The Conscious Scoop: C40 Mayors, Big Oil, And Free Climate Knowledge!
This week: city mayors join forces to rebuild better. Big Oil is at it again with the lobbying. Deforestation is accelerating. And MIT launches a new site: free climate knowledge for all! Read on for this week's top environmental stories
Get Your Hands On Impossible ‘Meat’ At Home: Finally!
Impossible Foods to retail its incredible 'meat' made from plants directly to consumers for the first time in Singapore in a bid to help local partner restaurants and test the waters for future expansion. The revolutionary plant-based meat company has been
Fossil Fuel Firms Linked To Trump Get Millions In Coronavirus Small Business Aid
Revealed: Oil and mining firms – some with ties to Trump officials – taking advantage of funding, review shows. US fossil fuel companies have taken at least $50m in taxpayer money they probably won’t have to pay back, according to a
OPINION: Jumping (And Staying) On The Plant-Based Wagon
Green Monday intern, Sarah Lee, shares her personal journey of transitioning to a more eco-friendly diet. Here's a millennial's guide to sustainably transitioning to a greener, plant-based diet. Growing up, I never thought about where my food came from, or its
The Virtual Conscious Festival: Look Who’s Talking
You’ll likely have heard the news that we’re transforming our Conscious Festival into a virtual experience this year. One of the highlights of the event is always the TALKS, and this year is no exception. We’ve only gone and done it;
The Conscious Scoop: Green Stimulus Plans, Renewable Energy Futures, and Amazon VP Resigns?
This week: we find out more about the importance of green stimulus plans. Amazon's VP resigns because of the company's COVID-19 response. Renewable energy to replace fossil fuels in a post-viral world, and more
North Pole May Be Clear Water By Mid-Century
Within 30 years, there could be clear blue water over the North Pole – not good news for most of the planet. Within three decades, the North Pole could be free of sea ice in the late summer. The latest and
How Did We Get Here? Our Addiction To Fossil Fuels And What It Means For The World
We need to talk about our addiction to fossil fuels. How did we get here? And by here, I mean the state of climatic emergency in which we currently find ourselves. But also, how did we get to the point
Ecocide And Epidemics On Easter Island: Rebuilding A Society
As lockdowns continue across the world, Hannah Nicholl reminisces about a recent trip to Easter Island, one of the most isolated communities on Earth. A hundred years ago, the society was almost wiped out by a virus but has come
The Truth About Biodegradables: Creating More Harm Than Good?
As many event organisers in Singapore turn to biodegradables as a way to reduce waste, it turns out that many don’t biodegrade at all, thus creating even more waste. Could renting crockery be a solution? It’s true. Biodegradable items of all