I went from eco-curious to usefully cynical. Diary-style rants about greenwashing, small wins, and practical hope (plus a reusable mug).
Eco-Curious No More: The Shocking Truth Behind My Cynicism Read More »
Wishcycling is cute but useless. Learn three simple habits that actually make recycling work — no magical sorting fairy required.
The Myth of the Magical Sorting Fairy Read More »
Paper straws: not villains, not heroes. Find out when they save the planet — and when they leave you sipping soggy socks.
The Truth About Paper Straws and Wet Regret Read More »
If trash could write, it would be full of gossip—and passive-aggressive notes. Read ‘Landfill Diaries’ for a witty, clear look at why landfills matter and six tiny swaps you can try. Take the 7-day bin diary challenge and see what your bin is trying to tell you.
Landfill Diaries Exposed: What Really Happens After You Toss It Read More »
That shiny green logo? It’s probably marketing, not a miracle. Learn quick tricks to spot eco-lies, dodge glossy traps, and nudge companies toward real fixes—without becoming the green police.
How to Spot Stylish Greenwashing (Before You Buy) Read More »
Airlines love to call themselves “eco-friendly”—usually after adding a pinch of sustainable fuel and a mountain of PR. Read this sharp take on why most airline green claims are theatre, and what actually cuts emissions (hint: it’s not the recycled cutlery).
How to Spot Eco-Fantasies Like ‘Green’ Airlines Read More »
From sky Roombas that suck CO2 to concrete that patches itself — these eco-inventions sound like sci‑fi, but they might actually help. Read on and get oddly hopeful.
Unbelievable Green Tech That Sounds Straight Out of Sci-Fi Read More »
Losing a planet isn’t dramatic—it’s incremental. Burn fossil fuels, strip forests, pollute water, and ignore biodiversity until Earth becomes less livable by design. Climate change isn’t a surprise; it’s a consequence of short-term thinking and profit-first decisions. But none of it is inevitable. These are choices. And if we can choose collapse, we can also choose recovery. Let’s start.
How to Lose a Planet in 10 Ways Read More »
Trying to live green where beige reigns is an honest, slightly clumsy ride. I share the small swaps that worked, the ones that spectacularly failed, and why little changes beat perfect intentions. Bring a plant, not a parade.
Living Green in a World That’s Beige Read More »
If you believe your recycling habit is just “being responsible”? Think again — it might be a full-blown recyclopath condition. From rinsing yogurt pots like relics to decoding the mysterious blue bin rules, this post dives into the hilarious (and heroic) rituals of obsessive recyclers — and why your inner raccoon-with-a-PhD deserves both therapy and a medal.
Recyclopath Exposed: When Eco-Guilt Becomes an Obsession Read More »
