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On The Couch With Wes Hartmann: How Elephants, Lions And Bees Are Saving Africa’s Wild Places

6 days ago | theethicalist.com | Anthea Ayache

In this episode of On The Couch with The Ethicalist, Wes Hartman —Chief Environmental and Conservation Officer at Wilderness Botswana —reveals the power of eco-tourism to protect endangered species, support communities, and regenerate wild ecosystems.
Is Crypto The New Coal?

6 days ago | theethicalist.com | Josh Sims

Ask people in the cryptocurrency industry and they will speak of boom times – Bitcoin, one of the most in-demand currencies, for example, started 2024 with a value around US$40,000. By the end of 2024 it was closer to $100,000. US regulators cleared Bitcoin exchange traded funds for take-off. A new US president was elected with a pro-crypto campaign.
Fast Furniture: Why We Need Mindful Shopping For Our Homes As Well As Our Wardrobes

1 week ago | theethicalist.com | Caitriona McBride

We’ve all been there: nipped into the supermarket to get a few bits for dinner, come out with a cushion, a candle and a possibly photo frame to match. Or, seen a seasonal display in a shop window while out buying lunch and decided that yes, what we really need in our life is a St Patrick Day themed mug.
Nature Is The New Luxury: A Conversation With Ian Di Tulio Of Minor Hotels

1 week ago | theethicalist.com | Anthea Ayache

As Chief Commercial Officer for Minor Hotels, Ian Di Tulio oversees over 560 properties across the globe, a number that’s growing rapidly. Yet, amid this ambitious expansion, Di Tulio and the team are committed to a strategy that balances scale with sustainability and luxury with responsibility.
A Weekend At Expo City: Culture, Sustainability And Skyline Views For AED 25

1 week ago | theethicalist.com | Anthea Ayache

If you missed Expo 2020 (or just want to revisit the magic) this month’s International Museum Day weekend offers the perfect excuse to head back to Expo City Dubai. On 17 and 18 May, entry to the Expo 2020 Museum and the Garden in the Sky is completely free, inviting visitors of all ages to reconnect with one of the UAE’s most ambitious cultural moments.
Nespresso And Sarah’s Bag Turn Coffee Waste Into Couture

1 week ago | theethicalist.com | Anthea Ayache

In a world where fashion is under fire for its environmental footprint, a new collaboration between Nespresso and Lebanese luxury brand Sarah’s Bag proves that sustainability really is, in the bag. The two brands have teamed up to create a stunning limited-edition clutch, handcrafted from 75 to 80 recycled Nespresso coffee capsules, made by women artisans in Lebanon.
Food Planet Prize Finalists Aiming To Fix The Food System

1 week ago | theethicalist.com | Anthea Ayache

Let’s face it, the way we eat is wrecking the world. From chemically intensive farming to billions of meals dumped in landfills, our global food system is broken. It fuels of all greenhouse gas emissions, wastes precious water, and contributes to both malnutrition and obesity. But while we can’t stop eating, we can change how food is grown, distributed, and valued.
Is Blocking The Sun To Cool The Earth A Climate Solution Or Catastrophe?

1 week ago | theethicalist.com | Nick Ames

The UK government looks set to approve controversial geo-engineering experiments aimed at blocking the sun to help combat global warming. Backed by £50 million in funding from ARIA (the Advanced Research and Invention Agency), the project will test radical new methods designed to reflect sunlight away from the Earth’s surface.
How Instagram’s Obsession With Perfect Beaches Is Crippling Turtle Nests

1 week ago | theethicalist.com | Nick Ames

Vulnerable turtles at a popular Mediterranean holiday resort are under threat from ‘sand groomers’ seeking to create pristine beaches for Instagram and Tik Tok users to post online. In Puglia, southern Italy, beach owners use heavy tractors to flatten every imperfection from the sands, sifting out anything large enough to be considered waste.
7 Vegan Celebrities That May Just Take You By Surprise

1 week ago | theethicalist.com | Anthea Ayache

It wasn’t that long ago that veganism was considered as a movement reserved for fringe communities. Yet today the plant-based lifestyle has done what most thought impossible: shaking off its extreme image and being embraced by none other than award-winning vegan celebrities.