Trends

Diving into sustainability’s most interesting trends around people, products, and the environment.

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Places - Articles

Elemental Magic: Hiking Through The Cochamó Valley

The “Yosemite Valley” of South America is a sight well-protected by the local community in Chile.

People - Articles

Brands Supporting Brands: How To Fuel A Movement

Surf Re-Evolution is more than just a day of play with sustainable vendors. It's a community that is changing surf to better the planet and empower eachother.

Product - Articles

Surf, Sustainability, And The Role Of Eco-Media

At the intersection of sustainable surf, ocean conservation, and coastal stewardship is eco-media that inspires surfers and land-dwellers alike.

Places - Articles

How Conflict Threatens Our Most Precious Resource

Data reveals the long-term environmental and humanitarian consequences of water pollution caused by human-made conflict.

Places - Roundups

From Hang Ten To Change: A Surf Re-Evolution

Surfers have become powerful advocates for the ocean's health. Here's how they're pushing for change.

Places - Articles

Imagining Life In A "Degrowth City"

How would a day unfold in a city that has fully embraced the concept of economic degrowth?

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Product - Articles

Repurposing Food Waste For More Sustainable Living

Americans waste 133 billion pounds of food per year. Here are five great ways to repurpose your food waste and not contribute to the problem.

Jonathan D. Bourdeau

Product - Articles

Is Palm Oil Sustainable Or Is It Harming The Environment?

Palm oil is one of the most used oils in the world. Here’s what you need to know about the market giant.

Product - Articles

Domestic Conservation: Recycling Greywater At Home

American households waste thousands of gallons of greywater per year. Using it in gardens is a great way to take pressure off our water sources.

Jonathan D. Bourdeau

Product - Articles

Backyard Chickens: The Ultimate Helpers For Nutritious Food, Easier Composting, And Greater Sustainability

Backyard chickens are easy to keep and make the best eggs. But did you know they also control pests, turn your compost, and regenerate the soil?

Jonathan D. Bourdeau

Places - Roundups

From Hang Ten To Change: A Surf Re-Evolution

Surfers have become powerful advocates for the ocean's health. Here's how they're pushing for change.

Places - Articles

Imagining Life In A "Degrowth City"

How would a day unfold in a city that has fully embraced the concept of economic degrowth?

People - Articles

Who Will Protect The Water Protectors?

The US can look to Latin America’s Escazú Agreement to support environmental activists.

Product - Articles

Scientists Are Trying To Harness The Power Of Fungi To Decompose Plastic

Plastic is polluting land and waterways worldwide. Some scientists believe that plastic-eating fungi could be the best way to clean up the mess.

Jonathan D. Bourdeau

Places - Articles

From Ecuador To New Zealand: How Fungi Can Help Clean Oil Spills

Not all oil spills are huge tankers, and oil pollution is wrecking fragile ecosystems worldwide. Here’s how fungi may be able to clean up the mess.

Jonathan D. Bourdeau

Product - Articles

Fungi As Vegan Leather: A Growing Industry With Many Environmental Benefits

Looking for an alternative to leather? Skip the plastic imitation. Check out how mushrooms may be the next big boom in luxury leather apparel.

Jonathan D. Bourdeau

Product - Articles

Help Or Harm? How Nearly Invisible Fungi Play A Massive Role In The Carbon Cycle

Mushrooms are a tasty addition to many of our favorite dishes. But who knew that fungi had such a massive impact on the planet’s carbon cycle?

Jonathan D. Bourdeau

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