By Mayukh Saha / Truth Theory If you have been a regular viewer of documentaries, then you have probably heard of the natural historian, David Attenborough.……
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As summer rolls around, people start to incorporate more linen pieces into their outfits. This feels like a great opportunity to talk about how awesome linen is and why you should be opting for it more! Linen is the oldest textile around, so it’s not surprising that it’s also one of the more sustainable textiles available today. The fabric is made from the flax plant (yes, like the seed) and has a rich and interesting history. Flax isn’t just what we sprinkle on top of our oatmeal, it’s also one of the first plant fibers used by humans. The plant stalks have been fermented, dried, crushed, and beaten into a fiber for thousands and thousands of years. Although we have a plethora of great textile options today, the invention and widespread use of linen throughout history was an incredibly big step in humanity’s development.
In a recent conversation with Anthony Pompliano, Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano (ADA), talked about how Cardano is going to grow in the future…
Coty has announced its updated sustainability platform, Beauty That Lasts. The goals set by the US beauty behemoth center around three pillars: The Beauty of our People, The Beauty lof our Products and The Beauty of our Planet.
If you’re looking to live a more sustainable life and pave the way for a smarter future, then Helen Skelton has some incredible tips!
In the beginning of 2018, the acute water shortage in Cape Town hit the news worldwide: Water had to be rationed for the citizens of the South African metropolis. This crisis drastically emphasized the crucial role of water in our societies and the urgent need for innovative solutions to address water related challenges. In close collaboration with partners in South and Southern Africa…
There are so many ways we can ALL contribute to sustainability! Even if you have to take baby steps and just do a few of these suggestions, it all adds up and will help to reduce our carbon footprint making the world a much better place to live!