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Sustainable Style Spotlight: Jen Sault of Thrift for Good on Ditching Fast Fashion

Jen Sault, Founder and Managing Director of Thrift for Good, tells The Ethicalist why and how we should make the switch from overconsumption to thrifting

by Jen Sault

The Fight To Get Critically Endangered Vultures Flying High Again

Key to thriving ecosystems, carrion-eating vultures are in a desperate flight for survival. Can protected flyways, rubber-coated power lines and vulture ‘restaurants’ save them from global extinction?

by Sarah Freeman

Plant-Based Ramadan: Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort Offers Vegan and Veggie Dishes

Plant-based diners won’t be disappointed with the Iftar offerings at Anantara the Palm Dubai Resort this Ramadan

by Claire Wills

It’s A Leap Year: 6 Ways To Make The Extra Leap Day Count

We only get a Leap Day once every four years so from ticking off something on your bucket list to learning the art of doing nothing, here’s how to make the most of every minute

by Karen Pasquali Jones

Chaos in UK Parliament Over Gaza Vote

The call for a ceasefire motion which was amended, caused fury amongst Members of the UK Parliament

by Nick Ames

Eco-Friendly Eats: Osteria Mario Unveils Zero Waste Menu

Dubai restaurant Osteria Mario is championing eco-conscious dining after teaming up with Duo Gastrobar to unveil a new zero-waste menu

by Claire Wills

Dubai’s SEE Holding Receives Top Honours at 2024 International Property Awards

SEE Holding clinched the title of Best in Arabia in two distinguished categories

by Claire Wills

Lyle’s Golden Syrup Drop the Dead Lion Logo in World’s Oldest Rebrand

The world’s oldest product packaging for Lyle’s Golden Syrup has finally been revamped for the first time over 100 years

by Nick Ames

Natural, Organic and Clean: What Do These Beauty Buzzwords Really Mean?

Deciphering which buzzword holds the most significance in your beauty routine can be confusing, so let us clarify them for you

by Nicky Cossins

Nappy Holidays: The Incredible (Recycled) Future Of Sustainable Travel

As more of us demand sustainable travel, the hospitality industry worldwide is finding ever more innovative ways to create greener holidays including building roads from recycled disposable nappies – yes a used nappy – and building a luxury Eco-Hotel that floats from place to place

by Ellen Manning