Tools For Sustainable Living
Climate change and the natural variability of water’s distribution and occurrence are natural driving forces that, when combined with the pressures from economic growth and major population change, make global water conservation a challenge.
A lot of people believe that the majority of water we use comes out of our tap. What we use at home represents only a small fraction of the water we use every day.
Continue reading “52 Ways to Reduce Your Environmental Footprint – 16. Water Conservation”
As part of One Brown Planets goal to help people live a more sustainable lifestyle, we have put together a sustainable meat infographic. We hope that this will help you make better choices when trying to decide what to eat. Continue reading “Infographic – A Guide to Sustainable Meat”
A hippy, as defined by the Oxford English Dictionary,
‘(especially in the 1960s) a person of unconventional appearance, typically having long hair and wearing beads, associated with a subculture involving a rejection of conventional values and the taking of hallucinogenic drugs’ –
or,
(of a woman) having large hips. ‘she looked very hippy in her jeans’
Continue reading “52 Ways to Reduce Your Environmental Footprint – 7. Become a Hippy (For a Day)”
This year, 2016, Earth Overshoot Day fell on August 08. Continue reading “Earth Overshot Day”
60 million people depend on the Mekong for their livelihoods and food, but there are momentous changes, already in motion, that look certain to create desperate times ahead for some of the poorest and most vulnerable people in the world. Continue reading “Mekong: Damming Life”
Water – A finite resource but essential to life on earth. Continue reading “52 Ways to Reduce Your Environmental Footprint – 3. Take a Shower Together”
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