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In our first newsletter for the year, it would be easy to wail and gnash our teeth about the state of the planet and the climate emergency. But instead, we’ve decided to take inspiration from the bush – and one particular part of the bush – and talk about resilience.
By now you’ve heard how bad air travel is for the planet and how poorly some animals are treated in tourism. If you want to make your holiday as socially and environmentally sustainable as possible, here are five more tips that will get you thinking.
Millions of unwanted gifts go straight to landfill each year. So to help set a better, greener pace with your gift giving, we’ve compiled a few ideas to get you started
Find out how this service can help reduce a building’s footprint by providing consumption visibility and flexible tools to improve environmental performance.
Quick Chat: Amy Beattie of Good Green Home Loans says it would take just 15,000 loans moving away from the Big Four for ethical reasons for them to take notice.
A notebook made from mining and construction waste, an app that marries unsellable food with hungry mouths, and a clever use of 1850’s technology to reduce waste.
Quick Chat: “Irrespective of federal party lines or policies, the South Australian government finds ways through the sustainability maze,” says Paul Davy of dsquared.
From water usage and purchasing to changes in marketing strategy and modes of transport, the list covers a lot of ways you can green your office.