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From throwing away to thinking forward: It’s time for a circular food system

From throwing away to thinking forward: It’s time for a circular food system

1.05 billion tons of food. According to the 2024 UNEP Food Waste Index Report, that is how much food was thrown away worldwide in 2022 alone. That equates to over a billion meals thrown away—every single day. Disturbingly, 60% of this food waste comes from…

Sleep well, naturally: Pillows in hotels with responsible materials and practices

Sleep well, naturally: Pillows in hotels with responsible materials and practices

The “pillow menu” is considered a sign of luxury in many hotels. However, while traditional hotels often use memory foam (a polyurethane-based chemical mixture) or other synthetic materials, eco-friendly hotels are consciously taking a different approach. Hotels in the Green Pearls® network opt for natural…

Winter hiking: gentle, sustainable – and safe?

Winter hiking: gentle, sustainable – and safe?

Winter hiking is one of the most authentic ways to experience nature. It slows you down, encourages mindfulness, and is environmentally friendly. However, winter hiking is not quite as easy as a summer hike. Snow, ice, cold temperatures, and short days require some preparation. That’s…

Shiatsu is out; Gua Sha is in. Here are the massage trends for 2026

Shiatsu is out; Gua Sha is in. Here are the massage trends for 2026

When we think of a massage, most of us immediately picture warm hands, oil, and calming music. Pure relaxation. However, the world of massage has actually changed significantly in recent years—it’s often quieter in the spa, but louder in everyday life. For this article, I…

Biohacking? Be wary of this trend, learn what it has to do with sustainability, and discover why infrared is exciting nonetheless

Biohacking? Be wary of this trend, learn what it has to do with sustainability, and discover why infrared is exciting nonetheless

Biohacking sounds like a high-tech, control-freak activity that requires a lot of money. Like people who treat their bodies like a startup: measuring, optimizing, and debugging. Think ice baths in the garden, sleep trackers on your wrist, and the belief that the right morning routine…