Trends that matter: how sustainability is shaking up the fashion

Working in the fashion industry means not only creating wealth through beauty and aesthetics but also creating real lifestyles. Sustainability is becoming a full-fledged part of what is labelled “lifestyle” nowadays and fashion follows suit, striving to be more and more sustainable. With Erica Corbellini, senior lecturer of Management of Fashion Companies at SDA Bocconi … Read more

Sungai Design: From River Plastic to One-of-a-kind Products

Social media are filled with videos where trash is washing up Bali’s beaches and rivers. This is mostly an annual phenomenon that takes place during the wet season. However, most of the plastic doesn’t come from Bali itself – it comes from the ocean. To deal with the phenomenon, the government and the local communities … Read more

Greenhushing Leeway: Uncommunicated Sustainability

Have you ever heard about “greenhushing”? What is involved in not communicating one’s sustainability journey? Greenhushing. You may wonder what it is, so here we are. This term indicates the propensity on the part of companies (or other entities) committed to sustainability to publicize their efforts and achievements in a limited way, or not at … Read more

Science communication: how to make your science a story to remember

The universe is incredible and incredibly complex. So is the world of science. It is thus no wonder that people are confused when scientists talk about their work. Unless we belong to the same field of research, we are likely to be confused too. As scientists, we spend our time researching and learning all about … Read more

Siekopai Nation: An Historical Win for the Indigenous Movements

There is a world full of stories that are hard to hear. Yet, sometimes, they take incredible turns and potentially set an example for the future. Such is the case of the Siekopai Nation: an indigenous population that, to date, counts around seven hundred people who struggle to reclaim access to their ancestors’ lands. Located … Read more

Important environmental terms poorly understood by UK consumers, survey finds

A recent survey highlighted that British consumers have a low understanding of language used by companies to communicate their sustainability measures. The communication agency Fleet Street and the insights company Trajectory conducted a survey on a nationally representative sample of 1000 UK adults. The research, mentioned by The Guardian, analysed the language used by companies … Read more

Sustainability of AI? (Don’t) ask ChatGPT

Launched in November 2022, ChatGPT has for sure made various daily tasks easier, especially in the workplace. People use it write emails, reports, presentations, business plans drafts, and even articles (not this one, though!). However, have you ever wondered what is the environmental impact of ChatGPT performing a simple task? In fact, the hidden environmental … Read more

NFTs and reusable cups, Starbucks’ recipe for enhancing sustainability

From coffee to NFTs – Starbucks Korea recently launched “STARBUCKS STAR LIGHT”, a campaign that aims to foster the use of reusable cups in the country. Bringing their personal cup or tumbler to the shops people can receive, together with the coffee, dedicated eco stamps necessary to redeem unique NFTs. “My cup, the only one … Read more