Articles

Ecocide: The Forgotten War Crime

As evidence of environmental destruction mounts from Gaza to Ukraine, campaigners are calling for ecocide to be recognised as the world’s fifth international crime

by Caitriona McBride

Is Sustainable Fashion the Future of Luxury?

As couture houses go carbon-conscious and Gen Z trades logos for values, the definition of luxury is being rewritten

by Anthea Ayache

Expo City Goes Baa-my for Sustainability at The Goat Festival

Across two weekends of The Goat Festival, little ones can meet resident pygmy goats, plant mini gardens, craft goat masks, and learn how animals help nurture healthy ecosystems

by Claire Wills

Where to Celebrate Diwali with Vegetarian Dining in Dubai

From five-course feasts and street-food nostalgia, chefs across the city are proving that you don’t need meat (or excess) to celebrate Diwali in style

by Anthea Ayache

Bathers Beware: Lush’s Frightfully Fun Halloween Collection Returns

Lush’s 2025 Halloween collection is here … a colourful, cruelty-free lineup of spooky bath and body treats for sustainable beauty lovers.

by Claire Wills

The Rise of The Preppers

Will a garage stockpiled with a year’s worth of tinned sardines, spam and baked beans, water and toilet rolls really save us in an Armageddon-style scenario or is the rise of prepping the first step to apocalyptic madness? 

by Mike Peake

Stanglwirt: A 400-Year-Old Farm Leading the Future of Hospitality

We sit down with Johannes Hauser of Austria’s legendary eco-resort Stanglwirt to discover how a 400-year-old family farm became a five-star blueprint for sustainable luxury

by Anthea Ayache

Live Lamb Cutting: Two Out of Three Fashion Brands Failing to Tackle Wool’s Cruelest Secret

A new report by animal welfare organisation FOUR PAWS exposes how global fashion continues to turn a blind eye to one of the industry’s most barbaric practices, live lamb cutting. WARNING: Contains graphic images some readers may find distressing

by Claire Wills

Six Senses: The Sustainable Luxury Brand That Actually Means It

Luxury isn’t what you take, it’s what you give back. Vice president of Sustainability at Six Senses, Jeff Smith tells us why true hospitality means leaving every place better than you found it

by Anthea Ayache

Coral Reefs Signal Earth’s First Climate Tipping Point

As the world’s coral reefs fade under record heat, scientists say we’ve reached the point of no return, the planet’s first major climate tipping point.

by Nick Ames