
Saalt funds projects that educate and provide sustainable menstrual solutions to women around the world.
Source: TreeHugger – This menstrual cup maker gives back to women in developing countries
Category Archives: Nature
In the future, the office will be a coffee shop

Another way the coronavirus may change office design.
Source: TreeHugger – In the future, the office will be a coffee shop
Waugh Thistleton propose mobile vaccine centres made from shipping containers

Does shipping container architecture make sense? Sometimes
Source: TreeHugger – Waugh Thistleton propose mobile vaccine centres made from shipping containers
Fix drinking water supplies to reduce ocean plastic

If people don’t have to buy drinking water in bottles, a huge quantity of plastic waste will be diverted.
Source: TreeHugger – Fix drinking water supplies to reduce ocean plastic
The rise of the "divided closet"

And why young people’s shopping habits might end up saving the fashion industry.
Source: TreeHugger – The rise of the “divided closet”
Temporary hospital is built from wood blocks held together with metal velcro

Tye Farrow mixes up his wood and hospital design skills and adds a zipper.
Source: TreeHugger – Temporary hospital is built from wood blocks held together with metal velcro
Pricey meat is forcing Americans toward vegetarian meals

If you’re part of the 43 percent of young Americans adjusting their diet to be more plant-based, here some easy and delicious recipe ideas.
Source: TreeHugger – Pricey meat is forcing Americans toward vegetarian meals
Wilsonart Student Design Competition winners will change the way you look at laminate

Plastics on TreeHugger? Yes, if they are a good alternative to using endangered trees and virgin forests.
Source: TreeHugger – Wilsonart Student Design Competition winners will change the way you look at laminate
California house opens to the outdoors

Why is this on TreeHugger?
Source: TreeHugger – California house opens to the outdoors
River birds ingest up to 200 microplastic pieces daily

This troubling discovery made by UK researchers is one of the first to follow plastic through the freshwater food chain.
Source: TreeHugger – River birds ingest up to 200 microplastic pieces daily
Pico is a tiny garden that fits in the palm of your hand

Self-watering with a built-in LED light, this is the easiest plant you’ll ever care for.
Source: TreeHugger – Pico is a tiny garden that fits in the palm of your hand
Photo: The bobolink's mighty migration

Our photo of the day comes from Quebec, Canada.
Source: TreeHugger – Photo: The bobolink’s mighty migration
The Architecture of the Well-tempered Environment: a late review

There is much in Reyner Banham’s 1969 classic that resonates today.
Source: TreeHugger – The Architecture of the Well-tempered Environment: a late review
14 foods to cook in a cast iron skillet

From bibimbap and brownies to pancakes and pizza, few kitchen tools are as versatile and sustainable as cast iron cookware.
Source: TreeHugger – 14 foods to cook in a cast iron skillet
Johnson & Johnson will stop selling talc-based baby powder

This announcement is long overdue, but apples only to the North American market.
Source: TreeHugger – Johnson & Johnson will stop selling talc-based baby powder
New research raises more concerns about airborne transmission of COVID-19

One scientist says, “The world should face the reality.”
Source: TreeHugger – New research raises more concerns about airborne transmission of COVID-19
Kids prove to be capable and resilient during the pandemic

Many have learned new skills, thanks to free time and less parental supervision.
Source: TreeHugger – Kids prove to be capable and resilient during the pandemic
Photo: Red-faced spider monkey in the trees

Our photo of the day comes from Suriname.
Source: TreeHugger – Photo: Red-faced spider monkey in the trees
Wild donkeys to roam the Danube Delta once again

Hunted into near extinction, a herd of kulan has been brought back to the steppe after an absence of hundreds of years.
Source: TreeHugger – Wild donkeys to roam the Danube Delta once again
Coronavirus and the air conditioned nightmare

What happens when it gets really hot and the AC is blasting on full?
Source: TreeHugger – Coronavirus and the air conditioned nightmare