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Emma Lindström, a Swedish artist who is beyond talented at creating fluid art pieces. She presents a true connection between herself and her artwork, she states her paintings are portraits of creative energy and show portrayals of life.
Céline Olesen from Climeworks talks about their mission and how they are reversing climate change. Climeworks was founded in 2009 with a mission to develop, build and operate direct air capture (DAC) technology. We had a chat with Céline, their Senior Manager in Corporate Partnerships, to talk a bit more about their mission and what you can do to join their community!
BATABASTA X AGOOD - One love, one world. Why we love Batabasta and their founders Clara & Leticia.They created Batatbasta as a platform to expand their creativity, which we are thankful for as their designs are both unique and playful. This collection is called ‘one love, one world’ which we believe is a beautiful message and could not be more true.
Anuthida, one of our German based ambassadors, lives in Berlin and has become an inspiration to her community. Anuthida's many talents include photography, content creation and acting, but the most important characteristic we discovered was her open hearted personality and perspective of life.
Meet the Swedish multi-talented artist behind some of our most popular mobile cases – Alex Hahn! Her designs are made with the vibrant cities of Sweden in mind. Read more about her thoughts on the future of individual climate action and her source of inspiration.
Spring is officially sprung and summer is upon us! Time to get out of the house and enjoy some sun and nature. As many travel restrictions linger, we decided to share our top hidden gems for your next STAY-cation.
Tapping into our global team's vast knowledge of not working – we share our favourite spots with you. Enjoy!
We've partnered with Danish fashion brand GANNI for a collab on two occasions now with some really fabulous looking items as a result. We thought we’d dive a little deeper into the skyrocketing and now global brand, and have a chat with one of their founders – Nicolaj Reffstrup.
In celebration of a return to shared spaces, and our new sustainable poster range, we’ve put together a list of our 11 favourite museums that get our creative juices flowing and provided inspiration for our new posters!
Denmark tops the Yale ranking when measuring the world's greenest countries. We take a windy dip into WHY this is and how they got there from being a country famously dependent on fossil fuels. Join us in learning pointers from what is also one of the world's happiest people!
We take a look up at the stars and examine the relationship between space exploration and the future of this planet. It seems we had to leave this earth to really get a grasp of how frail it is.
A Good Community spoke to TerraCyle CEO, Tom Szaky, who believes that everything can and should be recycled. They tackle cigarette buds and ocean plastics head-on while being an inspiration to the rest of us!
These final year chemistry undergrads have taken it upon themselves to teach kids about plastic pollution AND the solution. Their online learning platform has already been deployed in a number of schools and we jumped at the opportunity to both learn and chat.
A tax we can get excited about? Hear us out! We break down taxing carbon and explore how it has already shown to reduce carbon emissions and reward people for being more sustainable.
An enlightening interview with soon-to-be-published author and recycling guru, James Piper, about his new "The Rubbish Book" and we get some expert advice and insights into the world of recycling.
The man behind the Good Country Index, international policy advisor and political scientist Simon Anholt, on what governments, and we as people, can do to be better global citizens and tackle the major challenges humanity faces today.
It's easy to feel overwhelmed by the size of the challenge of fighting the climate crisis. We know we sometimes do, so we thought we'd share some useful advice from experts for how to stay upbeat and motivated in stressful times.
An excursion into the beautiful environmentalism of legendary Japanese animation house, Studio Ghibli. If you don't know them, get to know. If you do, relive some good times!
Being outdoors in nature is surely one of life's most underrated pleasures. For Canada-based photographer, Kahli April, it's something of an addiction. We tapped her up for some tips on how to take great outdoor shots and got some very, very nice photos.
Science tells us that one of the best ways we can reduce your carbon footprints is to eat less meat, so that means more greens. But there's more to it than that. For some guidance, we spoke to veg-loving Italian, Livia Solustri, creator of the Periodic Table of Veg. We've never been more inspired to eat our (seasonal) greens.
A Good Community speaks to Minnie Piccardo, Creative Director of Australian photography startup, Urth. We discuss the power of photography to fight issues such as climate change, their heartwarming founder story, and get her advice for budding photographers.
Elizabeth Chai is one of the coolest ladies we know. Not only does she have great taste and oodles of talent, she's also a conscious consumer and went a whole year without buying (almost) anything. There's more we could say, but just have a read!
We take a look at Greta Thunberg's remarkable journey from outsider to figurehead of a global climate activist movement and onto Swedish postage stamps. Greta, we love you!
We chatted to food entrepreneur and sunny Californian, Dan Kurzrock, about upcycling food waste for his company ReGrained. We also got some insights into California's impressive startup record.
2020 was a year like no other. It’s important to be gentle on yourself after such a testing time. Looking ahead to 2021, we wanted to share some New Year’s resolution ideas, contributed by us and our community members, for being kinder to yourself and the planet.
Biodiverse wildernesses are crucial for supporting life on our planet. Rewilding is a relatively new concept that promotes letting nature take care of itself, however it's not without its controversies.
We did an analysis of our communities favourite news stories from over the last year and put them into one big editorial for you to peruse at your leisure. Turns out baby animals are a win!
The sun is setting on 2020 so we present to you an overview of what's happened regarding climate, biodiversity, conservation and politics. There's a lot to be pleased about!
