Resources Library
Here you will find a list of links, books, documentaries and organisations that can help you in your journey cutting your carbon footprint and living more eco-friendly and sustainably.
Organisations
Greenpeace
Greenpeace is a well known environmental NGO. The first action that Greenpeace took was in 1971, protesting uclear weapons off an island off the coast of Alaska. Since then, Greenpeace continues to campaign environmental protection. In addition, Greenpeace researches things plike plastic pollution and agriculture practices. Furthermore, Greenpeace aims to educate humans using this research.
Sustainability Development Goals
The Sustainability Development Goals are seventeen goals set in 2015 by the UN Gneral Assembly. The goals include eliminating poverty, improving access to healthcare, improving access to education, gender equality and climate action. The Sustainability Development Goals were created as a blueprint for a more sustainable future in the hope that they will be achieved by 2030.
Blogs
My Green Closet
My Green Closet is one of the best resources for conscious fashion. Through YouTube and the blog, Erin at My Green Closet uses them to explain fashions impact on the environment. My Green Closet also shows how to create a sustainable capsule wardrobe.
Ethical Unicorn
Ethical Unicorn is run by writer and artists Francesca Willow. Focusing on sustainability and social justice, Ethical Unicorn covers everything from conscious fashion, how to support Big Issue vendors and how to cope with eco-anxiety.
Books
How to Give Up Plastic by Will McCallum
Written by Will McCallum who works at Greenpeace UK, the book is filled interesting facts and tips to help readers switch from single-use plastic to more sustainable options.
Documentaries
The True Cost
The True Cost is a documentary on Netflix. The documentary explores what the true cost of the fashion industry is on the environment and the people who work in the industry. Additionally, the documentary also explores consumerism, mass media and capitalism.
Blue Planet
The Blue Planet series is on the main things that inpsired and motivated many to reduce their plastic consumption. Blue Planet is a good way to remind ourslves why we have deicded to make these changes.
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