Unsustainable Magazine

Our mission is to explore global narratives surrounding pollution, injustice, dishonesty, destruction, overuse of resources, and exploitation. We strive to highlight the efforts of individuals and organizations dedicated to creating positive change. These changemakers are engaged in various fields such as research and technology, policy and advocacy, conservation and protection, as well as recycling and reforestation.

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How Minimalism Can Improve Your Organization Skills

2 weeks ago | unsustainablemagazine.com | Cora Gold |Brett Stadelmann

Written by Cora Gold, Editor-in-Chief of RevivalistOrganization is a key skill to learn, as it affects your routines, surroundings and many other facets of your life. Unfortunately, disarray can happen occasionally and throw you off course. Get back into the swing of things by following a minimalist lifestyle. Minimalism is a philosophy about intentional living and mindfulness. It tends to affect the way people consume items.
A Minimalist Guide to Health and Beauty: Tips for Reducing Waste

1 month ago | unsustainablemagazine.com | Cora Gold |Brett Stadelmann

Written by Cora Gold, Editor-in-Chief of RevivalistYour health and beauty routine can seem inconsequential when it comes to the state of the environment. However, if you zoom out, it actually makes quite an impact. You can take steps to help reduce your waste and adopt a more sustainable lifestyle, from choosing your cosmetics to handling your product empties and unopened packages. Plastic packaging is widely used by brands, mainly because of its flexibility and affordability.
Fast Fashion to Timeless Pieces: Brands Leading the Change

2 months ago | unsustainablemagazine.com | Brett Stadelmann

In this article, we are looking at sustainable fashion, comparing it to fast fashion, and discussing how environment-friendly brands might be the way forward.
Áine Kelly-Costello: Story-Teller, Researcher, and Advocate

2 months ago | unsustainablemagazine.com | Ana Yong |Brett Stadelmann

An interview with Áine Kelly-Costello, an advocate, researcher and story-teller, based in Aotearoa New Zealand, who writes on disability, climate and migration. Words by Ana YongÁine Kelly-Costello (They/Them) is a multifaceted advocate and creative force, deeply committed to climate justice, disability rights, and social change and has made significant contributions in various fields including being a Paralympian for swimming in 2012.
Scandinavian Minimalism: What Is It and How to Practice It

Jan 2, 2025 | unsustainablemagazine.com | Cora Gold

Written by Cora Gold, Editor-in-Chief of RevivalistThe world of interior design aesthetics is vast. If you want to merge your sustainable values with your eye for decor, it’s time to learn more about Scandinavian minimalism. The trend is influencing homeowners worldwide with its nature-forward foundation and simplicity. Scandinavian minimalism is an interior design style that merges functionality, affordability and quality without relying on more than a few styling elements.
Are Non-Stick Pans Dangerous? What You Should Know

Dec 31, 2024 | unsustainablemagazine.com | Beth Rush

By Beth Rush, Managing Editor at Body+MindWho doesn’t love a non-stick pan? It’s a popular housewarming gift and the first kitchen buy for new homeowners. But is it safe, or are these pans dangerous to your health and the environment? Short answer — maybe. A more comprehensive answer requires looking at the history of non-stick pans and what goes into making them before you rush out to buy a set.
Skin Can Absorb Toxic Materials found in Workout Clothes

Dec 26, 2024 | unsustainablemagazine.com | Mia Barnes

Your Skin Could Be Absorbing Chemicals from Your Workout Clothes: Study FindsBy Mia Barnes, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Body+Mind Magazine. Are your gym clothes safe to wear? Word is out that you might unwittingly subject your body’s endocrine system to microplastics containing harmful chemicals every time you complete your daily workout. While this news is concerning, you should examine the facts before you write off all your expensive gym wear.
The Forest-Dwellers of Rwanda: Consequences of Conservation

Dec 13, 2024 | unsustainablemagazine.com | Katarzyna Rybarczyk

How The Batwa, Rwanda’s Indigenous Forest-Dwellers, Suffer Because of Nature Conservation SchemesWords and photographs by Katarzyna RybarczykRwanda’s national parks attract millions of tourists each year but not many of those visiting know that they have come at a high cost for the indigenous Batwa people. Evicted from their ancestral lands to enable the creation of nature reserves, the Batwa have been left marginalised, landless, and forgotten.
Sustainable Practices, Business Growth and Community Impact

Dec 12, 2024 | unsustainablemagazine.com | Katie Brenneman

How Sustainable Practices Propel Business Growth and Community ImpactBy Katie BrennemanSustainable business practices have become vital DNA for companies that want to thrive in today’s marketplace. When companies shift to greener choices, it’s like they’re building something that connects with customers on a deeper level — like a shared belief in the future.
How to Travel Sustainably During the ICC World Cup

Oct 25, 2024 | unsustainablemagazine.com | Brett Stadelmann

How does one balance the thrill of the World Cup with eco-friendly travel?