Fashion is one of the most wasteful and destructive industries in the world, in fact, it lags behind only the oil industry to fill the number two slot for the most eco-hostile industry on Earth. These awesome sustainable fashion documentaries…
Do you remember in the late 2000s, the was a rush of sites like “Upworthy” which were dedicated to “positive news”? And then do you remember them turning into clickbait junk that wasn’t at all “positive”? Well, Good Good Good…
Fashion is not at all sustainable. The industry is the second-most polluting business on Earth! Garment workers are regularly treated terribly as well, with the fashion supply chain only serving corporations and business leaders. Things are changing though, in part…
Fashion is the second most polluting industry on Earth, it’s an environmental nightmare. These awesome YouTubers want to change that and ensure that the future is a better place to be with sustainable fashion taking priority in all our wardrobes. …
According to recent research, the average individual, in America, produces 1,361.4 lbs of trash annually that cannot be recycled. That’s more than the weight of a horse or a grand piano in garbage! For each of us. Every single year.…
We don’t all have time to read books or the inclination but we can all get help and inspiration in our quest to be more sustainable. We find Instagram is a great place to get that support thanks to the…
Fashion is a wonderful thing but a horror story for the planet. Nearly 80% of everything that the fashion industry creates will end up in landfill. And producing that material creates endless carbon emissions and water pollution. We can change…
According to the EPA, the average amount of waste generated, per person, in the United States each day is 4.9 pounds! Only a third of this can be recycled or composted at this moment in time. That leaves over 3…
As a new or potental vegan it can feel very lonely and baffling at times trying to live a plant-based life. Have no fear! These awesome vegan podcasts can help make that transition easier and, even if you’re an experienced…
According to a recent survey published in Forbes magazine nearly 4 out of 5 Americans want to lead a more sustainable life. And the biggest barrier to that is the lack of clear, actionable information that people can rely on…