Feature Photo Credit: Matthis Volquardsen Growing up, I remember my parents teaching me to never drop litter. “Take care of your home, and that includes the streets you walk on” my mum would say. But as I got older, I realised not everyone felt the same. Seeing parks, beaches and streets littered with rubbish always […]
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Feature Photo Credit: internationalwomensday.com Every year on March 8th, the world unites to observe International Women’s Day—a moment to celebrate the achievements of women throughout history while acknowledging the ongoing quest for gender equality. As I take a moment to reflect on this significant day, I find myself thinking about the remarkable women who have
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A few months ago, I wrote an article about ways to make your home more sustainable – you can check it out here. The response was incredible—so many of you reached out with questions, thoughts, and your own experiences with sustainable living. And it got me thinking: what does the future of sustainable living really
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Feature Photo by WOODUpp UK What comes to mind when you think about creativity? Limitless ideas, flexibility, and bold, expressive designs are just a few topics that come to my mind. However, when sustainability is introduced, does it stifle or enhance creativity? In my experience, sustainability acts as a catalyst for creative innovation. It pushes
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Last year, whilst visiting Barnstaple, a charming town in North Devon, for a short getaway, I came across a rather interesting statue outside the Guildhall. I hadn’t intended to explore the world of food technology, but I unexpectedly found myself at a talk hosted by @what.is.cultured.meat. The discussion was all about lab-grown meat—what it is,
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Feature Image by Fiona Murray With February upon us, love is in the air, and Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. This holiday, cherished by couples worldwide, is a time to express affection and appreciation. Traditionally, gifts like flowers, chocolates, and sentimental cards have defined the occasion, but as we evolve, so do our
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Feature Image: Davines In 1983, Gianni Bollati, together with his wife Silvana, founded a licensed hair product manufacturing business. Silvana formulated products in the basement of their home in Parma, while Gianni travelled across Italy to sell them. They named the company Davines, a tribute to their children, Davide and Stefania. Within a year, the
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Feature Photo Credit: Have you heard of World Wetlands Day? Every year, on February 2nd, the world comes together to celebrate World Wetlands Day, a special occasion to raise awareness of wetlands’ vital importance. This date commemorates the adoption of the Convention on Wetlands, commonly referred to as the Ramsar Convention, which was signed on
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Feature Photo by David Kanigan Hi, Suzi here! While January might seem like the perfect time to hibernate indoors, it’s actually an incredible month to bundle up, step outside, and reconnect with nature. After the whirlwind of the holidays, embracing the great outdoors can be a refreshing reset for both your body and mind. The
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Feature Photo Credit: nn.TON.nn We humans share a captivating relationship with alcohol, don’t we? Whether it’s toasting life’s milestones with a sparkling drink or relaxing after a hectic day with a refreshing beer, drinking has woven itself into the social and cultural fabric of our lives across the globe. However, as the new year arrives,
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