#PeopleNotProfit: Reviewing The Year’s Climate Strikes In The Global South
Last Friday, thousands of people coordinated a set of strikes across the world. For transformative processes, for the return of political power to the people, for redistribution and for a home that prioritises #PeopleNotProfit. This is a snapshot of what
What is happening to protest rights in the UK?
Right now, a number of bills working their way through UK parliament have citizens deeply concerned that the nation’s democracy, and fundamental rights like protest, are under threat. So, what exactly is going on? System change needs protest - but we
Our Guide to the Best Vegan Restaurants in London
We may be two months past #Veganuary, but plant-based foods are here to stay. In recent years, there has been an explosion in the popularity of vegan restaurants. From fine dining to fast food, the trend has caught on. And
When Misleading Environmental, Social, Governance regulations (ESG) And Fossil-Fueled Wars Collide
ESGs—which denote a commitment to Environmental, Social and Governance interests—have been around for over two decades. But the war in Ukraine has put them under the public microscope. We take this moment to reframe the inner workings of ESGs: how
World’s First: abillion Decentralising Ownership Of Wealth & Control
In a first-of-its-kind move for the tech industry, Vikas Garg, CEO and Founder of abillion, announced that the company will be offering all of their users the opportunity to be given equity. This is unparalleled. How is abillion disrupting social
Indigenous wisdom is climate science. Here’s how to incorporate it into your eco-activism.
Indigenous wisdom is science. It does not follow the Western scientific method and is therefore often dismissed as invalid. However, research that confirms its effectiveness is growing. If we have any chance of restoring the earth's balance, we must be
The climate crisis is a racist crisis, and we need to talk about it.
"Environmental” problems are often framed in narrow technical ways that make it hard to link "natural disasters" to their broader social and political causes. Climate change has always been deeply entangled with capitalism and racial oppression. What is the nature
A Guide to Sustainable Fabrics: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
The fashion community is abuzz with a plethora of different sustainable fabrics. We’re always hearing of new innovations — from pineapple leather to algae fabric. This can get overwhelming pretty quickly. As a consumer, it can be hard to know the
Meet Energy Observer, the World’s First Hydrogen-Powered Zero-Emission Boat to Tour the World
The world’s first renewable energy-powered vessel has finally landed on Singapore's shores, making its first and last 10-day stopover this March. We look at how the expedition is mobilising and raising awareness for a green transition while exploring solutions to
Calling all restaurants and diners to plate up for the planet!
We already know that the food industry is a major contributor to climate change. It accounts for over a quarter* of global greenhouse gas emissions (26%), half of the world's habitable land* is used for agriculture, 78% of global ocean
These 10 Food Waste Apps Are Here to Nourish Your Sustainable & Circular Lifestyles
Have you been growing increasingly aware of the food in your house that might be going to waste? The food crisis is real, but with #LittleGreenSteps, its effects can be reduced. From redistributing excess to tackling your household food, you
International Women’s Day Needs a Political Makeover. Here are a few Activists Leading the Change.
Audre Lorde is famous for having said: “I am not free while any woman is unfree, even when her shackles are very different from my own.” Women across the world protest, march, write, mourn, dream, go on strikes—for our collective