Materials

We have evolved and created a lot of important things by mastering the industrial process and varying materials that make up everything that surrounds us. Now, technology wants to know what to do with the waste. We need to observe our consumption patterns, what to do with the things we do not use and the speed we change things. All of them concern us and time is money.

Against a white background, thirteen wooden hangers with women's clothing rest on a white metal rod suspended from the ceiling by two pieces of steel wire.

Make Your Wardrobe Sustainable

By Mariana Della Barba São Paulo, Brasil

Imagem de fundo branco com a parte inferior de um esfregão branco, à esquerda, de uma vassoura com franja rosa e verde, ao meio, e uma pá de plástico cor dourada à direita. Todos possuem cabo de madeira.

Como limpar a casa sem produtos químicos

By Daniele Zebini São Paulo, Brasil

Against a white background, a mop, a broom and a dustpan, all with wooden handles. The mop is on the left, a pink and green bristle broom in the middle, and on the right, a yellow plastic dustpan.

How to clean your home without toxic products

By Daniele Zebini São Paulo, Brazil

Two large, square metal dumpsters with trash in them. One is full, the other much less so. On the front of each dumpster are stickers arranged in a smiley-face shape.

13 Tips on Sorting Waste

By Mariana Della Barba New York, United States

the photo shows a beach covered with a variety of plastic waste. In the back are three people wearing heavy coats with the ground covered with snow.

How to reduce plastic consumption

By Mariana Della Barba New York, United States

Conexão Planeta

A sloth with light-gray fur hangs from a tree branch from all four limbs while looking calmly at the camera. The background is filled with green foliage.

The Sloth’s Guide to saving the world

By Suzana Camargo Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

A view from above of groceries laid out on a white wooden table: bottles of milk, glass jars of food, and a cloth bag full of baguettes. One aluminum container contains pieces of salmon, and another holds cookies. There is also fruit (oranges, tomatoes, avocados, kiwis, pears) and assorted vegetables, including a cauliflower and some potatoes.

Refuse the Refuse

By Mariana Della Barba São Paulo, Brazil

Close-up of dark gray jeans fabric folded up, with the tips bunched up.

Why recycle your clothes?

By Lígia Nogueira São Paulo, Brazil

The photo shows round tables and shelves arranged on a tiled, gray colored floor. The furniture is made of light-colored wood and is displaying kitchen products and foods stored in clear jars with white and orange tops. There are small vases with bright pink flowers around the place. On the ceiling, tubular glass lamps are connected to each other by orange wires. The walls are sand colored, with the exception of one in the back, in the left corner of the photo, that has a blueish-gray tone.

The Sustainable Market: How zero-waste shops work

By Juliana Guarany Berlin, Germany

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