Environmental Awareness Blog
Recycling: Is it Enough?
Recycling rates around the world are on the rise but is it really the solution we need? Read on to find out about the surprising impacts of...
Are We Facing a Global Water Crisis?
New studies from the UN have predicted a steep increase in water shortages in the future,, leaving many people without access to clean drinking...
Development Without Destruction: Costa Rica
Costa Rica is a developing nation and yet still frequently scores higher on targets such as sustainability than richer, western nations. Find out...
Women’s Illiteracy in India
The gap between male and female literacy in India is almost 20%. Find out how education can help build a fairer...
Biomimicry: What We Can Learn from Nature
Read about some examples of how nature is helping formulate innovative design to tackle the big issues in society...
Coral Reefs Under Attack: The Rise of Invasive Species
New research finds rats are not just a pest terrestrially, but are also a cause of the decline in coral reefs in our oceans. Read on to find out...
Why we love trees and you should too
Trees are one of the fundamental aspects of nature that makes our existence on Earth possible and yet we cut down 15 billion of them every year....
About The Zero Waste School Program
In Indonesia, every minute, astonishing six tons of plastic waste are making their way into the oceans, partly because environmental eduction in...
Hawaii Bans Sunscreen to Protect Coral Reefs
As of July 2018 it is illegal to sell sunscreens containing oxybenzone and octinoxate on the island of Hawaii due to their harmful effect on the...
The Dangers of Pesticides: From Bees to Alheizmer’s
How do pesticides know what is a pest, and what is not a pest? They don't, and here's what it means for the future of our...
Blood Avocados: The Dark Side Of The Fruit
The avocado obsession is well known, but few people are aware of the shocking human and environmental impact it is having. Read the full story...
Danish Study Claims Plastic Bags Are Better For The Environment Than Cotton
A 2018 study conducted in Denmark claims that plastic may be the most environmentally friendly material when it comes to shopping bags. But what's...