You open Instagram to look at a friend’s photo. A few minutes later, you’ve watched several adverts, received tips on ‘must-haves’, been offered a discount and perhaps even added something to your basket. And this is far from a random …
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In September, the European Parliament adopted a groundbreaking directive introducing mandatory extended producer responsibility (EPR) for textiles and footwear across the EU. And now, in December, the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency received a mandate from the government to propose …
When we hear the word ‘infrastructure’, many of us think of roads, railways, the electricity grid and the internet.
But over the past year, another form of infrastructure has become increasingly hard to ignore: Nature.
Without healthy soils, there can …
As 2024 is drawing to a close, one thing is clear; nature and biodiversity have taken centre stage in the international environmental debate.
For a long time, the climate issue has dominated the environmental debate. The focus has been on …
In April 2020, humans exhausted the earth’s resources for the year. While some Western countries may lead the way in environmental initiatives, their consumption patterns paint a different picture. They are among the worst offenders, consuming much more than the …
Eat as much as possible before eating yourself. It is life-threatening for most tiny animals, who often eat each other. Through evolution, small animals have invented various tricks to access their food. Take the oil beetles, for example. Their larvae …
