EcoHomeLife Explains: The Environmental Impact Of Meat Consumption

EcoHomeLife Explains: The Environmental Impact Of Meat Consumption

In our series EcoHomeLife Explains we shed some light on terms and topics around sustainability and being eco-friendly, in short and simple articles. In this edition, we look at the environmental impact of meat consumption. Recently there was a lot of media coverage of the impact our diet has on our environment. Especially meat consumption … Read more

EcoHomeLife Explains: Fast Fashion’s Environmental Impact

EcoHomeLife Explains: Fast Fashion's Environmental Impact

Our series EcoHomeLife Explains aims at bringing you short but complete explanations of terms and concepts around sustainability. In this edition we will look at fast fashion’s environmental impact. The way we consume fashion has changed a lot since the 1980s and the early 90s. Back then, there would be a new range out for … Read more

EcoHomeLife Explains: Can Recycling Save The Planet?

EcoHomeLife Explains: Can Recycling Save The Planet?

In our series EcoHomeLife Explains we help you understand terms and concepts around eco-friendliness. In this edition we ask: can recycling save the planet? Living a more sustainable life can be a daunting prospect. There are so many things we do that have an impact on our environment.  One thing that is often seen as … Read more

EcoHomeLife Explains: Are Forever Chemicals Harmful?

EcoHomeLife Explains: Are Forever Chemicals Harmful?

EcoHomeLife Explains is our series of short articles that explains terms and concepts around sustainability. In this edition we dive into the question: are forever chemicals harmful? Whether you are looking at eco-friendly make-up, personal care products or cleaning products, sooner or later you will encounter forever chemicals. Their actual name is Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoralkyl … Read more

EcoHomeLife Explains: Are Petrochemicals Bad For The Planet?

EcoHomeLife Explains: Are Petrochemicals Bad For The Planet?

Our series EcoHomeLife Explains explores terms and ideas around sustainability and eco-friendly living. In this edition we answer the question: are petrochemicals bad for the planet? Climate change and its impact on humans is ever present in our media at the moment. Our awareness of this topic has risen sharply as a result. Many of … Read more

EcoHomeLife Explains: Are Bioplastics Sustainable?

EcoHomeLife Explains: Are Bioplastics Sustainable?

Our series EcoHomeLife Explains aims at lighting up some of the darker areas around the subject of sustainability. In this edition, we answer the question: are bioplastics sustainable? During my research into living a more sustainable life, I came across a lot of terms and concepts that I needed to learn more about. One of … Read more

EcoHomeLife Explains: What Are The Origins Of Global Warming?

EcoHomeLife Explains: What Are The Origins Of Global Warming?

In our series EcoHomeLife Explains we look at terms and concepts around sustainability and explain them succinctly and simply. In this edition, we discover the origins of global warming. Living a more sustainable life means understanding the impact you have on the environment. This can sometimes be quite a challenge, given that many terms and … Read more

EcoHomeLife Explains: Is Net-Zero Achievable?

EcoHomeLife Explains: Is Net-Zero Achievable?

In our series “EcoHomeLife Explains” we look at common terms and concepts surrounding sustainability and explain them briefly and simply. In this edition we ask: is net-zero achievable? If you are interested in reducing the impact you have on our environment, you probably have come across the concept of net-zero.  Most countries have net-zero strategies … Read more

EcoHomeLife Explains: Is A Carbon Footprint Bad For The Planet?

EcoHomeLife: Is A Carbon Footprint Bad For The Planet

The EcoHomeLife Explains series explains commonly used terms around sustainability simply and briefly. In this part of the series we answer the question: is a carbon footprint bad for the environment? You probably have heard the term “carbon footprint”. It’s been part of the discussion about sustainability for a while. If you want to live … Read more