It is unquestionable that pollution and climate change affect each and every one of us. For decades, we've been ignoring the warnings of scientists, driving our planet against the wall. Now, we see the consequences of this ignorance. Every other day we are confronted with news about yet another heat record, yet another catastrophic climate event, or yet another headline about the health impacts of plastic pollution. Unfortunately, pollution has a disproportionate impact on poor and marginalized communities. It is important to pause and recognize the environmental injustice and significant heal ..read more

  Plastic is everywhere, from toys to bottles to clothes, silently infiltrating our lives. But what if we told you it's also infiltrating our children's health? Discover the alarming truth about how plastic is impacting the well-being of the little ones we hold dear. From hormonal disruption to brain damage, to cancer, it's time to face the scary effects that plastic has on our lives. The hidden dangers of this seemingly harmless material demand our immediate attention. Our children's future depends on it.   1. Hormonal Disruption and Developmental Issues   Unfortunately i ..read more

Introduction Several decades ago, the idea of a light material that could withstand time, resist decay, and is cheap to produce seemed like a dream come true. Meet plastic! The miracle invention that transformed our lives , only to become a nightmare for our planet. As we find ourselves facing unseen levels of plastic pollution, it is time to question why we use so much of this omnipresent material. Let us embark on a journey that explores how we got to that point. We will peel back the layers of our plastic dependency, explore the roots of the issue, and seek solutions to brea ..read more

Plastic is everywhere. From packaging to clothing, from toys to electronics, plastic has become an integral part of our lives. Unfortunately plastic has a very dark side. It is one of the most persistent and pervasive sources of pollution on Earth, and it poses serious threats to our environment and our health. In this blog post, we will explore three harmful effects of plastic and what we can do to reduce them.   Plastic Pollution I'm sure you've heard of the term Plastic Pollution. We use it all the time. But what actually is Plastic Pollution? Plastic pollution is defined as the ..read more

Squeeze, Brush, Rinse, Repeat Think about a typical morning. What is the first thing you do after your alarm goes off and you force yourself out of bed? It is very likely that the answer is: You go into the bathroom and brush your teeth. It is also very likely that you squeeze toothpaste out of a plastic tube and then rub micoplastic against your teeth with a plastic toothbrush. With plastic dominating every aspect of our lives, it is hard to kep track of how much all of these items contribute to pollution and impact our health.   In our new series "The Dirty Truth", we explore ever ..read more

As winter approaches, homeowners grow wary of debris gathering in front and backyards. While many ways make getting rid of winter debris easier, a lot of them lack sustainability. There are a variety of options for property owners to take care of their yards during winter while staying eco-conscious. Winter debris appears in the form of dry leaves and branches all over the exteriors of our homes. Rather than turning to more traditional disposal methods which could hurt the planet, try using chilled composition instead. Such an eco-friendly approach makes it possible for you in terms of efficie ..read more

Maintain Your Sparkling Smile How important is brushing your teeth for you? What a strange question to ask, right? Brushing our teeth is such an essential part of our daily routine that we don't really think about it. Oral hygiene is a crucial aspect of overall well-being and all of us (hopefully) brush our teeth twice a day. But have you ever thought about what happens to your toothbrush after you throw it away? Or have you ever wondered how toothbrushes are produced and if the plastic you chew on alll the time could be harmful?  Find out in this article! In our new series "The Dirty Tru ..read more

Keep Your Chompers Clean   Dental hygiene is an important part of maintaining good health. Brushing alone does not remove the little food particles that find their way into your interdental spaces. Regular flossing promotes oral health, reduces the risk for gum disease and promotes fresh breath. There is no question that using dental floss is beneficial, but have you ever thought of the environmental impact of that seemingly harmless floss? You may roll your eyes and think "Come on... now I'm not even allowed to use dental floss anymore", but don't worry. There are eco-friendly and healt ..read more

If you're looking for the perfect zero waste guide, this article is not for you. We will rather share real-life tips that help you save plastic, while still being able to manage your daily routine. No perfectionism, no exclusive and inaccessible zero waste stores, no double the price for reusable items. Don't get us wrong. If you are managing do really live that zero waste life, we applaud you and you have our respect! We just know that life happens sometimes and sometimes the best we can to is traying to limit the waste in every life situation. We mostly shop in regular grocery stores ourselv ..read more

Renovating your home can be an exciting experience. Getting to breathe some new life into tired or outdated decor can be rejuvenating, but it can also result in a lot of waste. In this article, we explore three easy ways how you can reduce the plastic waste during your home renovation. The Need to Tackle Plastic Waste at Home Whether it’s from disposing of existing furniture and fixings or the tools you use to fit the new ones, there will inevitably be elements of waste. Plastic waste in particular is a growing issue that has severe impacts on our environment. A devastating 56% of marine mamma ..read more