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4 ways to garden more sustainably this autumn

Environmental awareness days like Earth Day on 22 April, and World Environment Day on 5 June, have steadily shifted how many people think about our impact on the planet. What was once limited to recycling bins and switching off lights has grown into something far more practical and individual. Businesses are now measured against sustainability […]

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Waste not, want not: 5 ways to turn your kitchen into a zero-waste zone

In most homes, the kitchen is where good intentions quietly go to waste. A bag of spinach forgotten at the back of the fridge. Leftovers that never get eaten. Vegetable peels and scraps that go straight into the bin without a second thought. It adds up quickly. With food prices rising and increased pressure on

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vital baby EarthSmart – a technology that makes plastic biodegradable

In a world where plastic waste continues to threaten the future of our planet, vital baby is proud to announce the launch of EarthSmart, a revolutionary technology that allows plastic to biodegrade in landfill. Designed to work toward helping create a brighter future for generations to come, EarthSmart is set to make a positive impact

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New plastic-free cling wrap – it really works!

Cling wrap, which is always made of plastic, is one of the most convenient items in your cupboard and something many people simply can’t live without. It is also a key pollution culprit because it is not recyclable and inevitably ends up in landfill. On a mission to create plastic-free single-use products, Bonnie Bio has

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’Tis the season to declutter, and recycle your paper and cardboard

The festive season can be surprisingly heavy on waste, but you could make a difference this December by getting into the recycling spirit. According to a recent survey by the Paper Manufacturers Association of South Africa (PAMSA), around 39% of respondents said they always recycle their paper and cardboard products, with 36% stating they do

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Are your beauty and personal care products poisoning the environment and your skin?

In our pursuit of beauty and wellness, we’re often drawn to glossy ads promising ‘miracle’ results. But many conventional beauty and personal care products contain ingredients that are toxic not only to our skin but also to the environment. These toxins can disrupt our health and harm ecosystems, lingering in water sources, affecting marine life

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Turn festive cheer into green cheer this holiday season

As the festive season comes knocking on our doors, we find ourselves surrounded by good times, good friends and the tinkling sounds of glasses clinking. From bubbly-filled toasts to sharing jars of atchar at family braais, the holiday spirit in Mzansi is synonymous with sharing and celebration. But all these festivities also mean we generate

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Inspiring young children to become e-waste warriors

Cartoon Network Africa, the leading kids’ TV channel in South Africa, is partnering with the local E-Waste Recycling Authority (ERA) as part of its Climate Champions initiative. The collaboration aims to educate and empower children about the increasing challenge of electronic waste (e-waste). As a registered producer responsibility organisation, ERA is dedicated to improving e-waste

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The impact of battery-operated tools on our health and environment

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), a shocking 99% of the global population is affected by unhealthy air. Added to that, research shows that noise pollution is now linked to increased risks of heart disease, stroke and dementia. These alarming statistics underscore the urgent need for both businesses and individuals to take action to

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