100 Day Dress
15 January 2021
Can you imagine wearing the same dress for 100 days? In a row? When you’re awake you have to be wearing the dress? That’s exactly
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Chemicals in LCD screens are toxic
15 January 2021
Recycling old technology isn’t always that straight forwards. Many of the chemicals in LCD screens are toxic. But home many? 100?
Just Don’t Waste – Attenborough
14 January 2021
We have mentioned David Attenborough’s “Just don’t waste” mantra at the Green Elephant many times. We’ve now extended our thinking and how this applies to
Dove launches refillable deodorant
14 January 2021
In an effort to help with the plastic waste crisis, personal care and beauty brand @dove has launched a refillable deodorant. Shoppers will be able
2020 Hottest year ever
14 January 2021
The Annual report from the Copernicus Climate Change service shows the global average temperature in 2020 was about 2.25 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the average
Trees are important
11 January 2021
This applies to so many everyday actions. Unintended consequences. . . .
Gydeline becomes a Certified B Corporation
21 September 2020
We are very pleased to announce that Gydeline Ltd is now a Certified B Corporation®. This means we have finally captured our core ethos in
Best Business Startup… Ever?
12 August 2020
What does it take to create the best business startup. The Blue Sky Stinking podcast learns from Sydeline to provide advice on how you could achieve it.
Amazon creates 175k new jobs during lockdown
4 August 2020
Amazon created and filled over 175,000 new jobs during the lock down Source: https://blog.aboutamazon.com/company-news/amazon-hiring-for-additional-75-000-jobs
UK cut lockdown emissions by 31%
4 August 2020
surface transport was notably down, partially accounting for why the U.K. cut emissions by 31% during lockdown, compared to a global average of 17% Source:
18 days without UK coal for electric – longest since 1882
4 August 2020
The UK went 18 days and 6 hours without burning coal for electricity – longest period since 1882 Source: https://twitter.com/ng_eso/status/1136005946830983168
British cities have lost 65% of allotment land
4 August 2020
University of Sheffield study finds space for urban allotments fell by 65 per cent from 1960 to 2016 The most deprived areas have seen eight