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Nowadays, it seems you can’t go through a day without hearing phrases like “clean energy,” “renewables,” “carbon offsets,” “zero emissions,” and “carbon footprint” — and for good reason. In this guide, you’ll learn about clean energy and some ways you can reduce your carbon footprint. You’ll also discover how your choice of energy provider can make a difference in the fight to save the planet. 

In the last 100 years, the planet has gone through dramatic and detrimental environmental changes due to industrialization and urbanization. Population growth and modern living standards have increased energy demand, driving widespread environmental degradation as we still rely on fossil fuels to meet the vast majority of energy needs. These environmental issues are a global problem that every country is responsible for addressing.

Plastic pollution has been a growing concern in recent years, especially when it is discarded in the environment instead of being recycled in the correct way. We can all do our bit to avoid plastic packaging, recycling where possible, and focus on reusable rather than single-use plastics. In this article we’ll look at some of the most pressing issues in present-day plastic pollution, and what services are widely available to reduce plastic pollution through relatively minor everyday lifestyle changes.

October is here and many students will be leaving home for the first time and getting a taste of independence by living in shared housing or university halls. From buying new bedspreads, and kitchenware essentials, to deciding which pictures to put on your walls, there are a few things to consider before leaving the nest.

The list of household recycling questions goes on and on. Can you recycle plastic food trays? Or greaseproof paper? Envelopes with windows? Paper with a shiny foil coating? Do you have to rinse it, separate it, put the lid back on? Just how many types of recyclable plastic are there?

The vision towards zero waste requires all of us to come together and join hands in doing our individual roles at home, in the office, and cumulatively as brands, investors, businesses, communities, and legislators. It is the small actions we do that will have a butterfly effect in moving towards a circular economy.

Food waste is a huge ongoing global problem that is not discussed often enough in the media. Not only can food waste end up costing you more money, but it can also negatively impact the environment in several ways. Keep reading for more information on why food waste should be prevented and the ways you can battle the waste.