Stories to #ActNow

We don't need a handful of people doing zero waste perfectly. We need millions of people doing it imperfectly. Right now (2021) many of us are not traveling so it is the perfect time to review our travel habits and change them to more sustainable ones in order to be prepared for when we can travel around the world again.

We don't need a handful of people doing zero waste perfectly. We need millions of people doing it imperfectly. Transportation is responsible for many of the CO2 emissions we release into the atmosphere. Do you want to see how to improve this aspect? Here are a few tips.

We don't need a handful of people doing zero waste perfectly. We need millions of people doing it imperfectly. These are some of the little actions that you can take to improve in the environmental world of the clothing. Fast fashion is doing a lot of damage to the planet but we can change this.

We don't need a handful of people doing zero waste perfectly. We need millions of people doing it imperfectly.Today we want to show you what you can do at home that will bring you closer to a more sustainable life. From swapping some of your products to change the way you buy.

We don't need a handful of people doing zero waste perfectly. We need millions of people doing it imperfectly.We are going to show you what you can do at home related to energy and household savings. Small changes that will help the planet and your pocket.

We don't need a handful of people doing zero waste perfectly. We need millions of people doing it imperfectly. Today we are going to show you some food-related changes you can start doing. May seem unimportant, but it is one of the issues that has the greatest impact on the environment.

As most of you know every Friday we put our laptops aside, we grab our gloves and sacks and head out into the woods next to the office to pick up the trash there. Today we want to explain you why this is important and what have we achieved.

Sometimes it's hard to get into the sustainable world. How am I going to change my daily habits? How am I going to help the planet? Don't worry, we want to help you with this easy tips.

Does the Paris Climate Agreement sound familiar to you? You may have been hearing it these days in the different mass media since Joe Biden, the new president of the United States, was expected to make effective the country's return to the Paris agreement, as one of his first measures.

“We went to a forest to clean up. And it was about 30 square meters with a handful of wipes. Maybe there were about 10,000 wipes. No exaggeration. All through the forest… At that time, we didn't know why it was. All the time with theories, theories and theories... But then we went to the end of the forest and there was a sewer.… I mean, there was no paper, there were wipes and tampons. When you flush them down the toilet, the wipes don't fall apart and look where they end up.” Adriá, Act Now community member.

One lane, one mile uses 150,000 plastic bottles to be resurfaced. The UK alone has 262,300 miles of road and 19.8 million plastic bottles are recycled daily. It might not even out as we continue to consume, but as more and more take a stand against not using the plastic bottle, this number reduces whilst innovative ideas start to make a dent in what waste we already have

The idea of turning 50% of the planet into a nature reserve appears a large percentage, but the outcome will benefit generations to come and the current species we should be protecting. With organisations seeing such huge political impact, society is taking the idea of change seriously and great things can be done.