Small efforts go a long way — here are 30 things you can do at home to help save the environment.

Vintage kilim rugs that have gone through wear and tear are given a new life in the form of cushion covers, thanks to local Web store Better Piece.

We’re used to recycling kitchen waste – great job on properly disposing of that milk carton – but when it comes to beauty product packaging, things aren’t as straightforward.

The journey to a zero-waste Eden starts – even for these dedicated eco-warriors – with a single simple step.

Some beauty brands are eco-friendly right from the get-go, but many are getting onto the bandwagon.

Singaporeans are conscious about recycling paper and plastic products. However, when it comes to electrical and electronic items, most of us are pretty clueless. According to a 2015 Straits Times article,“Singapore is churning out 60 million kilograms of electronic waste (E-waste) every year – more than the combined weight of 220 Airbus A-380 aircrafts.”

Determined to play their part in supporting sustainability, two Singapore personalities are taking efforts into their own hands, and speaking up about it.