Becoming Sustainable
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Take a Vacation: Sustainably
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Historically humans remained close to their homes but globalisation has led to the concept of vacation. Vacation refers to a period of time that you take off from your daily life to relax and enjoy and is essentially an experience that entails travelling away from homes for a change of environment to get rid of monotony.
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Food Storage: Go Plastic Free
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Plastic containers have been a part of our childhood, and plastic containers, in general, have proved useful time and again to store a variety of items. From storing leftovers to storing lunches for school, plastic containers were an important part of our everyday life. -
Global Initiatives We Should Know About!
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Among the many issues plaguing humanity the environmental crisis truly threatens the lives of all, and more so for the disadvantaged and marginalised communities. Sustainable development should not be a mere idea but an enforceable standard that all countries must adhere to. Many countries are taking pre-emptive actions to reduce global temperatures while many others only seek to add to the issue. The solution to the environmental crisis lies only in cooperation between nations across the world. -
7 Ways to Repurpose Food Waste in your Homes
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In a country where the recycling system is not as robust, most of the waste generated from households just ends up in landfills and water sources polluting land and water. Even though food waste is biodegradable it takes time for it to break down completely and at the rate that we generate waste the natural breakdown process cannot keep up. -
Benefits of Thrifting
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Trends come and go almost cyclically but some things remain evergreen. Thrifting or thrift shopping is the act of buying pre-loved items at a discounted price. These items that have lost their value to another might still prove to be invaluable for you. Respecting the things we own is important as opposed to treating them as merely replaceable. The capitalist culture would lead you to believe that buying pre-owned things is a waste of your resources but oftentimes you can hunt for real treasures in thrift stores that far surpass their retail value. Thrifting is not only beneficial for you and your wallet but also for the planet.
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5 Sustainable Habits to Help Save Money
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It is a popular notion that switching over to a greener lifestyle may be costly but it can be light on your wallet and the environment if you plan things correctly. The only consistent increase we can see is the amount of trash that grows day by day while the flora and fauna of earth is being depleted rapidly. -
Are Plastics Really Bad for the Environment?
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The problem of plastic pollution is grossly misunderstood by the masses. Paper and metal straws can combat this problem only when used daily, and replacing your plastic grocery bag with a cloth one would have a considerable impact (although every step counts!) when you use the same bag for the rest of your life.
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Zero-waste Products for Beginners
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While it is not always necessary to get new products to go zero-waste, it is extremely important to take a stock of things that you already have. The ultimate goal of the zero-waste movement is to reduce the amount of things we discard so starting to assess our existing habits and articles can have a huge impact on the overall waste we generate. -
Zero Waste Menstrual Hygiene Products
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Going zero-waste in every aspect of your life has now become more of a necessity than a lifestyle choice considering the deteriorating condition o... -
The Trend of Overconsumption and its Impact
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Global development and affluence have bred a culture that promotes the narrative of abundance and replaceability. The population metrics ballooned... -
Why is Social Equity a part of Sustainability
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Sustainability burdens different classes of people in the society differently, and sustainable programs that tend to overlook this integral aspe... -
What is Environmental Awareness?
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Environmental awareness is a concept that refers to the understanding of how our socio-economic activities impact the environment and what are the possible steps we can take to remedy this negative impact.
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