by Annika Flatley |
Pumpkin seeds, carrot peels and radish leaves don’t often make it onto our plates, but rather end up in the garbage. Do they really need to? We’ll show you some creative ways to reuse these leftover kitchen scraps.
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by Utopia Team |
We’re not here to harass you with classic New Year’s resolution ideas that everyone sets for themselves but no one really keeps. Instead, we’ll give you some simple, easily achievable changes you can make in the new year to help reduce your consumption and live more responsibly.
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by Utopia Team |
Plastic makes our lives easier, but it’s destroying our planet. Ridding plastics from our daily lives may seem out of the question, however in actuality it's quite easy to find alternatives to plastic on an everyday basis.
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by Evan Binford |
Celebrating a green Thanksgiving doesn't necessarily mean raising your own organically-fed turkey in the backyard. Especially on this cherished American holiday, making small changes to your celebratory holiday routines can make your celebration a bit more sustainable.
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by Victoria Scherff |
Even before a baby arrives, parents are faced with new consumer choices. We gathered tips from a mother of two who knows her way around an eco-kid's room.
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by Utopia Team |
Fruits, vegetables, and salads are full of important nutrients – but many of them can be lost before they land on your plate. You can prevent that by organizing your fridge correctly. We'll show you how.
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by Martin Tillich |
You wonder, how you can be more sustainable? Do not worry: It's not that difficult. Utopia has four steps that anyone can easily and immediately integrate into their lifestyle.
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by Utopia Team |
Forgot a gift? We’ve gathered recommendations for nice, meaningful, and sustainable last-minute gifts readily available on short notice.
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by Utopia Team |
Our tips for responsibly getting rid of the things you no longer need and maintaining your new minimalist lifestyle for the long haul.
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