Articles

These Streets Were Made for Walking (and Building Resilient Communities)

Streets aren’t just infrastructure, they show who is supported, who is left behind, and how resilience is built block by block

by Soumita Moitra

The Hidden Power of Accounting in Building an Ethical Startup

For ethical startups, accounting isn’t just about compliance, it’s a test of integrity, showing investors, customers, and employees that their values run as deep as their numbers

by Kathleen Nialla

Why Keepsakes Still Matter in a Digital World

From upcycling old fabrics into something new, to choosing handmade gifts or capturing memories in a printed photo book, keepsakes create objects that carry stories and memories

by Kathleen Nialla

Future Food: What Dinner Will Look Like in 100 years

Jellyfish, air-grown bacteria, lab-grown beef burgers, thistles and leaves of a Mexican shrub that must be cooked because they’re highly toxic raw will all be on the menu in years to come as we battle to feed the world’s growing population

by Nick Harding

‘The Wildlife Was There First’: Simon Stobbs on Wilderness’ Conservation Mission

From reforesting Rwanda to protecting desert-adapted rhinos in Namibia, Wilderness has built a conservation-first model that’s redefining luxury tourism. As Simon Stobbs explains, their southern African camps are not just eco-conscious sanctuaries, they’re catalysts for coexistence, community upliftment, and protecting six million acres of wild land (and counting)

by Anthea Ayache

Styling with Conscience: Why Ethical Fashion is More Than Just a Trend?

Fast fashion might be everywhere, but building an ethical fashion wardrobe is easier – and more stylish – than you think

by Claire Wills

How Covid Masks Are Breaking Down into Poisonous Microplastics

Disposable masks worn during the Covid 19 pandemic could harm humans, animals and the environment as they break down releasing […]

by Nick Ames

Half the Size of Dubai, Now Half Gone: A23a Nears Its End

Nearly four decades after calving from Antarctica, A23a one of the largest and oldest icebergs ever recorded is breaking apart in the South Atlantic

by Nick Ames

UAE Launches First National Food Loss and Waste Baseline Study

The UAE has launched the nationwide data collection for its first-ever National Food Loss and Waste Baseline Study, a major […]

by Staff Writer

How To Be Happy The Japanese Way: 6 Simple Steps To Finding Your Ikigai

Master the Japanese philosophy of ikigai – doing something of value – and not only will you feel more energised and fulfilled but you’ll live up to 12 years longer, say experts

by Christine Fieldhouse