Scheduled to land on Mars on February 18, 2021, the rover will spend two Earth years exploring the Jezero Crater, a site where water is thought to have existed for millions of years.
It is estimated that Metro Vancouver throws out at least 100,000 single-use bamboo chopsticks every day. These chopsticks often travel more than 9,000 kilometers just to be used for a single meal. ChopValue, a Vancouver-based company, is looking to disrupt the disposable narrative.
In a victory for the environment, Germany's Cabinet has voted to ban the sale of single-use plastic in the country by July 3, 2021. This includes the sale of many single-use items such as plastic cutlery, plastic plates, cotton buds, straws, and styrofoam food containers.
Online fashion rental platform Rent the Runway has teamed up with designer, entrepreneur, and star of the TV show The Hills, Whitney Port, to release a sustainable capsule collection.
Looking for running shoes that are ethically and sustainably made with natural and recycled materials? You came to the right place. Here is a list of five eco-friendly running shoes that will surely get you up and off to the races.
ŪNIKA SWIM eliminates the challenges of finding the perfect swimsuit by offering high quality, customizable swimwear. Centered around the celebration of individuality and the empowerment of women, the Toronto-based brand caters to all ages, shapes and sizes.
Ai is an outspoken champion of human rights and free speech. In his native China, he’s known as a fierce critic of the government’s authoritarian policies.
Amsterdam-based footwear label Filling Pieces, established in 2009, is the latest company moving towards more sustainable means. In doing so, the Guillaume Philibert-helmed label has recently released its most responsible sneaker model to date: the Low Plain Court 683.
The cruelty-free and vegan label is now expanding upon its lauded line of refillable lipsticks and lip balms to include a full collection of beauty products such as highlighters, eyeshadows, and much, much more that is both sustainable and recyclable.
The project aims to trail the raw materials within each brand and translate it into more explicit statistical values for the brand to source into more sustainable substitutes.
Since being founded in 2014 by Parsons School of Design graduate, Tyer Haney, the brand has garnered massive success. Priding themselves in promoting ethically-sourced clothing, the brand also places a large emphasis on body positivity and inclusivity.
Taking sustainability to a whole other level, Organic Basics recently introduced what they refer to as a “low impact website” in order to reduce carbon emissions.
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