Tag: green products

In the spirit of the Christmas season, our decisions should be considerate of others, and of the world in which we live and love. What could be better than a heartfelt exchange of gifts which are both kind to the earth and deeply personal?

In support for the vegan lifestyle, which is not for everyone, this festive season is an excellent opportunity to go green in every way, including what you put on the dinner table.

There is no better way to know exactly what you are placing onto skin and body than by making the product yourself. Here are ten tips and tricks for DIY beauty.

Sainsburys, a UK supermarket, recently made plans to put fake meats in chilled sections alongside the real thing in 400 of their stores, due to the rising numbers of UK vegans (3.5 million), and ‘flexitarians’ (22 million) that want to buy more plant based foods.

Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) Market – Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecast 2017 – 2025 forecasts remarkable growth for the timber which is used from residential units to government buildings.

When you think of saving the world, what is your first thought like? Do you feel exhausted at even the prospect of trying to tackle a ton of problems that you had a very little hand in creating? If so, you’re not alone, and amazingly you do not have to do much in tackling the world problems aren't done by you as well.

While individual action is an important step to restoring ecological balance to our polluted world, it’s not enough to really tip the scales. In order to really make a difference, the very industries that have polluted the world need to take action as well. This is where the US government comes in.

The international science collective believes it can now design and function nanoparticles to catch light missed by solar cells and convert it to usable energy, according to their study published in Nature Photonics.

Rather than taking centuries to break plastics down, the process can be shortened to days, with a clear beginning of the microbe eating the plastics in just 96 hours after disposal. Indeed, this is a great beginning to an eco-friendly disposal of plastic waste.

Uber's acquisition of Jump, an ebike services provider, will help pave the way for a wider adoption of ebikes all across the United States, and eventually, in other developed countries as well.