African craft fairs are a wonderful opportunity to explore the continent's rich cultural heritage. However, if you want to shop sustainably, you need to know how to do it right. Here's how you can ...

Depop was once imagined as the future of sustainable fashion. When it was founded in 2011, the resale platform offered itself as an antidote to fast fashion: a community marketplace where clothes that ...

You’ve sworn off plastic bags, cut back on buying beverages in single-use bottles and reevaluated your use of plastic straws. Congrats, you’re living green in 2022. However, you should consider giving ...

Healthy food and sustainable eating experts share their go-to tips for sustainable food shopping beyond just bringing your own tote bags. However, just like bringing your own bags to the grocery store ...

Cariuma, a sustainable footwear brand, has released a new collection of sneakers for spring and summer. The brand is known for its use of eco-friendly materials and its commitment to planting two ...

Does conscious consumerism help the environment? The answer is complicated, according to one environmental business expert. And yet, even sustainable shopping and conscious consumerism won’t pull us ...

Meet the region's newest eco-conscious shops: Ray's Reusables in Northern Liberties and Main Line SHIFT in Narberth. Founded and owned by Ray Daly, Ray’s Reusables originally started in 2019 as an ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. Our last column considered the reusable cotton, paper, and durable plastic ...

Most celebrities hit the red carpet in designer outfits that cost thousands of dollars, but some stars prefer a much more sustainable way of dressing. Instead of spending big bucks on a high-end ...

Discover the best sustainable shoe brands that use eco-friendly, natural and non-toxic materials, pay fair wages to workers, and manufacturer in ethical factories. It’s hard to think of a more ...

Low-waste living is on the rise, and for good reason: Most packaging ends up in landfills, and plastic can take up to 500 years to decompose. (Only about nine percent of plastic waste is actually ...