In conversation with my Grandma: What it is like to live during a time where the next meal is not guaranteed
During and after World War two, Julia’s grandma lived at a time where food was in short supply. Here is what we can learn from her experiences.
Mapping sustainability in the Global South with podcaster Sanchi Singh
Sanchi Singh’s podcast takes sustainability a notch higher than everyday swaps. Read on to learn how.
Waste is Valuable: Bekia Lets You Trade Your Waste for Cash and Free Services
The Egyptian startup Bekia lets its customers make money with something most of us have more than enough of: household waste.
Life-lessons on Sustainability from ‘Just a Girl Who Travels’
Shivya Nath is one of the internet’s favorite bloggers. We talk to her about all things sustainability, slow travel and veganism.
How to deal with eco-anxiety
We speak to Newcastle-based Dr. Nick Hartley works as a clinical psychologist in the NHS, and also campaigns for the Green Party. He gives us helpful and easy to implement information around eco-anxiety and also discusses tips on dealing with it. Read on.
Building green habits made easy by the Ailuna app
Tech for good: The Ailuna app leads you on a journey to real sustainability, making it easy and fun to develop green habits that are good for you and the planet through a series of dares.
Just add water: Homethings fizzing tabs bring fun to your cleaning routine
Most cleaners come in plastic spray bottles and when they’re empty, we usually through them away. UK’s Homethings saw a problem in that and decided to get creative: their refillable cleaning products are in tablet form that you can dissolve in water at home. Julia talked to Matthew Aubrey of Homethings about bringing fun to cleaning, whether sustainability and profitability can go hand in hand for a business and their future Thing.
The Climate Collective supports green entrepreneurs in South East Asia
Co-founder Pratap Raju speaks to us about his upcoming programs, how to join the collective and the importance of entrepreneurship in solving the climate crisis.
Conservation tourism for Africa’s wildlife and local communities
Great Plains Conservation offers responsible tourism in Botswana, Kenya, and Zimbabwe. In their eco-camps, safari-lovers can experience the amazing African wildlife while helping sustain the existing wilderness and local communities. The award-winning organisation says that their “model takes stressed and threatened environments, surrounds them with compassionate protection and intelligent, sustainable management, and funds them with sensitive, low-volume, low-impact, tourism.”
4 million meals saved and counting: How the Karma app is tackling food waste
An interview with the CEO of Karma, a Sweden-based app tackling food waste.