7 Steps to go zero-waste and save money
The problem with saran wrap
Not all plastics are evil, some plastics like those used in medical devices can be life saving, half of modern day cars are made from plastics clearly then if it wasn’t for plastics the world would be a very different place.
What is Ecobricking?
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Zero-Waste Hero: An interview with Elsa
We're 4 interviews into our zero-waste hero series and we have gained some amazing insight from amazing champions of sustainability, to check out the interviews we've done so far click here.
For our fourth interview we spoke to Elsa a Sustainability masters graduate and content creator based in Birmingham.
10 Zero-Waste Resolutions You Can Make In 2019
Zero-Waste Hero: An interview with Laura
6 tips to having an eco-friendly Christmas
Zero Waste Hero: An interview with Jo "Treesnpeace"
he zero-waste hero series is where we gain valuable insight from some of the most important and influential figures in the zero-waste space.
Our aim is to arm you with valuable knowledge and motivation making your journey to lowering your waste and plastic consumption as seamless as possible!
For the second installment of our zero-waste hero series we spoke to non-other than Jo @treesnpeace
Zero-Waste Hero: An interview with Blue Ollis
The zero-waste hero series is where we gain valuable insight from some of the most important and influential figures in the zero-waste space.
Our aim is to arm you with valuable knowledge and motivation making your journey to lowering your waste and plastic consumption as seemless as possible!
For the first in our zero-waste hero series we spoke to non-other than Blue Ollis.
How plastic ends up in the food we eat, the water we drink and even the air we breathe
Microplastics are small pieces of plastic 5mm or less that come from a variety of sources, such as when larger plastic pieces break apart, plastic pellets used to manufacture plastic goods and microbeads found in health and beauty products.
Why use a bamboo toothbrush?
Bamboo is the fastest growing plant on earth (up to 3 metres a day for some species). This is an important characteristic as it makes bamboo a highly renewable and super sustainable crop, meaning a small patch of ground can repeatedly be harvested producing enormous amounts of raw materials.