March 4, 2019 FAQ: Down Insulation
As with all products derived from living animals and produced on an industrial-scale, there are undeniably animal welfare concerns with down. Suston helps you navigate them....
March 1, 2019 Plan B in the Alps
Whether the Paris Agreement's goals are met or not, winter is in for a tough century. In the Alps, a number of ski destinations are taking steps to prepare for winters without sufficient snowfall....
March 1, 2019 The Competitor
The world’s elite downhill skiers are dependent on snow and glaciers – yet their CO2 emissions are far above average. The Swedish Alpine National Team has promised to halve its carbon footprint within four years....
February 25, 2019 Biodegradable – Nature’s Solution or Dead End?
Throughout history, human technologies have more or less been in harmony with nature’s cycles. Not any more. Could Biodegradable or Circular Fibers bring us back?...
February 18, 2019 This Is How We Change
What happens when a group of change-makers leave the conference rooms for the wild, to brainstorm climate change? That’s what the Tarfala Think Tank wants to find out....
January 29, 2019 Two Sides Together
Can retailers and brands put competition aside and instead focus on finding sustainable solutions? The results of the pan-European “#RMB Single Use Plastics” project’s first year seem to prove they can....
January 25, 2019 Renewed in the USA
Nicole Bassett and the team from The Renewal Workshop aims to divert one million pounds of clothing from US landfills by 2025....
November 1, 2018 Public Lands Battle 2.0
The outdoor community’s rally of support for public lands has been dubbed the “tip of the spear.” OIA's Executive Director Amy Roberts explains what happened, why, and where this spear may thrust next....
September 24, 2018 Help Forests Help Us
Carbon capture still sound like science fiction? There's already a proven solution you may have heard of that has worked for millions of years – it's called the forest...
