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How Businesses Are Using Green and Zero Waste Tech to Improve Indoor Air Quality
In our rapidly changing climate, greener air conditioning and clean air are key issues for any business. Especially for those that want their remote or hybrid workers back in the office on a more permanent basis. Alongside these goals, zero waste is a popular method of driving corporate green credentials while supporting progressive initiatives. Events…
Zero Waste Week 2025 – Ideas for Taking Part
Zero Waste Week is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to challenge ourselves and our communities to reduce waste. Whether you’re a seasoned zero-waster or just starting out, there are plenty of ways to get involved, from simple daily swaps to more ambitious projects. What is Zero Waste Week? Zero Waste Week…
Autumn Decluttering: Clear Space Without Filling Landfill
Have you noticed the gentle hints of autumn with chillier morning air, less light late evening and even the birdsong has changed? I’m reminded that autumn is nature’s gentle prompt to shed what we no longer need. If you’re feeling the urge to declutter, this guide will help you clear space without filling the bin.…
Zero-Waste Meal Planning: Healthy for You and the Planet
The way we plan, shop for, and prepare our meals has a profound impact on both our personal health and the environment. With food waste accounting for an estimated 8–10% of global greenhouse gas emissions and households responsible for over half of all food waste in the EU, the need for change is urgent. Zero-waste…
Sustainable Travel Guide 2025: How to Explore the World While Protecting It
Picture this: standing atop the dramatic Cliffs of Moher in Ireland, breathing in the salt-tinged Atlantic air, knowing that your journey there contributed to the preservation of this magnificent landscape rather than its destruction. This isn’t just wishful thinking – it’s the reality of sustainable travel, where adventurers are discovering that protecting our planet can…
The Hidden Carbon Footprint of Your Website: A Guide to Sustainable Web Practices
When we think about reducing our environmental impact, most of us consider switching to renewable energy, reducing plastic consumption, or choosing sustainable transport options. However, there’s one significant source of carbon emissions that often goes unnoticed: our websites and digital presence. The internet now accounts for approximately 4% of global greenhouse gas emissions—equivalent to the…
From Road to Resource: How Industrial Tyre Recycling is Reducing Landfill Waste
The UK generates approximately 50 million waste tyres annually, creating a significant environmental challenge that extends far beyond what most people see. While households might dispose of four tyres every few years, the industrial scale of tyre waste presents a complex sustainability puzzle that requires innovative solutions. Understanding this challenge is crucial for anyone committed…
From Kitchen to Compost: How Food Lovers Can Lead the Sustainability Revolution
Food waste accounts for roughly one-third of all food produced globally, yet many home cooks remain unaware of how their daily kitchen habits contribute to this staggering statistic. We’ve spent years exploring culinary traditions worldwide, and one consistent thread emerges: the most authentic food cultures waste almost nothing. During our travels documenting traditional cooking methods…
How Smart Technologies Drive Sustainable Farming
Sustainable farming is an obvious requirement of our time. But how to implement it when no two plots are identical and every growing season is unique? Blanket decisions don’t work in a world this complex. The land demands a more responsive, tailored approach, and technology is finally making that possible. By implementing a reliable crop…
Prep Time Is Over – The New Simpler Recycling Legislation Is Here
If you follow recycling in the UK, you may know that the new 2025 Recycling Legislation is now in effect. Also known as ‘Simpler Recycling’, the legislation mandates that nearly all public sector, business, and charitable organisations separate their waste for recycling purposes. There are exceptions to the mandates. They apply to organisations with fewer…