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Continue reading →: World Nature Conservation Day 2025Every year on July 28, the world observes World Nature Conservation Day: a moment dedicated to recognising the urgent need to protect our planet’s natural resources. As environmental concerns intensify globally, the theme for 2025, “Connecting People and Plants, Exploring Digital Innovation in Wildlife Conservation,” brings renewed focus to how…
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Continue reading →: How to Reuse Coffee Grounds and Reduce WasteEvery morning, millions of us brew our favourite cup of coffee and then toss the used grounds straight into the bin. But what if those soggy leftovers could do more? Coffee grounds may seem like waste, but they’re packed with potential. From deodorising your fridge to enriching your garden soil…
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Continue reading →: The Real Link Between Coffee and Climate ChangeAs global temperatures continues to rise and extreme weather patterns intensify, coffee farming is feeling the heat. At the same time, the way coffee is grown and traded is quietly contributing to the very crisis threatening its future. In this article, we’ll uncover the real connection between coffee and climate…
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Continue reading →: Sustainable Coffee Brands to Try in 2025Sustainability isn’t just a trend anymore, but a necessity. And your morning coffee is one of the easiest (and tastiest) places to start making more planet-friendly choices. Coffee is deeply rooted in global agriculture, but conventional farming and production methods often contribute to deforestation, water waste, and unfair labour practices.…
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Continue reading →: Is Your Coffee Habit Sustainable?Is your morning cup of coffee hurting the planet more than you realise? For many of us, coffee is a daily ritual. A comforting boost, a moment of calm, or a productivity kickstart. But behind that perfect brew lies a complex, global system that often depends on unsustainable farming, single-use…
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Continue reading →: Is Silicone Truly Eco-Friendly?From flexible baking mats to reusable skincare masks and even menstrual cups, silicone has become a popular material for those seeking eco-friendly alternatives to plastic. It’s often marketed as a durable, non-toxic, and sustainable option. However, is silicone really as green as it seems?






