Eco news and stories

10.8 billion, that’s what experts are forecasting earth’s population to be in the year 2100. And as we slowly creep closer to that number, our most precious resources and minerals will start to run out.

It’s simple to make lasting, impactful change toward a sustainable future in your own life. Take a look around your home – I bet you can find at least 10 items that can be replaced with more ethical and sustainable alternatives.

The bathroom may be one of the smallest rooms in the house, but when it comes to sustainability, it’s one of the biggest resource guzzlers.

Scientists estimate that if the world doesn’t make drastic changes to curb our emissions, by 2050 the world will be struggling to support 9 billion people amidst a rapidly changing climate with potentially destructive outcomes.

The kitchen is the heart of your home, but it’s also the room that produces the most waste. Here are five simple things you can do to make your kitchen more sustainable. 

Coming up with a menu for your family can be a real headache. Everyone has specific tastes and preferences, and it can be hard to incorporate that into meals that are simple and cost-effective.

In New Zealand, staying warm over winter can mean spending big bucks. We had some of the world’s highest electricity rates, and many of our homes are drafty and damp. 

If you care about the future of the planet, there are some simple ways you can ensure your daily coffee is as environmentally friendly as possible.