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Sustainability on a Shoestring

The Caga Tió (or 'pooping log') is a popular Christmas gift and decoration in Catalonia, Spain (Credit: Miquel Benitez/Getty Images)
Sustainability on a Shoestring

The benefits of handmade gifts

By Sandy Ong

A flat white coffee (Credit: Sean Gallup/Getty Images)
Sustainability on a Shoestring
Can you grow coffee at home?
By William Park
Single-use plastics which cannot be recycled are difficult to avoid in Tokyo (Credit: Charly Triballeau / Getty Images)
Sustainability on a Shoestring
Living without plastic in Japan
By Melinda Joe
It can be difficult to make sustainable choices as seafood includes thousands of species caught and farmed in many different ways (Credit: Leonard Ortiz / Getty Images)
Sustainability on a Shoestring
The most sustainable way to eat fish
By Jocelyn Timperley
Fried insects are a popular food in many parts of Asia and Africa (Credit: Peter Charlesworth/Getty Images)
Sustainability on a Shoestring
Could grasshoppers replace beef?
By Pascal Kwesiga
Roasting vegetables in the oven can cause up to 80% of their climate impact (Credit: Alamy)
Sustainability on a Shoestring
Is veganism always best for the planet?
By Martha Henriques and Zaria Gorvett
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Sustainability on a Shoestring
The least polluting way to shower
By William Park
Having to dig to find out where your pension is actually invested is frustratingly common (Credit: Sefa Kart/Alamy)
Sustainability on a Shoestring
Can you save money and the climate?
By Jocelyn Timperley