Rivers are choking  On plastic promises of progress.  Oceans turn into black mirrors,  Become places where nothing lives and even fish forget their own names,  The salt and water are replaced with plastic and oil.  We are slowly killing our home.   With convenience, silence and inaction.  “Someone else will fix it,” is our answer to Earth’s warnings.

At some point, we’ve all done it. Bought the “eco-friendly” version of our favourite product. Recycled something and felt like an environmental god. Posted a material shopping bag selfie.

Whether you're a Baby Boomer or belong to Generation X, adopting sustainable living practices can be a seamless transition. Here are a few ideas on how to scale down without significantly increasing the size of the landfill in your area.

We must acknowledge that we have developed a culture of dumping. Read about how to approach changing attitudes. 

Companies use vague claims like our products are “eco-friendly,” “natural,” or “green” to bamboozle consumers without evidence.

A decade ago, only two collections a year were available. Nowadays, some brands and fashion houses put out two collections a month.

Environmental sustainability means we take out less of the Earth than the Earth can regenerate.

Lithium is a soft, silver-white metal that belongs to the alkali metal group of chemical elements. It is the lightest metal.