Top 3 Alternatives to Mined Diamonds
Not every great piece of jewelry starts with a mined diamond stone. In fact, not everyone favors the look of mined diamonds. That said, there are tons of different options out there that will cater to the needs of anyone looking for a distinct piece of jewelry offset with a…
5 Ways Green Furniture Can Improve Your Sleep Patterns—and the Science Behind It
Getting serious about living an eco-friendly lifestyle does more than just help save the planet. It can improve your quality of sleep too. If you’re curious, keep reading as we’ll talk about the different ways that green furniture contributes to you getting that quality shuteye. Eco-friendly mattress for the best…
Stockholm Fashion Week Canceled—for the Planet
In a surprising move, the Swedish Fashion Council recently canceled Stockholm Fashion Week in the name of sustainability.
Meet Coach Cass, the Millennial Face of African travel
Fittingly dubbed “Coach Cass” for her fitness and wellness-centric brand, Cass is not only a travel guide and business owner but also a certified fitness coach and nutrition expert.
These Rivers, Mountains, and Lakes Are Getting Legal Rights: It’s About Time
Is a river, mountain or a rainforest really a living entity and entitled to a set of legal rights? Yes.
Pining for Piñatex’s Alternative Leather: Made from Pineapple Leaves
The leather alternative supports positive social and economic impact and has a low environmental footprint. And there’s plenty of it available as a byproduct of pineapple harvest.
Is Oat Milk Ethical? A Breakdown of How Alt-Milks Impact the Earth
Soy, nut, hemp, and oat are only some of the now commonplace alt milks. What’s the healthiest milk for planet and people?
What’s It Like to Have Your Period in Nigeria?
She says, “The problem is that my parents, and even a lot of my friend’s parents, cannot afford to give us money to buy pads."
Preventing Rape in the Congo Fights Deforestation—Here’s How
Tackling sexual violence against women in the Congo is a direct way to fight deforestation. And stop rape. But our smartphone addiction is exacerbating conflict.
Why Congo Soldiers Use Rape As a War Tactic (and What Your Smartphone Has to Do With It)
When the Second Congo War erupted in 1998, Chouchou noticed a new phenomenon. Women were being raped in public by rebel groups. But nobody wanted to talk about it.
