Corporations only keep polluting because we keep buying their stuff. They don’t pollute just for fun. We the comsumers have responsibility too.1mo ⋅ Ratazanafofinha ⋅ r/sustainability
An open air school in 1957, Netherlands In the beginning of the 20th century a movement towards open air schools took place in Europe. Classes were taught in forests so that students would benefit physically and mentally from clean air and sunlight.1yr ⋅ seastars96 ⋅ r/sustainability
Reminder: the owner of WaPo sells coffee pods at their other business. Don't fall for this greenwashing.1yr ⋅ drmikiki ⋅ r/sustainability
One stadium in the US and the second in Europe. Guess which has public transportation connectivity?1yr ⋅ AlNapster ⋅ r/sustainability
seen a couple of posts here about people worrying that they aren't sustainable enough. never feel guilty for your non sustainable practices. just do what you can and enjoy your life. don't torture yourself when you aren't even the real problem.2yr ⋅ englishcountryside ⋅ r/sustainability
I just watched Seaspiracy. Highly recommend. It’s about the environmental impact of the fishing industry.2mo ⋅ Ratazanafofinha ⋅ r/sustainability
The Dutch city of Haarlem will ban advertising for meat | Il Post1yr ⋅ Numerous-Macaroon224 ⋅ r/sustainability
The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it. - Robert Swan1yr ⋅ amelia_rose6 ⋅ r/sustainability
Circular economy is how people in the past centuries survived and thrived and had beautiful homes. Did we become too lazy or ignorant? (great question tw: @fiona_mugure). Thoughts?1yr ⋅ sustainability-geek ⋅ r/sustainability
There are 1.4 million new homes constructed in the US this year. Most of them haven't been designed sustainable.1yr ⋅ n_o_t_d_o_g ⋅ r/sustainability
a local pizzeria started using a dough ball instead of the plastic thingies to keep the pizza intact1yr ⋅ Meeverse ⋅ r/sustainability
Sorry, we can’t have renewables because they work...too...well...? 🤔2yr ⋅ AprilStorms ⋅ r/sustainability
A high-efficiency water filter removes 99.9% of microplastics within 10 seconds1yr ⋅ Dalembert ⋅ r/sustainability
The IKEA PS 2014 Lamp contains of 50+ pieces. Each one individually wrapped in a plastic bag. 'Unnecessary' redefined.1yr ⋅ Khaos_Cat ⋅ r/sustainability
Munich, germany. Waste vegetation from hotel grounds keeping is bounded alongside the pavement to create Insect and bird habitat1yr ⋅ phil_style ⋅ r/sustainability
My local council have stopped cutting the grass n the grass verges near roads (apart from a small strip to stop overhang) and planted wildflowers saves them money and also helps the mini beasts.2yr ⋅ SnooMacarons2615 ⋅ r/sustainability
Strawberries in glass jars - what are your go-to food waste prevention tips?1yr ⋅ l_a_ga ⋅ r/sustainability
This non-electric toothbrush that you can pop out and replace the bristles so you don’t have to keep buying the whole toothbrush!3yr ⋅ simple_gay ⋅ r/sustainability
Justice Kagan on SCOTUS ruling limiting EPA’s ability to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.1yr ⋅ vermontdoctor ⋅ r/sustainability
Researchers at UCLA develop solar roof that generates energy for greenhouses without affecting plant growth.1yr ⋅ Neither_Island_3358 ⋅ r/sustainability
We are from the Maasai tribe and we use these old tires to make shoes1yr ⋅ Martian9576 ⋅ r/sustainability
South Korean Professor Cho Jae-weon invented a Toilet that turns Poop into Energy and pays people Digital Currency.1yr ⋅ C0ntentless ⋅ r/sustainability
This eggplant has a laser marking instead of a physical sticker to show it's organic1yr ⋅ david_flinch ⋅ r/sustainability
I made this meme that generated quite a bit more discussion than I had anticipated, but it was removed by a moderator of another sub without a reason being given. What could it be?2yr ⋅ beautifulplanet ⋅ r/sustainability
If it works, it ain’t stupid. Made from glued together delivery boxes.1yr ⋅ zerowastenewbies ⋅ r/sustainability
Researchers: Giving up meat is not an option, it is a necessity | Rzeczpospolita1yr ⋅ Numerous-Macaroon224 ⋅ r/sustainability
Based on the environmental impact of different types of milk (more than just this chart obviously), which is actually the most sustainable?1yr ⋅ m3hn0w ⋅ r/sustainability
I want and need to be Buried this way when I die. I love this very much.1yr ⋅ TCH62120 ⋅ r/sustainability
Recycling Is Not Broken: It’s Product Design & Packaging Design That’s Broken 😞1yr ⋅ lets_talk_trash ⋅ r/sustainability
Asked chatgpt what architects can do to curb climate change and the answer def surprised me.1yr ⋅ Accomplished-Owl3330 ⋅ r/sustainability
