August 31, 2022 Forget “Green Growth”
According to Dr. Jason Hickel, author of the book “Less is More,” such “growthism” is the very reason we’re experiencing environmental collapse in the first place. Suston reaches out to learn more....
According to Dr. Jason Hickel, author of the book “Less is More,” such “growthism” is the very reason we’re experiencing environmental collapse in the first place. Suston reaches out to learn more....
Forests are 30% of the solution to climate crisis and are home to the bulk of land-based biodiversity. How sure are you that cardboard box was responsibly sourced?...
Protect Our Winters Europe is seeking a new President and Vice-President to lead us in the next stage of our development at this crucial time for humanity and our planet....
The outdoor industry’s leading tool for measuring its environmental impacts is under fire. Higg's Senior VP of Market Impact, Del Hudson, responds to the recent controversy and critique surrounding the Higg Materials Sustainability Index (MSI)....
In Europe, 178 kg of packaging is used per person annually and rising. The outdoor industry needs to get a grip on its waste issue....
PET bottles can’t fuel the circular apparel economy alone. Closing the loop means we need to recycle apparel – and lots of it. Demeto might be part of the answer....
Wouldn’t it be great if a group of Western brands sharing the same manufacturers in Vietnam would say: “Hey, let’s collaborate to switch out fossil energy and invest in solar power on the rooftops of the Vietnamese facilities!” Good news:...
The temperature is rising – more and more people in the outdoor community choose to take a stand. Cira Riedel from Suston’s collaboration partner Greenroom Voice shares how an activist camp changed her vision of the ocean – and what...
After a long period of taking forced breaks, the major trail running events slowly got back on track last summer. With a strong desire to reduce environmental impacts. The French Maxi-Race on Lake Annecy is one good example of how...
Over the last few years, climate initiatives within the outdoor industry can be summarized in three words: measurements, offsetting and commitments. But while clear data and bold targets are important, effective action is what truly counts. Suston reached out to...