This is an article written by Yasira Yusoff from Food Unfiltered and edited by The Sustainability Project “Make sure to pick the best-looking apple, all right?” “If it’s bruised, it’s probably rotten on the inside!” “It has spots so…
But first, coffee – this is the motto for all the coffee lovers around the world and we definitely do love our coffee fix! In Singapore, you can find your daily supply of coffee from a range of places…
Chinese New Year – one of our favourite festive season whereby we get to eat so many delicious snacks, collect red packets and reunite with family members! It is definitely a time of celebration, but similar to every other…
The content of the article was contributed by Up and Away and re-edited by The Sustainability Project. Were you ever caught in a situation where you have an item you need to throw out but do not bear to?…
Marine pollution has been a major issue that has been garnering attention across the world over the past few years. From pictures of shores full of plastic waste to videos of plastic straws getting stuck in the nose of…
When we hear the word “Tingkat”, a few questions pop into our mind – Who used it? When was it popular? Where did it go? Why did we stop using it? ….. and these questions and curiosity towards the practice…
We all love shopping. It is one of the greatest weakness, especially for us – girls. While trying to attempt to live this zero-waste lifestyle, the temptation from shopping for clothes is especially great. From receiving emails from various…
Toothbrush – a daily essential that everyone has to use for good health. But little did anyone expect that a small plastic toothbrush can cause so much harm to the environment. The world consumes 3.6 billion plastic toothbrushes annually…
The term “zero waste lifestyle” is one that is commonly being used now to describe one who leads a lifestyle that aims to create no waste at all. Some might think, is that even possible? How do they do…
It is official. 2018 has been declared to be the Year of Climate Action for Singapore! As noted by Environment and Water Resources Minister Masagos Zulkifli, “As a small island city-state vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, Singapore…