World Wildlife Day is next week. What is it and what can we do to celebrate?
March 3rd is World Wildlife Day, designated by the UN to celebrate and raise awareness of the world's wild animals and plants. This year, it's all about forests. What's so important about forests? What issues do we face with forest
How to get your friends into sustainable cosmetics
Have you been mocked or patronised for playing your part in conserving the environment? Bin There Done That is here to help. They are on a mission to raise awareness about sustainable cosmetics packaging to reduce packaging waste. And they
Rewilding yourself? What does it mean, why do it & how to get started?
In a society that is becoming increasingly disconnected from its natural surroundings and addicted to technology - what can we gain from rewilding ourselves? We take a look at the benefits of becoming more in tune with the natural world
Journey Through a Green Purpose – event for youth in Singapore
It's a tough, unprecedented time for most, but for young graduates looking to make their first career move, it can be hard to navigate. With career fairs going online or postponed indefinitely, and sustainability job searches on the rise -
Elon Musk funds a $100m carbon capture prize. So what?
Elon Musk, the South African billionaire who's known for Tesla and SpaceX (i.e. electric vehicles and colonising Mars), is funding non-profit group Xprize's carbon-removal contest. This means that the man is contributing $100 million of his fortune towards climate solutions.
Veganuary had its most successful year, yet meat consumption continues to rise
We know that reducing meat consumption helps reduce carbon emissions - but are people actually doing it? With more vegan products than ever on the market and lab grown meat on the horizon, it might come as a surprise that
Andy Ridley: on mobilising the masses to save our reefs & lessons from founding Earth Hour
How can we truly mobilise the masses into practical action? What is happening to our reefs around the world, are they already dead? Why is apathy a big threat to the conversation movement? We speak to Andy Ridley, Founding CEO
Black History Month: Resource Round-Up
Black writer and playwright James Baldwin once wrote: "It is the past that makes the present coherent." The unfiltered lens of history—in this case, Black history—can help us see and understand more clearly our contemporary moment. For this reason, among
Big brands are making big moves for climate – but is it enough?
For years now, environmentalists have been calling on the business sector to set more ambitious goals when it comes to the environment. With consumers catching up and being more informed, the demand for climate-friendly products and services has never been
Re:Qi a conscious wellness retreat in Singapore
If you are currently in Singapore it's likely that you haven't left the island in almost a year, and are probably itching to get out. Enter Re:Qi a conscious getaway without getting on a plane. If you are in need
Malcolm Wood & Matt Reid: on plastic conscious hospitality & extreme filming for The Last Glaciers
How can the hospitality industry transform and tackle its environmental problems? Why are climate change scientists not taken seriously? And have we past the tipping point of no return? We speak to Malcolm Wood & Matt Reid serial entrepreneurs, environmental
Who will #PayUp for what garment workers are owed?
Asos just paid £330m to Arcadia retail group to buy up Topshop, Topman, and a few other retail brands. Sir Phillip Green, chairman of the Arcadia group, who's practically a billionaire, is set to earn £50m from the sale. But
