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Zero Waste: The conservation of all resources by means of responsible production, consumption, reuse, and recovery of all products, packaging, and materials, without burning them, and without discharges to land, water, or air that threaten the environment or human health. The Zero Waste Movement When first learning about the Zero Waste movement many people interpret […]
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After taking it’s time to reach the mainstream media it’s now well known that the Amazon rainforest is burning at a record rate. Sitting in our homes far from the Amazon many of us are asking “what can we do?” One action we can take is to search online, become more informed about the how
Ecosia: Searching for a better future Read More »
2040, a feature film exploring a future that could be — a visionary film that told in story format that written by a father to his four-year-old and future 16-year-old daughter.
Set in 2019 the film begins with the Gameau, along with his wife and his young daughter Violet, planting a tree. The timeframe continues to move back and forth from 2019 to 2040, as different subjects and technologies are explored.
2040 The Regeneration Read More »
With so many “green” terms and labels on the market it’s hard for the general consumer to keep up with what they all mean. Even the most “eco-friendly” consumers are confused about the different terms. We’ve done the research to break down the eco-lingo to be clear on what materials will “break down” back into
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It’s been a few weeks since we last caught up with Ed Philps bike ride across the top end of Australia. Going plastic free on his travels from Cairns to Darwin. While the initial few days of the journey saw plastic free wins, two days into the trip he was shut down by the local
Plastic Free Ride to the NT Read More »
Plastic Free July has arrived! For those not familiar with Plastic Free July, it’s a challenge that was created in 2001 by WMRC Earth Carers in Perth, Australia and is now run by by Plastic Free July Foundation, a not-for-profit organisation. During my first 30 day Plastic Free July challenge I interpreted the challenge as