Humans depend on natural resources.
Reducing the amount of resources people use can conserve finite resources.
People have a custodial responsibility to support the sustainability of the earth's resources.
Solar power is cheaper and more sustainable than our current coal-fueled power plants, so why haven't we made the switch? The real culprits here are the clouds, which make solar power difficult to control. Alexandros George Charalambides explains how solar towers and panels create electricity and how scientists are trying to create a system that can function even under cloud cover.
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Freitag Bags (One-off bags and accessories made from used truck tarps and fully compostable textiles. Based in Switzerland) | Link |
Forest Green Rovers Football Club (The United Nations has recognised Forest Green Rovers, in England, as the world's first carbon-neutral football club) |
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OOHO Water: (an innovative alternative solution to the classic plastic bottles) |
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Patagonia Outdoor Clothing (Patagonia's core value and business model has been to create slow fashion, high-quality, durable products that have a longer lifespan to help reduce carbon footprint and remain sustainable.) | |
Bamboo Cycles (Alternative to bikes constructed from either metal or carbon. They're more sustainable, and therefore good in an environmentally conscious sense too.) | Link |
Space Hippie: Nike shoes made from waste (an exploratory footwear collection inspired by life on Mars—where materials are scarce) |
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Incredible Eats (Edible spoons from natural products like wheat, corn, rice, and chickpeas) | Link |
iThrone (A portable toilet that doesn't require water, power or plumbing to do its job.) | Link |
Fungi Solutions (Mushroom based packaging) | Link |
Round Rivers (a sustainable swimwear brand that turns plastics from the Zurich river Limmat into upcycled (recycled) swimwear) | Link |