Once upon a time in a small town in Australia, Rebecca Prince-Ruiz started Plastic Free July. After 25 years experience in the world of environmental and waste management she wanted to do something about the mountains of plastic waste. Skip forward 11 years later and

World Environment Day is coming up so we thought we’d tell you a bit about it, cause we’re nice like that. It was founded by the UN in 1973. Since its origins, it has been a day to raise environmental awareness and push for action

What does it mean?  is our new series which looks at all of the complicated and often confusing terms that get thrown around in the ‘sustainability’ space. It aims to help you (and us, let’s be honest) get a bit clearer on what they mean.

The Big Plastic Count is here again. ‘What’s that?’ I hear you say? Well. Bear with us and we’ll give you the lowdown. It all started when a chap called Daniel Webb decided to count every piece of plastic he threw away in a year.

Have you heard we have a brand spanking new app update? Our tech wizards have been working away to make it even easier for you to maximise your earnings. Want to know what’s new? Let’s get into it.  Display mode and journey mode.  Display mode

We are back with the second part of our sustainable eating series. Tip number two in the sustainable eating guide is: Make the most of the food you buy Did you know that in the UK the average family throws away 30% of the food

We all know that eating sustainably can be a little bit of a minefield. And it feels a little bit like the advice is constantly changing. Eat local. Eat in season. Eat less meat. You should go vegetarian. No actually, go plant-based. Gah. The list

Unless you’ve been hiding under an unsustainable rock, you might have noticed it was Earth Day this weekend. If, like me, you are a little confused about what that actually is though, never fear. I’ve done the hard work – so you don’t have to.

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