Save the planet while saving your wallet – Detergent

This is a new series that is dedicated to going green while saving money. I am writing this series because there is a common thought that going green will always cost more. However, this need not to be the case if you are smart and do your due diligence. If you have any great idea … Read more

The Hidden Costs of Energy Waste: Businesses Leaving Lights On After Closing

In the modern era, where environmental sustainability is at the forefront of global concerns, businesses play a crucial role in contributing to a greener future. However, one common but often overlooked issue is the unnecessary waste of energy caused by keeping lights on after closing hours. This practice not only harms the environment but also … Read more

Nature’s Carbon Guardians: How Whales and Elephants Perform Wonders in Carbon Trapping

The world scramble to find artificial ways to trap carbon in order to fight climatic change. However, there are much better natural ways to build a Better Green Future. Nature’s Carbon Guardians In the intricate dance of Earth’s ecosystems, some of the most remarkable carbon trapping marvels are found in the unassuming forms of whales … Read more

Recycling and Reusing: Unraveling the Psychology Behind Environmental Decisions

Reduce, reuse and recycle The “reduce, reuse, and recycle” hierarchy is a guiding principle for sustainable waste management. Ideally, emphasis should be placed on reducing consumption first, followed by reusing items, and finally, recycling when other options are not viable in order to build a Better Green Future. However, the popularity and emphasis on these … Read more

The Dark Side of Plastic Bag Bans: Reusable Bag Shortcomings

Today Better Green Future looks into the recent global movement to ban plastic bags, driven by environmental concerns. However, a closer look at the consequences of such bans reveals an unexpected downside. Despite the well-intentioned push towards reusable bags as alternatives, the reality is that people often fail to utilize them as intended. This raises … Read more

The Pitfalls of Wishful Recycling: Why It’s Harmful to the Environment

The Pitfalls of Wishful Recycling: Why It’s Harmful to the Environment Recycling has long been championed as a crucial component of sustainable living, offering a way to reduce waste and minimize the environmental impact of our consumption. However, the concept of “wishful recycling” has emerged as a detrimental practice that undermines the effectiveness of recycling … Read more

The Hidden Impact: Unveiling the Carbon Footprint of “Green” Products

Are we really going green? It is not as straight forward as it seems In our collective quest for a sustainable future, “green” products have become increasingly popular. However, the irony lies in the fact that some of these seemingly eco-friendly items may contribute more to environmental degradation than meets the eye. The concept of … Read more

The Overlooked Art of Reuse: Bridging the Gap Between Recycling and Sustainability

There is a lot of talk about recycling, but how about reducing and reusing. In the global pursuit of environmental sustainability, recycling has become a household practice. We diligently separate our waste, toss it into the appropriate bins, and feel a sense of accomplishment for contributing to a greener planet. However, amidst the enthusiasm for … Read more

Trapped Water in Plastic Bottles: A Minor Player with Surprising Impacts on the Water Cycle

What is trapped water? To understand what is trapped water, we need to understand how the water cycle. The water cycle, a fundamental natural process, involves the continuous movement and transformation of water between the atmosphere, land, and oceans. While the intricate dance of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation seems impervious to human influence, even seemingly … Read more