Becoming Sustainable
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Why is Community Engagement important for Sustainability?
Want to know the secret to create a sustainable future? Discover why community engagement is the key to success! Learn how -
What is Circular Economy?
Are you tired of the same old wasteful ways of our current economy? Want to save the planet while also saving money? Look no further than the revolutionary concept of circular economy! Discover how this game-changing system is reshaping industries and paving the way for a more sustainable future. Don't miss out on this eco-friendly revolution - read on to learn more! -
What is the Slow Flower Movement?
Flowers have been prized for their beauty and aroma for millennia and used for a variety of things. One would think that growing natural plant life might not have an adverse impact but just like clearing rainforests to make way for agricultural land is harmful, so is the mass production of flowers. -
Why is Zero Plastic not equal to Zero Carbon Emission?
Does zero plastic equate to zero emissions? Do you know what carbon emissions are? Replacing plastic is not a straightforward solution to achieving our climate goals. read more to find out why -
Is Hybrid Working Good for the Environment?
As waves of covid washed all over the globe and wasteful human activity came to a staggering halt. Hybrid working emerged, but is it good for us? Is it the right thing for your mental health and for the environment?
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Understanding Important Climate Change Jargons
There are many technical words that we keep hearing in popular media related to climate action but what do these buzzwords actually mean? Are terms like Carbon neutral, Carbon Negative, Net Zero and Climate Positive just marketing gimmicks or are they definitive? Do they all mean the same thing or do they differ? read further to find the answers
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Shop Online Sustainably
It is believed that online shopping can be less damaging to the planet as opposed to traditional shopping, but how far is that actually true? -
What You Need to Know About Azo Dyes
Azo dyes are used in almost all products like plastics, food, cosmetics and textiles. Since they have intense pigmentation they are used on all textiles with ease, whether they are natural or artificial and around 70% of commercial textiles employ these dyes. But azo dyes are extremely harmful to the environment and humans. Read More.. -
Why Opt for Recycled Cotton
According to research, using 1000kg of recycled cotton yarn can save 0.5 hectares of land, C02 emissions are reduced by 6600 kg, and 2783 cubic meters of irrigation water are saved. An obvious benefit of recycling cotton is that pure recycled cotton is biodegradable, which ensures that we do not have to worry about a prolonged effect on the environment, such as with recycled synthetic fibres. Read more...