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The Party’s Over and We’re Left With a Mountain of Platinum Jubilee Waste!
As well as tonnes of single-use plastic, the left over empty bottles and cans from the Platinum Jubilee parties will stretch around the world
Oman’s First Mermaid Has a Message To Save The Oceans
On World Ocean Day Oman’s only female PADI instructor Ehdaa Al Barwani is urging us to play our part – in and out of the water
Will NFTs Save Endangered Wildlife?
From helping rewild European bison, to safeguarding one of the world’s rarest birds, NFT art is being used as a force for good
Aloushi’s Eight Sustainable Summer Must-Haves
Aloushi’s eco must-haves will update your wardrobe without harming the planet
How Green Is Your Bank?
From contributing to global warming to investing in arms to maximise profits, the finance industry has been less than ethical but a slew of banks in the UAE are determined to go greener
Heinz Meanz Ketchup Will Come in ‘Bottle of Tomorrow’ Made Out of Wood Pulp
The sauce brand will dump plastic bottles for a sustainable and recyclable eco Ketchup bottle
King Veggie: England’s Medieval Monarchs Followed Flexitarian Diets
Medieval monarchs ate mostly bread and vegetable stew saving meat and fish for very special occasions, experts have discovered
Don’t Name New Species after Celebrities In Case They Become Victim to Cancel Culture, Expert Warns
Being named after an A-lister might seem fitting for a newly discovered insect, plant or animal but what happens when the celebrity becomes unpopular?
The Slow Wardrobe – Where Do I Start?
More consumers than ever before are looking to make conscious choices, but where to start for a slow wardrobe?
Climate Change Killer: A Devastating 91 per cent of the Great Barrier Reef Suffers Coral Bleaching
Rising ocean temperatures in the popular tourist areas along Australia’s north eastern coast – including the Whitsundays – has caused coral bleaching on an unprecedented scale so what can be done to save the reef?
