Blog — Carbon Footprint
3 Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
Carbon Emissions Carbon Footprint The Carbon Footprint of Food
Although activities such as recycling and reducing our use of plastic, are worthwhile, the bulk of an individual’s carbon footprint usually comes from transportation, housing and food. Find effective ways to reduce your carbon footprint in those areas.
Knowing your fridge can prevent food waste
Carbon Footprint Food Waste Plastic Free The Carbon Footprint of Food
Our kitchen fridge may seem pretty straightforward to use, but applying a few simple rules to it will help us save money and avoid food waste.
Sustainable, planet-friendly, Hobbies
Carbon Footprint Gardening Greenhouse Leftovers Planet-Friendly Reduce Sustainable Up-cycle Up-cycling Zero Waste Zero-waste Cooking
Do your New Year resolutions involve picking up a new hobby? If they do, try something that is not only beneficial to you and your mental health, but also to the planet. Here are some sustainable tips:
'Sell by', 'Best Before' and 'Use by'.
Bio-Degradable Materials Biodegradable Carbon Footprint Compostable Food Waste Recyclable Plastic
An estimated 1.3 billion tonnes of food is wasted globally each year, which is why it’s so important to understand what ‘Sell by’, ’Best Before’ and ‘Use by’ labels mean, in order to not throw out perfectly edible food.
The carbon footprint of food
Carbon Dioxide Emissions Carbon Footprint Food Waste The Carbon Footprint of Food
Did you know that a quarter of global emissions come from food? Find out how you can reduce your carbon footprint by making changes to your eating and to your shopping habits!