by Padmini Das January has a magical energy. Calendars reset. Gym memberships spike. People return to work glowing with the optimism of extended leave. While “New Year’s resolutions” often come with a side of guilt and a short shelf life, climate resolutions can be refreshingly different, practical, hopeful and even fun. So, in 2026, let’s […]

by Padmini Das Let’s be real: we’ve all opened a delivery box the size of a small refrigerator only to find… a single tube of lip balm. Some of us have clicked “buy now” on three separate orders during one caffeine-fueled morning, because that yoga mat, a reusable lint roller, and the 12-pack of turmeric

by Magda Kalinowska One needs only to consider the sheer magnitude of some relevant statistics to understand the wide-scale impact of single-use menstrual products on climate change. An individual will use approximately 441 pounds of single-use menstrual products throughout their lifetime.1 This could potentially add up to a significant amount given that about 26% of

by Kristina McKean Shopping as a sustainably-minded consumer can be a minefield. While on the hunt for a phone case recently (a purchase that should theoretically be simple), I was torn between products that ranged from “biodegradable” to “made from recycled material” to “carbon neutral” and everything in between. While assessing the various options’ ability