It’s time for a sustainable catechism on creative consumerism. We live on a finite world. Let’s face it; even time is finite, whether viewing it as our own lives or in the cosmic sense (dependent on philosophy). THRIVE has these 12 marvellous strategies to reach the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals called the Foundational Focus […]
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Education, Environment, Lifestyle, Sustainability
The THRIVE project expresses its heartfelt appreciation to Polina Efimova and Dr. Jayant Mahajan for their insightful presentations at the February 2024 Thrivability Matters Webinar. This webinar focused on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 12 (SDG-12): Responsible Consumption and Production. With their vast knowledge, our presenters caught our attention, highlighting crucial issues surrounding sustainable resource use, and inspired us
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Business, Environment, Sustainability, THRIVE News
Whilst the COVID-19 pandemic has swept the globe, another silent pandemic reveals the need to enforce a healthy lifestyle – antibiotic resistance. In fact, the World Health Organisation (WHO) labels antimicrobial resistance (AMR) as one of the top 10 global health concerns for humankind. So the real question is, how is antibiotic resistance connected to
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Coronavirus, Health, Science, Sustainability
In an era where sustainable energy sources are vital for economic and environmental well-being, biogas emerges as a compelling contender. Biogas offers significant economic benefits, from reducing energy costs and generating revenue to job creation and waste management. Biogas stands as a carbon-neutral, sustainable energy resource. It can serve as a direct replacement for natural
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Business, Science, Society, Sustainability
Sustainable shopping habits? Eh? What’s happening here? We’re sustainable with our shopping habits, aren’t we? We shop at a supermarket that tells us (through expensive marketing campaigns) that they are on their way to net zero. Furthermore, our go-to website for online shopping explicitly told us that it has dozens of carbon credits. They’re green,
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Environment, Lifestyle, Society, Sustainability
In a world obsessed with the latest trends, our wardrobes often mirror the rapid pace of the fashion industry, contributing to a planet drowning in textile waste. Studies show that 85% of textiles end up in landfills annually. In the US this amounts to around 10.5 million tons of waste per year! But what if
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Business, Environment, Strategy, Sustainability
Environmental education emerged in the 18th century when Jean-Jacques Rousseau emphasise the importance of studying the natural environment. Jacques later inspired a naturalist Louise Agassiz, who encouraged students to study nature, rather than studying books. This led to the evolution and development of environmental education. Moreover, the popularity of environmental education became significant in the
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Education, Environment, Lifestyle, Sustainability
In a world where the consequences of climate change are becoming increasingly apparent, the role of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions has taken centre stage in global discussions on sustainability and environmental responsibility. Amidst the urgent need for collective action, critical examinations of the carbon footprint of various sectors has brought attention to a group of
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Business, Environment, Lifestyle, Sustainability
Is Homeschooling Good For Students? Homeschooling. A lot of us have heard about it. But, what is it and is homeschooling good for students? I would like to share this article on a friend’s experience of homeschooling her child. What is Homeschooling? Put simply, homeschooling is schooling at home. What’s more, it could be a
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Human Rights, Lifestyle, Sustainability
In the big picture of worldwide events, wars have a lasting impact that goes way beyond just when and where the fighting happens. One of the biggest things that suffer during these conflicts is education, which is crucial for societies to move forward and for people to have better lives. We’ll look closely at how
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Education, Human Rights, Society, Sustainability
