If you’ve had kids or are planning to have children, you’ve likely considered trying one of the many eco nappy options on the market. It’s incredibly important to switch to an eco nappy - one baby in their first year of life will go through 2500 nappies.
Have you ever considered the effects of turtle plastics? It was an image of a turtle with a plastic straw stuck in its nose that, while painful to look at, spurred global discussion and change overnight. World Sea Turtle Day is June 16th, but we
Did you know you can make plant stick names with a bamboo toothbrush? If you’re someone who loves to garden or is experimenting with regrowing plant scraps, you likely need a way to distinguish one plant from the other. Rather than buying brand new materials
Have you ever wondered how to make soda at home - or if it’s even possible? DIYs are always fun, but making your own soda at home can actually save you money and save the environment by avoiding all the single use plastic that comes
So much of the plastic we use today is avoidable - which is why it’s so important to find an alternative to single use plastic. As the name implies, we create this type of plastic for just one use, before throwing it away. These are
Did you know you can easily DIY hair ties at home? If you’re anything like me, hair ties always seem to go missing or break apart. At times like that, these DIY options are so useful. Plus, there’s no need to go out to the
Donating unused clothing is an excellent way to lighten up your closet and help those in need - plus, there are so many easily accessible bins to donate clothes to. In the US, just 15% of textiles are recycled or donated, while 25 billion pounds are created
Water covers 71% of Earth’s surface and plays an integral part in our planet’s health - show our Earth some love with a beach clean up! Whether you live near the ocean, a lake, or a pond, you can make a visible difference with a few supplies
Have you ever gone shopping and seen a reusable water bottle or food container labeled as “food safe plastic”? Since the mass production of plastic in the early 1900s, plastic food packaging, containers, utensils, and bottles have become commonplace. However, recent studies suggest that plastic can
Whether you’re living in the city or country, growing your own fruits, veggies, and flowers is a great way to cut down on waste. Take it a step further by using leftover banana peel as fertilizer! So much of our food (and store-bought flowers!) comes
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