Satish Kumar is an Indian-British environmental and peace activist 66 years in service. Now 84, he's still brimming with life and energy and we were captivated his #agoodcommunity interview regaling us with tales of his fascinating life and unique worldview.
Our CEO, Anders Ankarlid, chats to James Watt, Co-founder and CEO of our favourite sustainable craft beer brewery, BrewDog. They talk about BrewDog's famous journey from a garage in Scotland, how they've weathered the last year, and what motivated their recent drive to go green. Beer is also discussed.
2020 has been a tough year. The world has been ignited, both literally, with fires raging in Australia and California, and figuratively with the Black Lives Matter Movement. We're at a crucial juncture in history and it's time for everyone, including brands, to take a stand.
A Good Community sits down with Rens Bekkers, CEO of vegan delivery-only restaurant, Bright Kitchen. We discuss burgers, the difficulty of selling the benefits of plant-based food to meat lovers, the difficulty of getting rid of plastic, and whether the Netherlands's reputation for sustainability holds true.
A Good Community chats to Dr Diana Ivanova, author of some leading research into the most effective ways we can lower our carbon footprints. We talk chocolate, how we can best take action and stay positive in the face of crisis, and why we should all work a four day week.
In light of the recent US election, we explore the crucial role that elected officials at levels have to play in combatting the climate crisis with some feel-good examples.
As many of our products can be composted in the back garden (or kitchen) after use, we though it high time we get involved. But, we're not experts, so we got some advice from Catherine Cutler, master gardener and Head of Horticulture at the Eden Project.
Looking after our mental health is important, particularly now. We talked to mindfulness teacher and all round super-lady, Oneika Mays, to discuss how we can use mindfulness in our daily lives to manage stress and improve focus.
We’ve teamed up with our friends at Project Caritas to raise money for the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund. Four fantastic artists have each created three unique pieces of art using our mobile cases. Make a bid to own one of these exclusive pieces and raise money for a good cause!
At 94 David Attenborough is showing no sign of slowing down. His latest programme, 'A Life On Our Planet', is his call to arms for everyone to help save what's left of the planet for future generations. It's important filmmaking and a hard watch at times. We break it down including the key facts and takeaways.
The results are in! We present some latest research into the most effective ways we as individuals can reduce our carbon footprints; covering transport, energy, housing and consumption.
Greening how we (and goods) travel is essential to tackling climate change as transportation accounts for 16% of our total emissions. Running a car, for example, is one of the most environmentally damaging things we can do. So what does the future likely hold for transport?
Technology has made the world a smaller, faster and, for many, a more prosperous place. But as civilisation has advanced, our greenhouse gas emissions have increased dramatically and we're facing catastrophe. Will technology bail us out?
We were so excited by recent developments and milestones in renewable energy that we decided to write an editorial about it. There's still a lot left to do, but it feels like we've reached a real tipping point. We explore how it's happened, who are the 'leading lights' and what's left to do.
A Good Community sits down Freddie Meadows, a Swedish-made pro surfer and Greenpeace ambassador to chat surfing, the environment, and pushing through tough times for something you love.
Van Gogh's Sunflowers, Monet's Water Lillies, Finding Nemo. Artists have long been inspired by the natural world. In this editorial, we explore the role of art in society and its contribution to the environmental movement.
The United Nations Environment Programme is a key organisation driving our transition to a more sustainable future. We take a look at the crucial role it plays uniting scientists with policymakers and the wider public, as well as some of the interesting projects it's involved in.
A Good Community holds a Q&A with our own CEO (easier said than done), Anders Ankarlid, to discuss the idea and processes behind A Truly Circular Fashion Line. Questions are a combination of us and some frequently asked questions from you guys too.
A Good Community sits down with Jens Helmersson, founder and CEO of Quizrr, a digital training platform designed to empower factory workers by giving them a clear idea of their rights and responsibilities.
Water is high up on the list of fundamental resources we need to live. Unfortunately, due to climate change and other human activities, this precious commodity—that many of us take for granted—is becoming increasingly scarce.
We’re seeing B Corps pop up all over the world now, and we went through it not too long ago, so we thought we’d give you a quick walkthrough.
In a world divided between organisations who genuinely want to strive toward sustainability, those who pay it lip service, and those who bizarrely don’t think it’s important, B Corp Certification is a way of ensuring a level of commitment to sustainable practices that benefit businesses, their employees, customers and, of course, the planet.
Join us to find more about why B Corps are flourishing around the world!
In this week’s interview we were excited to explore the world of sustainable eating together with award-winning sustainable chef, Johan Bredwad. Johan is a chef at a Swedish kindergarten where kids are being taught to grow their own food and how to eat sustainably— a total of 97% of the food they eat is organic!
With many years' working as a chef in restaurants behind him, Johan now devotes all his time to the project that excites him the most: teaching kids from a very young age to respect and understand foods and their origin. We don't mind tagging along with the kids!
Did you know that nature can cure? This week we look at the numerous health benefits of nature and how different cultures around the world use nature as a healer.
There are good reasons behind why we get this urge to connect with nature. Nature is wonderful for our physical and mental wellbeing, and it’s free! The more we preserve, the better it will be for us. Hopefully this article will kindle your desire to get out there and explore it some more!