I'm addicted to those single serving Chobani / Open Nature fruit on the bottom yogurts.... But I hate the little plastic cups. So I make my own!3yr ⋅ reixxy ⋅ r/sustainability
More than 40000 people got together today in Amsterdam for the climate march!2yr ⋅ prima44donna ⋅ r/sustainability
My university has these compostable containers you get your food in *more in comments*1yr ⋅ thebluestblue1 ⋅ r/sustainability
If we reduced the amount of animal products we consume, we could free up land for growing food for humans and rewilding, and so much more.3mo ⋅ Ratazanafofinha ⋅ r/sustainability
Two guys disrupting the DISGUSTING leather industry 🌵Love it! Humanity slowly (but surely) on its way to leave animals alone. ❤️3yr ⋅ bayashad ⋅ r/sustainability
Solar panels being integrated into canals in India giving us Solar canals. it helps with evaporative losses, doesn't use extra land and keeps solar panels cooler.3yr ⋅ Inasaba ⋅ r/sustainability
This is pretty insane, considering the fact that agriculture is by far the most significant form of land use (taking up 50% of the world's habitable land)1yr ⋅ VarunTossa5944 ⋅ r/sustainability
Got tired of burning gas to dry our clothes so i joined most people in the world and got a dry rack2yr ⋅ dingusamongus123 ⋅ r/sustainability
Ecofacist rhetoric right there. We can't let this kind of thing become normalized.2yr ⋅ Inasaba ⋅ r/sustainability
Humans are just 0.01% of all life but have destroyed 83% of wild mammals.2yr ⋅ bayashad ⋅ r/sustainability
Been using a drying rack for a few weeks now, neighbor complained. Truly cannot understand why this is a problem.2yr ⋅ FrivolousMagpie ⋅ r/sustainability
I am aware of the benefits of capitalism, but how much longer are we going to be able to enjoy them?2yr ⋅ beautifulplanet ⋅ r/sustainability
Eating plant-based produces 10-50x LESS greenhouse gas emissions than eating locally farmed animals2yr ⋅ peanutbutterasthma ⋅ r/sustainability
I didn't buy any thing new to make this shed, it's all reclaimed out of skips and bins. £0.002yr ⋅ simbrow85 ⋅ r/sustainability
USA is not too big for High Speed Rail. It is just a stupid excuse.2yr ⋅ LimitGroundbreaking2 ⋅ r/sustainability
Can someone ELI5 how can Amazon claim this can be recycled like a paper bag when it has styrofoam in between the walls of the bag?1yr ⋅ RobertN64 ⋅ r/sustainability
moving cross country and grateful for the years we spent saving packing material1yr ⋅ shelbanana ⋅ r/sustainability
after a lot of resistance I finally bit the bullet and set up a clothesline in my apartment (as an American this is not the standard)2yr ⋅ g00ber88 ⋅ r/sustainability
Ironic - Book entitled No. More. Plastic. is ironically wrapped in plastic.1yr ⋅ jvhelsinki ⋅ r/sustainability
A magnetic solution removes toxic forever chemicals from water in seconds1yr ⋅ Dalembert ⋅ r/sustainability
Why aren't we planting hemp to sequester carbon and be a fossil fuel replacement?1yr ⋅ Thishearts0nfire ⋅ r/sustainability
just installed a bidet in our house, super excited to not need TP anymore.1yr ⋅ bionicpirate42 ⋅ r/sustainability
Filtered Tap Water a packaged in plastic & sold at exorbitant prices! 😱3yr ⋅ lets_talk_trash ⋅ r/sustainability
Practicing what I preach and made a haul to my local refill store. I haven’t bought any new containers of dish soap, laundry powder, body wash or shampoo in over 1.5 years! 🤗♻️2yr ⋅ bluemola ⋅ r/sustainability
Our home electricity usage, after net metering with solar panels, for the last two years1yr ⋅ velveteensnoodle ⋅ r/sustainability
Just How Good for the Planet Is That Big Electric Pickup Truck?1yr ⋅ unknown_travels ⋅ r/sustainability
The key art of my sustainable settlement survival game. You have to keep the balance between village and nature. What do you think?1yr ⋅ AdSad9018 ⋅ r/sustainability
The oceans are becoming more and more depleted from overfishing. Radically reducing fish consumption is the only option to saving what marine life is left, with the hope of restoration.3yr ⋅ bayashad ⋅ r/sustainability
Solar panels being built over canals in India so as to prevent evaporation, not use extra land, and keep the panels cool there is also animal shelter beneath it.2yr ⋅ WanderingZed ⋅ r/sustainability
Electronics are slated to consume over a fifth of the world’s electricity use by 2030. Researchers have found that hydrogels—used in contact lenses, and wound dressings could cool high-power electronics using moisture absorbed from the air passively without using any electricity or AC systems.1yr ⋅ Dalembert ⋅ r/sustainability
