Leonie Barghorn writes as a freelance author for Utopia.
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Some consider the Gaia hypothesis mere spiritual speculation – for others, it's key to understanding life on Earth. Here's the truth about the Gaia theory. read more
Kladdkaka is a popular type of chocolate cake from Sweden. What makes it special? It isn’t baked all the way through, so the inside is a little sticky. read more
Furoshiki is the waste-free Japanese way to wrap gifts. We'll show you how is easy it is to make a reusable gift wrap or bag out of a piece of cloth. read more
There are so many types of legumes out there that are healthy, delicious, and sustainable. Check out our legumes list and what makes them so great. read more
Are you spending Christmas alone this year because of Covid-19? We'll give you tips on how to enjoy your holiday season even if you can't spend it with family. read more
What is a forest exactly? We'll define forests here, discuss their different forms, and finally explain why they're so important. read more
Decaffeinated coffee tastes like coffee, but does not have the stimulating effect of caffeine. But the question remains: is decaf coffee bad for you? read more
Irish moss is a species of red algae that originates in northern Europe. Recently, this traditional medicinal plant has gained international popularity as a superfood. We’ll tell you all you need to know about Irish moss benefits and whether or not using it will really improve your health. read more
Going vegetarian ever cross your mind? Make the sustainable switch today and enjoy the numerous benefits of going vegetarian. It's worth it. read more
Can the pegan diet combine the benefits of eating paleo and vegan? We explain the details of this new diet here – and whether it's healthy. read more