What I’ve Learned So Far – Block 3 – The Nile basin
When I tell people that I’m studying for a degree, they are interested in what I’ve been learning. I’ve done two years so far (another
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Is Plastic Recycling Greenwashing?
We all have household bins in our homes and local councils encourage us to recycle to a point where we are shamed for not recycling,
The Big Plastic Count
Last week, I took part in The Big Plastic Count. The founders of this fabulous initiative is Greenpeace and Everyday Plastic asking households to take
Green Blue Peter Badge
I recently had a major proud parent moment. As a child, I absolutely loved watching Blue Peter. I will never forget the best make of all
What I’ve Learned So Far – Block 2 – The Arctic
When I tell people that I’m studying for a degree, they are interested in what I’ve been learning. I’ve done two years so far (another
Eco-Friendly Menstrual Products – Review
About eighteen months ago, I ditched my pads and tampons for eco-friendly alternatives and I’ve wanted to write a review about them but I’ve always
Planting Trees for the Future
Those of you who are familiar with my blog and follow me on Instagram will know I am a massive advocate for teaching children about
What is Imperfect Environmentalism?
Since I’ve become more aware of my actions and how they affect the environment, I’ve joined many online groups: listening, reading and learning from others.
30-Day Eco Swap Challenge
Are you up for a challenge? Since I started my blog, my friends and family have asked me for my opinions on sustainable living and
Will snow during winter be a thing of the past?
Recently, someone mentioned a story they had heard on the news reporting that, due to climate change, the snow that falls in the UK during the winter may became a thing of the past.