Sustainable Alternatives to Plastic: Rethinking the Materials We Use
Bamboo, wood, cotton, clay and natural fibres have served human needs for generations. Today, however, many everyday products are made…
Bamboo, wood, cotton, clay and natural fibres have served human needs for generations. Today, however, many everyday products are made…
When plastic waste is collected from homes, businesses and public spaces, it is easy to assume that it will eventually…
Plastic bottles, food containers and packaging often carry recycling symbols that suggest their materials can be recovered and turned into…
The heat can become difficult to ignore. From sweating more than usual to feeling exhausted after spending time outdoors, unusually…
Plastic waste management is often discussed in terms of what consumers should do after using a product. People are encouraged…
Knowing that a flood may occur is not the same as being prepared for one. Each year, flood forecasts identify…
There was a time when plastic was not a dominant part of everyday life. This was not necessarily because people…
Imagine going through an entire day without touching a plastic item. No plastic bottle. No nylon bag. No sachet water….
Environmental pollution is often discussed in terms of waste-management systems, infrastructure, government policies and enforcement. But another factor can influence…
We use the phrase “throw it away” so casually that it is easy to forget that there is no place…