What is a Sustainable Diet?
The idea of what is considered a sustainable diet has been on my mind for years. Full disclosure, I personally still consume meat products in moderation.
The Ethical Dilemma of Buying Influencer Merchandise
Although we can’t assume that everyone is aware of the ethical and sustainable implications of every purchase they make. We can hope that if you’re selling something, you will understand the moral integrity linked to that product.
The Lowdown on Cloth Pads
I truly love my Organicup, but sometimes it’s nice to have a bit of backup on heavy days. Or to skip the cup altogether.
The Dark Side of Influencer Marketing
As a young, easily influenced teenager I fell victim to purchasing products simply because it they had a celebrity’s name on it.
5 Reasons to Ditch Subscription Boxes
Practically everyone and their sister is subscribed to some form of monthly or quarterly subscription box. Whether it be the popular Fab Fit Fun, Barkbox or even the Detox Box from the Detox Market.
This Year Become a Conscious Consumer: Free 2020 Calendar
Make this year the best yet by using the 2020 calendar to understand your purchasing habits. It’s a powerful tool to get the full picture of what persuades you as a consumer.
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The Arctic Ocean is the Earth’s air conditioning system. And as the ice melts our weather patterns are changing. Drastically. We are experiencing more flooding, more droughts and much more extreme heat waves around the world.
This Is Why You’ll Never Be Zero Waste
Living a zero waste lifestyle has become the next trendy thing. But is it achievable? Will you truly be able to live a wasteless lifestyle?
Planned Obsolescence: The Trick to Consumerism and How to Avoid it
Let’s begin with a brief definition to understand what exactly, planned obsolescence is. a method of stimulating consumer demand by designing products that wear out or become outmoded after limited use.
How to Deal With Your Holiday Waste
The holiday season is the largest source of packaging waste every year. In Canada alone we send over 540,000 tonnes of wrapping paper into the trash.
