With over two decades of experience in sustainability, Dr. Elizabeth Green has established herself as a leading voice in the field. Hailing from the USA, her career spans a remarkable journey of environmental advocacy, policy development, and educational initiatives focused on sustainable practices. Dr. Green is actively involved in several global sustainability initiatives and continues to inspire through her writing, speaking engagements, and mentorship programs.
The world is experiencing governments that put more emphasis on sustainability and use resources wisely due to the increased pressure on the environment. A big change in 2026 is that countries are now scaling up circular economy policies as they desire to reduce...
City sewers are becoming dark cellars where drug-resistant bacteria detected in urban sewage live, and shrug at our finest antibiotics with a nonchalance so inexplicable as otherworldly. These subterranean streams, foaming at the mouth with hospital effluents,...
In recent years, South Korea’s used clothing exports have climbed into an unexpected spotlight, and it is difficult to talk about this trend without quickly bumping into a bigger, louder story about fast fashion, environmental strain, and global markets groaning under...
A new study revealed that more than 8000 illegal waste sites are identified across the UK, which caused a loud noise among the communities, environmental groups, and taxpayers. The scale of the waste piled up in illegal dumps is unbelievable, and the effects on public...
Plastics are omnipresent; they can be found in homes, workplaces, oceans, the ground, and even in the air that we breathe. Life would be difficult to envision without plastic. Due to their convenience, long-lasting characteristics, and low cost, plastics are among the...
Fast, cheap clothing comes at a steep price. The environmental cost of fast fashion is measurable in water, carbon, chemical pollution, and waste. For example, widely cited figures put the water footprint of a single pair of jeans anywhere from about 3,800 litres...
