Environment

Sustainability is on everyone’s mind these days. From reusable grocery bags to eco-friendly products, many of us are trying to make choices that help the planet. But when it comes to something as simple as biodegradable wipes, the questions start to pile up. Are they actually better for the environment? And more importantly, can you

The Bible says, “The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it” (Psalm 24:1). Think about that for a moment. It’s a gentle reminder that this beautiful world isn’t something we own or control. It’s a gift—a sacred treasure entrusted to us by God. But what do

Nature’s greenery takes many forms, and few are as captivating or complex as woods and forests. Picture this: you’re standing at the edge of a quiet wood, sunlight streaming through gaps in the leafy canopy, the scent of damp earth in the air. Now, contrast that with a forest—a vast, almost overwhelming expanse where towering

If you’ve ever grabbed a bag labelled “biodegradable” at the grocery store, you probably felt a small sense of accomplishment, like you were making a choice that aligned with your values—a step toward helping the planet. I know that’s how I felt the first time I used one. Holding that bag, I thought, Finally, a

When I was a kid, chewing gum was a simple joy. The grape-flavoured, brightly coloured pieces brought immense satisfaction as I blew bubbles that inevitably popped on my face. Back then, gum was just a fun treat, and I never gave much thought to what happened to it after I was done chewing. A couple

The more I learn about the types of waste we create daily, the more I realize how much of an impact these materials have on the planet. From food scraps to plastic bottles, each piece of waste has its own lifecycle and environmental footprint. When I first started looking into waste management, I didn’t realize

When we talk about climate change, it’s easy to get lost in numbers, predictions, and policies. But behind every statistic is a human story—real people forced from their homes, separated from families, and uprooted from communities that have existed for generations. Climate refugees are those forced to flee because their home environments can no longer

Orbeez—those colourful, squishy, water-absorbing beads that expand dramatically when soaked in water—are everywhere. Kids love playing with them, adults use them for stress relief, and gardeners are even finding creative ways to use them to retain moisture in plants. They’re fun, mesmerizing, and oddly satisfying. But as our awareness of environmental issues grows, the question

In the past few decades, almond milk has become a popular substitute for dairy milk due to the growing interest in plant-based diets and veganism, as well as concerns over the environmental and ethical impacts of dairy farming. According to a report by Research and Markets, the global almond milk market was valued at approximately

Plastics are lightweight materials used in various applications—from construction and agriculture to electronics and healthcare. It’s no surprise that plastic debris is found in almost every corner of the earth. Landfills are filled with different types of plastic waste, especially waste from food and beverage packaging. Plastic pollution remains one of the most pressing environmental

A younger generation of aspiring environmental activists is emerging, and if you are one of the passionate young minds who wants to make a difference, we have a list of interesting environmental books for you. Books are powerful tools for creative minds—reading one can influence personal decisions, and the ones we have listed in this

The late 19th century was a time of new inventions, including the first vehicle powered by a gasoline engine. In 1893, Rudolf Diesel successfully built the first diesel engine prototype, and since then, the world has relied on petrol and diesel vehicles, which continue to pollute the environment with carbon dioxide. The growing focus on

Our civilization has thrived in the last one hundred years to the detriment of the natural environment. Forests were once home to early humans but today, only a few isolated tribes live in these natural spaces. Forests are the only natural habitat for many wildlife species. However, human activities continue to destroy these habitats, exposing