World African Swine Fever Outbreak Is A Grave Warning Sign To End Factory Farming by Kat Kennedy Have you heard the latest from Asia? It’s the stuff of nightmares; millions of pigs are being slaughtered due to an epidemic of African
Balance Here’s What I Learned About Wellness From Traveling In World’s Healthiest Countries by Aine Barton Ever heard stereotypes like “People from the Mediterranean are some of the healthiest on the planet!” or ” Asian people can’t become overweight”? These
World These Latest Single Use Plastic Bans In England Fill Us With Hope by Kat Kennedy I go in swings and roundabouts with how positive I feel about the current plastic crisis. Burnout is a real problem amongst us Dumplings
World Kelp Farming Could Absorb Ocean Carbon & Reduce Worst Effects Of Climate Change by Jules Hogan Kelp near Kirkjufell, Iceland If you keep up with climate change, the good news is scarce. But a silver, (or brown, or green, or
Style Kering (Gucci, Saint Laurent, McQueen) Named #2 Most Sustainable Brand By World Economic Forum by Juhea Kim When Peaceful Dumpling first started writing about conscious fashion circa 2013, there were few companies that specifically touted sustainability as their ethos. In the
World Scientists Are Turning Shellfish Into Biodegradable Plastic—But It Won’t Solve Our Crisis by Jane Harkness Plastic pollution has reached catastrophe levels. Yes, there are people who are making a huge effort to reduce their plastic use by choosing reusable
World Vegan Farms (Green Manure) Offer A Surprising Benefit For Climate Change—& Human Health by Kat Kennedy With Veganuary seeming to have left many keen to continue their quest for sustainable living throughout 2019 and the vegan lifestyle itself growing in
World What You Need To Know About The Green New Deal—& How It Will Affect Your Future by Jane Harkness During the Great Depression, President Franklin D. Roosevelt gave America a new deal when change was desperately needed. The New Deal refers to several
Op - Ed How Our Avocado Fetish Fuels Deforestation, Cartels, Droughts & Wildlife Loss by Juhea Kim The first time I encountered an avocado was circa 1996, when our family moved from Korea to Portland, Oregon. I thought the yellow-green, creamy
Style The Truly Mind-Boggling Way Our Synthetic Clothes Are Polluting The Oceans by Kat Kennedy This article was previously published on March 13, 2017. Navigating the path to an environmentally-friendly wardrobe sure isn’t easy. There are so many aspects
