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Fast fashion refers to the trend of producing cheap, disposable clothing at a fast pace to meet consumer demand, usually done to keep up with the latest fashion trend. One of the outcomes is overconsumption. Regrettably, the extensive and wide-ranging consequences of fast fashion on the environment are substantial, encompassing various aspects such as air
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As people have become more aware of the environmental impacts of their purchasing habits, conscious consumerism has started gaining popularity in recent years. At its core, conscious consumerism is about being mindful of the products and services we choose to buy and use. Thinking about the impact those choices have on the environment, society, and
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As a busy mum, I’m always on the go and have so much in my head to remember; making sure everyone else has what they need when they need it. I have to remember so many things but one thing I tend to put on the back burner is myself. Reconnecting with nature is an
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In today’s world, where environmental issues are at the forefront of global concerns, it is becoming increasingly important for individuals to take responsibility for their actions and make sustainable choices.
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What does sustainable living really mean? We see the word a lot, and I wonder if it is just a buzzword, stripped of its true significance. However, let me assure you, sustainable living is far from a mere buzzword. Let me unravel the significance of Sustainable Living. It embodies a profound concept with tangible implications
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Since I started this blog, I have found more and more ways to reuse water that work for me. I wrote a blog back in October 2020 about reusing water so I thought I would post an update on other ways I have identified to reuse water. Previously, I had a condenser dryer in my
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The effects of climate change are regularly featured on news and social media and, in recent years, has become a more pressing issue. It’s apparent that our decisions are having an impact on the world around us. There are many ways to become more sustainable such as reducing plastic waste, recycling and changing a few
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*Guest post by Kirsty Brunker* Hello! I’m Kirsty, of Coaching by Kirsty, and I describe myself as a Self-Belief Nurturer (aka mindset/life/personal coach). At this point, you may be wondering why on earth a Self-Belief Nurturer is writing a blog for a website dedicated to sustainable living…it’s an excellent question and I’m glad you asked!
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I often get asked what my top three favourite sustainable living swaps are or if someone wants to get started with eco-living, what would be the first thing I suggest they change? This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something we may earn a commission. Thanks. There are so many
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Many of us have digital devices and we don’t leave home without them. We use them to communicate with the outside world and, for some of us, would be absolutely lost without them. Have you ever wondered how this affects your digital carbon footprint when you send/receive all those emails and things you’ve got saved