A to Z of Sustainability A to Z of Sustainability: from Urban Planning to Zero Waste! U is for Urban Planning60% of the global population is expected to live in cities or urban areas by 2030, and this number is only set to increase. Urban lifestyles
A to Z of Sustainability A-Z of Sustainability; from Natural Solutions to Transitions N is for natural solutionsNatural solutions aim to redesign problems in our current culture, as inspired by the natural processes that have allowed life to flourish for millions of years.
A to Z of Sustainability A-Z of Sustainability; from Greenwashing to Monocultures G is for GreenwashingGreenwashing is a business strategy used by companies to portray themselves or their products as more sustainable or environmentally beneficial than they really are. For example, a
A to Z of Sustainability A-Z of Sustainability; from Activism to Food Sovereignty An A-Z for those wanting to learn more about sustainability; concepts, applications and definitions to start the discussion!
Lifestyle A guide to thrift flipping: turn your men's T-shirt into a cute cross-over top and scrunchies Having the most up-to-date wardrobe is no longer a priority for many, largely due to the new freedom to only wear pyjamas throughout lockdown, but also, and most importantly, because
History A Historical Love Letter to the Bicycle At ecoeats, it’s no secret that we think bikes are great. But we’re not alone: it seems the whole country has fallen back in love with the bike.
Lifestyle The Green Scene Must-Knows of St Andrews St Andrews has always punched above its weight when it comes to student resources, initiatives, clubs and societies. They are what make this little town and its robust community unique.
Our News Track your Saved CO2 Emissions! Zero emissions delivery? You can now track your CO2 emission savings by choosing to order with ecoeats! We’re committed to developing a delivery model that gives power back to
Lifestyle 19 Ways to Reduce Plastic Waste in the Kitchen Plastic is an undeniably revolutionary invention. It’s lightweight, durable, and takes a long time to break down. It’s an ideal material for countless objects and devices, from electronics
Lifestyle Food Scraps – What to do with them? Home cooking is always an enriching and satisfying experience - I am certain a lot of people can attest to that. However, one issue I have when cooking my own
Lifestyle Composting: Breaking it down to the basics When we throw something away, we tend not to think about where exactly ‘away’ is. Disposal of waste is often regarded as someone else’s problem, something other people sort
Food Why Forage? An introduction to sustainable foraging When I tell people in the UK that I forage, the typical response tends to be a mixture of surprise and shock. But how do you know what’s safe
Our News Becoming a Delivery Rider with ecoeats: meet your ecoriders With urban deliveries peaking higher than ever before, delivery has become the ideal part-time, flexible job for those looking to manage both their own income streams and work patterns. ecoeats
Food Local, Vegan Recipes with Birchwood Food Emporium At the end of June, I found myself in quite the situation. A few days into my 14 day self-isolation, I was already bored with the pre-planned meals I'd stocked
Our News Introducing... tipping for your ecoriders! We're so excited to introduce a tipping function for our delivery riders! None of the work we do at ecoeats would be possible without the zero-emissions dedication of our delivery
Food Home Growing is not just for green-thumbs Home-growing is just for green-thumbs. It’s not for the likes of everyday people. That is the prevailing narrative in the UK, with home-grown fruit and veg only contributing around
Cities Decarbonizing Delivery: bikes are back into commission Delivery as we know it originated in 1907 with two teenage boys, $100, and a single bike. These two entrepreneurs grew UPS, now one of America’s largest delivery companies.
Our News Zero emissions delivery? Introducing... ecoeats Delivery emissions are projected to increase nearly a third by 2030. For last-mile, urban deliveries, this means a 78% increase and 25 million tonnes of carbon. This is in spite
