Sustainable living means adopting a lifestyle that reduces an individual's or society's use of the Earth's natural resources. The goal is to live in harmony with the planet, ensuring that future generations can enjoy its beauty and bounty

Extended droughts, erratic rainfall, and blistering temperatures are drastically reducing cocoa yields in West Africa. Experts are warning that chocolate could become “the next climate casualty”, as suitable land shrinks and farms struggle to adapt. 

Food waste contributes to greenhouse gas emissions when it decomposes in landfills, wasting not only the food itself but also the resources used in its production, such as water, labour, and energy.

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.

As we approach the New Year, let's evaluate our habits and find new ways to live sustainably. Here are 10 resolutions for a sustainable 2025

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

Achieving zero waste to landfill is challenging but increasingly important goal for households looking to reduce their environmental impact

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

It is becoming apparent that climate change is not just a bout of bad weather. 

World Food Day 2024, celebrated on October 16th, brings attention to the theme “Right to Foods for a Better Life and a Better Future.”

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

The implementation of the Hive Hydrogen project is set to drive economic growth and create new opportunities for local communities.