Sustainable Guide – Page 29

Sustainable Travel: Planning your next Eco-Friendly Trip

April 9November 10Posted in Sustainable GuideTagged accommodation, activities, climate change, destination, ecofriendly, ecogreenlove, environment, green living, sustainability, sustainable, tourism, transportation, travel

Traveling is a way to discover new cultures, build new social relationships, and disconnect from our daily routine. However, planning a trip can be hard, especially if you are organizing a sustainable trip. There are many interesting guides to sustainable tourism that offer great tips and advice for an eco-friendly trip, but no worries, we have summarised it all for you. In this article, you will find all you need to know to plan your dream “sustainable” trip.

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Environmental Crisis: Cities Fighting Plastic and Air Pollution

April 7April 6Posted in Sustainable GuideTagged air pollution, climate change, ecogreenlove, environment, green living, green walls, Health, mobility, plastic pollution, refill, reverse vending machines, single use plastic

Have you ever seen a bunch of plastic bottles and bags floating in your local river or lake? Were you ever tempted to grab a mask in order to prevent smog from getting into your lungs? Pollution today is all around us, some results of it we can see (trash, landfills, smog) and some we can’t see which makes them even more dangerous. Luckily, city authorities are finally cracking under pressure and making serious steps to put a stop on our environmental crisis. Here’s what urban settlements can do in order to fight plastic and air pollution.

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How to afford to Be Eco-Friendly while you’re Stuck at Home

April 2July 22Posted in Sustainable GuideTagged coronavirus, ecofriendly, ecogreenlove, go green, green living, lifestyle, lockdown, low waste, save energy, save water, tips

It’s not uncommon for the terms expensive and eco-friendly to be paired together, but this doesn’t always have to be the case. With an increasing number of the population spending more time in their homes, it’s important to assess how increased hours spent indoors can impact our planet. As energy bills rise, now is the perfect time to consider how you can be more eco-friendly with your choices at home, and more importantly how to afford to make these changes.

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Unexpected Health Benefits of Going Green

April 1March 31Posted in Health, Sustainable GuideTagged conscious consumer, ecogreenlove, environment, food, go green, Health, health benefits, infographic, wellbeing

You probably have heard of the “green movement” and understand the beneficial ways that it impacts the environment. However, did you know that there are additional health benefits to going green as well?

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A Learning Curve Opportunity

March 13July 1Posted in Health, Sustainable GuideTagged buy local, consumerism, covid-19, ecogreenlove, green living, grow your own, learning curve, lockdown, low waste, mental health, positivity, quarantine, radical reframe, sustainable

A Radical Reframe of Covid-19 by EcowithEm | ecogreenlove

Many are panicking about the Covid-19, in the supermarkets are empty shelves of toilet paper, rice and hand-gel. Yesterday while scrolling on the ecogreenlove IG feed, we found an amazing post by the illustrator Emily Ehlers (mostly known as Eco with Em, follow her if you haven’t already!). She illustrated what she called “A Radical reframing of Covid-19“. It gave us a different perspective and we want to share it with you:

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