This World Ocean Day it has been Liv’s pleasure to interview Jo Ruxton MBE, founder of Ocean Generation. They are global movement that exists to restore a healthy relationship between humanity and the Ocean, using education and young people as a catalyst for change. Jo gave us some updates about what Ocean Generation are doing and[…]
With the new series of Love Island starting tonight there has been a lot of talk about the show’s replacement of fast fashion sponsors such as Boohoo and ISAWITFIRST, with consumer-to-consumer marketplace eBay. Recent years have seen second hand clothes shopping take off, helped by apps such as Vinted and Depop, with eBay remaining the[…]
Seeing as it’s where you spend 40-odd hours of your week, your office is one of the main places you can make conscious swaps to reduce your plastic consumption. Here is our guide for managers and employees to make your workplace ocean-friendly… 1. Don’t use bottled water: Water cooler chat IS just a phrase, the[…]
We all know by now that social media is a brilliant way to learn more about topics you love and connect with people who share your passions. There are lot’s of brilliant accounts posting informative and helpful information about sustainability. Here are some of our favourites; Eco Warrior Eco Warrior is a great page which[…]
Recycling has become a routine part of our daily lives. We have recycling bins for our homes and many communal bins offer a recycling option. But it’s important to remember why it’s so important to consistently do. There are so many benefits to recycling that there’s no reason not to do it. Reducing Waste in[…]
By Earth Talk Updated February 05, 2022 Most types of plastic bottles are safe to reuse at least a few times if properly washed with hot soapy water. However, recent revelations about some of the toxic chemicals found in single use plastic water bottles (plastic #7) bottles are enough to prevent even the most committed[…]
With the rise in technology, transport links and demand, eating in season seems like a thing of the past. As consumers we are so used to being able to eat whatever we want, when we want it. How often do we stop and think about the impact this has on the planet? Eating seasonal, local[…]
Whilst coffee has become a naturally engrained part of many of our morning routines, how often do we think about it’s environmental impact? You could be drinking the most ethically sourced coffee from a local roastery, but if you’re drinking it out of a paper cup which you’re then chucking in the bin, you are[…]
Sustainability has slowly creeped into our everyday lives. From plastic bag charges to paper straws, positive changes have been enforced which are now the new normal. Is this enough though? Although it may seem disheartening when big corporations are creating irreversible amounts of pollution, it’s important for us to all do whatever we can to[…]
Everyone knows by now that plastic bottles are a massive no go. Whilst stainless steel bottles were once unheard of, they are now well known as the ultimate option for water on the go. They undeniably have their own benefits such as keeping your water cool, and being a one off purchase, but their main[…]
