This section represents views and opinions pieces covering a wide gamut of topics on all things sustainable, green and eco-friendly.
In the strictest sense of the term, all things are biodegradable, in that nature will eventually turn them to dust. But while organic substances typically biodegrade leaving behind the beneficial carbon, non-living objects like plastic (even “green” ones) can be an environmental hazard. Read about how things biodegrade and more…
Being sensible about how we use our money can lead us to more fulfilling lives as well as help contribute to a greener planet. A minimalist mindset helps you to make the most of what you have and purchase only what you truly need, which not only benefits you monetarily but goes a long way to restore the health of the environment. Read on to know how to start your sustainable journey, be more eco-conscious in your professional life, and more…
The practice of mindful meditation has been around for thousands of years, even if it’s caught fire relatively recently. Studies are not conclusive on what mindfulness can offer, though some research have shown the practice to have health advantages. However, it has possible drawbacks too. Read on to find out more…
To live a minimalist existence is NOT to live a poor life. Minimalism is not boring, bland or lacking in thrill. Read about these and other misconceptions about minimalism and how living on relatively little can be fun, exciting and extremely satisfying.
Human are a creative and innovative species. We have experimented with plant and animal life throughout our history with varied results. Do we stop now or do we continue to explore? Read on to find out…
Words can paint beautiful pictures. In the hands of great writers they can inspire and enthrall the reader. Find here some of the best quotes on nature and green living.
To live sustainably is rewarding but not easy. There are times when we have to confront hard truths. For instance, how do we deal with the fact that the eco-friendly products we use in our daily lives leave behind a carbon footprint? Do we stop using them? Look for alternatives, perhaps? This article attempts to answer such questions and more…