There are two things I’m passionate about environmental sustainability and personal sustainability. Whether the latter takes shape in buying natural products to use on your body or taking care of your body in more holistic ways, I’m here to find new ways to prioritise the temple that our body represents. When I think of a […]
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Feature Photo Credit: Lavender Hill Clothing I talk about sustainable shopping a lot, from the food you eat to the face creams you use; from the water bottles you drink from, to the bag you travel with. I’ll never get tired of saying this: Sustainable shopping is crucial for reducing our environmental impact. As consumers,
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Feature Photo by Andrea Piacquadio I talk a lot about sustainability, but what does this really mean? If we look up the term in the dictionary, we’ll find that “sustainability is the ability to maintain or support a process (any process) over time”. More often than not, we associate the term with environmental sustainability –
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Feature Photo by Rifqi Ramadhan Having had the remarkable experience of living in Vietnam and Africa and having seen Mountain Gorilla’s after trekking through the Virunga Mountain slopes in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in Uganda, I have personally witnessed the enchanting challenging aspects of many rainforests. My favourite? The forest that lies on the Zimbabwe-Mozambique
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Feature Photo by Louis Maniquet on Unsplash Monday, April 22nd marks the 54th anniversary of Earth Day, a worldwide celebration dedicated to our planet’s well-being, advocating for environmental awareness, conservation, and sustainability. Last year, I penned an article exploring the origins of this significant day and offered some suggestions on how you can join in
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Feature Photo Credit: United Nations Have you heard of World Water Day? This celebratory day, observed on 22nd March every year, since 1993, is a United Nations event highlighting the significance of freshwater resources. The day focuses on celebrating water and shedding light on the 2.2 billion individuals lacking access to safe water, urging action
Feature Photo Credit: Seeded Handmade Mother’s Day Card by earthbits.com As International Women’s Day approaches on March 8th and Mother’s Day follows shortly after on Sunday, March 10th, it’s a time to reflect on the invaluable contributions of women to our lives and society as a whole. These occasions provide an opportunity not only to
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Feature Photo Credit: WWF The 27th of February has became a historic day for the NGO community and it offers an opportunity for us all to reflect on the extraordinary impact of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and the invaluable role they play in shaping positive change globally. Having had the privilege of working with two NGOs—Voluntary
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As summer’s vibrant colours fade into the warm and earthy tones of autumn, we find ourselves on the threshold of one of the most eagerly awaited seasons of the year: Autumn. With its crisp air, pumpkin spiced everything, and the promise of cosy nights by the fire, no matter how much you think you’re a
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Although they’re often confused, AI (Artificial Intelligence) and AR (Augmented Reality) are two different concepts, despite their technological relationship and potential for interaction. This week, I’ve done a little bit of research to make it easy for all of us to understand their difference, as well as the pros and cons of these technologies. Artificial
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