Sharing success stories about the environment to inspire action
Fireworks, an accidental invention, have been around since 600-900 C.E.; when a Chinese alchemist unintentionally mixed saltpeter with sulfur and charcoal, creating gunpowder. Fireworks became a large part of Chinese culture, displayed during festivities and also to ward off evil spirits. Throughout history, fireworks have spread to many other cultures and are widely used today…
1 out of every 3 bites of food you eat comes from the work of pollinators. Pollinators include more than just bees; there are over 200,000 species of pollinating animals, including butterflies, bats, birds, small mammals, and even some lizards. These animals perform a vital ecosystem service that benefits both humans and the environment.
There is no harm in having some stuff—if you use it, love it, or need it, then possessing it may cause no harm. In the first half of 2019, the Konmari method for minimising our hoards became very popular. Maybe you gave Konmari a go or maybe you’re just happy with what you have. Now…
