Sustainability
What if you never bought anything brand new? Waste prevention expert Cat Fletcher created a whole house out of waste materials. Here are her tips on making the most of what you have.
Looking for a way to make your beauty routine more green? Writer Niellah Arboine shows how to make your own products from sustainable sources.
John Lewis, Aldi and Iceland's ads encourage us to buy "yet more plastic tat", say environmental groups.
How sustainable is your weekly shop? We spoke to the founders of the UK’s biggest zero-waste supermarket, The Clean Kilo in Birmingham, for some top tips.
Making sustainable swaps at home is easier than you might think - blogger Georgina Caro shows how small changes can save money as well as the environment.
Confronting my personal plastic footprint forced a hard realisation which has genuinely changed my life, and me realise it’s up to all of us to fight plastic pollution, writes Daniel Webb
Many of us have pledged to go plastic-free or vegan, but our shopping baskets suggest otherwise. We asked John Lewis, Iceland and Boots if 2019 is the year Christmas goes green.
Biodegradable vibrators, stainless steel dildos... a greener sex life can still be fun, honestly.
Over 10,000 pumpkins are bought every Halloween in the UK, with 18,000 tonnes of the vegetable being thrown away. From tasty cooking to fun creative projects, here are some ways that you can make the most out of your pumpkin this spooky season.
England takes the second spot thanks to the English Coast Path, which is set to be finished in 2020.
About Sustainability
HuffPost UK Sustainability looks at the sustainable solutions and innovations provided by companies and people around the world, cutting across communities, the environment and economies. Science and technology play a huge role in seeking change, which are addressed in this section. It also identifies the areas that urgently need sustainable options, uniting blogs and features to create a cohesive picture of what a sustainable future could look like, and championing what already works.