A SUSTAINABLE LIFE: FANCY AN E-CHANGE? HOW PEOPLE ARE ESCAPING CITY CONGESTION AND LIVING COSTS BY WORKING REMOTELY
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- ANDREW GLOVER and TANIA LEWIS
In an article first published on The Conversation, ANDREW GLOVER and TANIA LEWIS, of RMIT University in Victoria, Australia, look at why a growing number of people are making an 'e-change'...
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- CAROLINE WOOD
Writing for The Conversation in the UK context, CAROLINE WOOD, PhD researcher in plant biology and food security at the University of Sheffield, looks at how eco-friendly reusable coffee cups really are...
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- NATHALIE MEZZA-GARCIA
NATHALIE MEZZA-GARCIA, a PhD candidate at the UK's University of Warwick, looks at the concept of floating cities...
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- ELLIOT WOOLLEY,
In an article first published on The Conversation, ELLIOT WOOLLEY, of Loughborough University in the UK, looks at how to tackle the problem of Easter egg packaging...
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- DENISE BADEN
In an article first published on The Conversation, DENISE BADEN, associate professor in business ethics at the University of Southampton in the UK, looks at the difference using less shampoo and washing your hair less often can make to your environmental impact...
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- KATY WHEELER
In an article first published on The Conversation, KATY WHEELER, of the UK's University of Essex, looks at whether recycled is worth the effort...
A SUSTAINABLE LIFE: DON'T STRESS ABOUT WHAT KIND OF TREE TO BUY, BUT REUSE ARTIFICIAL TREES AND COMPOST NATURAL ONES
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- BERT CLEGG
In an article first published on The Conversation, BERT CLEGG, professor of horticulture and forestry at Michigan State University, looks at the idea of a sustainable Christmas tree...
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- DEEPIKA MATHUR
In an article first published on The Conversation, DEEPIKA MATHUR, of Australia's Charles Darwin University, gives her tips for home renovators looking to minimise the excess...
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- TREVOR THORNTON
As bans on single-use plastic bags become more commonplace, TREVOR THORNTON, lecturer in the School of Life and Environmental Sciences at Australia's Deakin University, looks, in an article first published on The Conversation, at how many times shoppers need to use reusable bags to compensate for their larger environmental impact...
