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For years, cosmetic manufacturers have been adding microbeads to their products, and every year nearly 3 trillion of these microbeads spill into our rivers, lakes and oceans, representing a serious threat to our environment the very moment they are washed down the drain. This is the number of cosmetics that…

If global warming and climate change continue at the current rate, our planet will change dramatically over the next 1000 years! Our infographic shows you how.

  Yes, yes, we’ve all heard the rumblings; we all need to do more for the environment. And while some people embrace this push whole-heartedly, others feel like it’s a bit of an obligation, a hassle, another task added to our ever-expanding to-do lists. And for many that’s a real…

A few weeks ago we highlighted 20 ways in which you are killing the planet. Following interest in our previous post we decided to conduct further research into this subject. Here are 20 more ways in which you’re killing the planet: 21. A large latte – 340g CO2e This is…

Owning a car is a must-have in most people’s lives in this day and age, however, there are cars which are more harmful to the environment than others. As the climate changes and our concerns for the environment grow – many of us are reconsidering our lifestyle choices – especially…

Source: http://pixabay.com/en/industry-sunrise-clouds-fog-611668/ It’s no secret that climate change is a serious problem. Burning fossil fuels like oil, coal, and gas releases carbon dioxide and triggers our climate change, but there are ways to offset that impact. This is called, becoming carbon neutral. Have you heard of Carbon Offsets?…

  After a cold winter, it’s easy to see how the global warming non-believers would use this year’s weather as an argument against the issue. There is so much information floating around about climate change that it makes it hard to understand what’s really happening. Image url: http://pixabay.com/en/ice-winter-cold-frozen-nature-570500/ The…

  Upcycling is a term that sprung to life in the 90’s, but hit the mainstream in the 2000’s. The practice of upcycling is, basically, taking something that’s no longer needed or wanted and, rather than disposing of it, transforming it into something new. Given the impact of waste on…