First country in the world: Luxembourg makes public transport free
Thousands of commuters travel to Luxembourg every day. Their cars and trucks clog the roads and pollute the air. But in an effort to combat climate change, this is coming to an end.
How to live a low waste, eco-friendlier lifestyle – and how you can do it
For about a year now, I have become more aware of the huge impact that one family can have on the world, in terms of waste and carbon emissions, and I have been determined to reduce mine as much as possible.
Guided Tours as Cross-cultural Inspiration to Sustainable Living
Guided tours are an integral part of visiting a new destination—especially so if the destination is a city.
San Francisco’s Answer to Fast Fashion: A Zero Textile Waste Initiative
Fifteen years after the Zero Waste Textile initiative started in San Francisco in 2003, the city has diverted 80 percent of all waste generated in the city away from landfill disposal
The US millenial hotspot pioneering a zero waste economy
It is the US city that is a magnet for millenials and that is positioned at the forefront of a new kind of economy: one powered by startups developing creative ways to turn waste into valuable new products.