pete Seeger How do

Come summer, most of us would give an arm for a cool smoothie of Boba tea to get some reprieve from the scorching sun. While that may be

Consumers are growing wary of the air they breathe, with 94% of those surveyed here considering indoor air quality important in preventing COVID-19 transmission. Industry-leading agencies confirm this

Did you know that your next fashion purchase is contributing to pollution? The fashion industry is among the top five most polluting industries in the world. Around 400

Did you know that every time you use a plastic spoon and fork to eat something, the action has a negative impact on the environment? They might be

Riding a brand new Halfbike is an experience in itself. One of the best things about this product is that it amalgamates running and cycling, which can be

Why on Earth are we trying to hurry? It is not good to be lazy or procrastinate, but what’s required is a bit of slowing down. Slow living

The average American produces 4.51 pounds of municipal solid waste (MSW) every day. That translates to approximately 267.8 million tons produced annually in the United States. Of that

There might a time or two when you were in awe of the sustainable furniture featured on a magazine spread but didn’t know where to buy it or