Category: Green Living

The Japan Foundation Bangkok and ChangChui Creative Park are presenting an art exhibition, “Jurassic Plastic”, created by internationally renown Japanese artist Hiroshi Fuji. Originally devised for Sydney Festival 2018, the exhibit in […]

Plastic-Free July 2019 is almost here — it’s a great cause that has gained traction worldwide, challenging people to try living without single-use plastics. While Thailand is notorious for its use […]

The art of recycling is a crucial practice that we should teach our children. The earlier they learn how to get rid of unwanted stuff in an economical and friendly […]

Children’s toys are almost impossible to recycle. Let that fact sit for a minute and think about the massive amounts of plastic toys that we give our kids during their […]

It’s no surprise that Thailand is one of the most plastic-polluted countries in the world. Plastic products can be found everywhere. Many different drinks are sold in plastic bottles, which are […]

With the recent spike in harmful particulates in Bangkok’s air as well as pressing topics such as plastic pollution and other adverse environmental issues, everyone is naturally concerned about the […]

ecowrap is a newly launched venture that provides beeswax food wraps, helping keep foods fresh while reducing our use of single-use plastic cling wrap. The benefits are numerous, including: BKK […]

Starting in Australia, Plastic Free July has become a global movement to reduce disposable plastic use and waste by supporting consumer behaviour change. Over 2 million people from 159 countries are choosing to […]

Bangkok’s food scene is among the world’s greatest bar none. Whatever cuisine you fancy, it’s probably here (with or without the Michelin star) — and most likely, it is authentic, fresh and tasty. […]

Founded by two woman and their local Karen Hilltribe partners in Northern Thailand, Bomba Bamboo Straws aims to reduce the use of single-use plastic straws. The re-usable (and 100% organic) […]