Why Bea Johnson, the icon of the Zero Waste movement, leads a happy life.
Bea Johnson is the radical zero-waste advocate who has fifteen items of clothing. Find out how the lifestyle has made her healthier and happier.
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Bea Johnson: “Get rid of 80 percent of your clothes”
Why Bea Johnson, the icon of the Zero Waste movement, leads a happy life.
Jane Stephenson: Circular Economy
Jane Stephenson believes that the switch to a circular economy – one which eliminates waste and protects our natural resources through resource efficiency – is the route to a sustainable and fair future. We asked her more about this innovative economic model.
Our 15 sustainable places to stay this summer
Eco-friendly places to stay across the UK that will tick all your holiday wishes.
School’s out; and if you are planning a break by the coast, getting close to nature, time-out in luxury or exploring somewhere new; there are great sustainable places to stay across England, Scotland and Wales. So to help you, we’ve created a list of 15 of Triodos customers who have sustainability at their heart.
Incognito: ethical products with bite
The Soil Association’s Campaign for Clarity pressure the beauty industry and government to adopt standards around the ethical stance of beauty products. Triodos Bank supports businesses, like Incognito, that are working to create this positive change.
Tim Jackson: Prosperity without growth
Economics Professor Tim Jackson recognizes the damage that a growth based economy can create. He explained his vision for a society and economy that flourishes without the destruction of natural resources.