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We make decisions every day that have an impact on the ecosystem, climate, and other species. There's a lot we can do to limit our environmental impact so that wild animals and plants have more space, from what we eat to how many children we have. Small steps matter.     Here are our tips:   -Consume less/no meat Apart from taking the lives of poor animals, meat production consumes a huge amount of water, pollutes our groundwater with liquid manure, and takes up valuable area for fodder farming. Furthermore, working conditions in the meat industry are frequently inhumane, and...

The Global Wellness Institute describes wellness as "the active pursuit of activities, choices and lifestyles that lead to a state of holistic health." Wellness isn't something that happens to us, it is a state of being created by our actions and that is linked to holistic health. Holistic health "extends beyond physical health and incorporates many different dimensions that should work in harmony" ("What is Wellness?") . One exciting aspect of living with sustianable health and wellness is that our associated actions lead to our wellbeing and that of others.    Wellness is about more than just physical health. Most...

It is a well-known truth that the billions of non-biodegradable plastic items dumped into the ocean each year are becoming a growing menace to the marine world's flora and fauna. To prevent this, a green alternative to plastic toothbrushes was developed, and these eco-friendly bamboo toothbrushes are biodegradable and so completely safe.   The world is becoming more sustainable, and it's time for you to follow suit. It's time to retire your old plastic toothbrushes in favour of bamboo toothbrushes. They are not only more attractive, but they are also a healthier solution for your oral hygiene and the environment....

As concerns over the environment and economy soar, it is time to start making some important decisions. Thankfully, these decisions don't have to be huge to change society, but each small choice does matter. According to Stacker, the roots of the environment and sustainability movements began as far back as the 1800s. Since then, it's taken on many iterations, including the current climate change-focused one that's permeated our current discourse. Sustainability has moved well past being a fad, or a trendy Instagram hashtag, to a necessary lifestyle choice. Policy-makers have long seen the impact that small efforts can create —...