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We want to invite you to join us on our journey towards a more responsible lifestyle. Living a responsible lifestyle starts with making conscious and educated decisions. Therefore, we need to discuss the interconnections with social responsibility, human rights, consumerism, the environment, and animal rights. We hope that we can inspire you to follow in our greener footsteps.

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Know your planetary boundaries

An international team of scientists have just updated the ‘Planetary Boundaries’ framework, and things are not looking good. It’s a visual warning: we have already passed six and are close to crossing two more. Let’s briefly discuss them.
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The human cost of global warming

A recent study managed to put a finger on the human cost of global warming and mapped out where climate change is happening and who is most affected. And by doing so, the authors make a compelling case for immediate and aggressive policies to prevent warming above 1.5°C. Let’s discuss why.
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1.5C of global warming is a physical limit

Scientists are calling for urgent action because climate models could possibly underestimated the impacts of climate change because Tipping elements and feedback loops are not fully implemented in IPCC models. Let’s discuss why.
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Opt for biodegradable soap bars

Opting for biodegradable soap bars instead of chemical liquid soaps is such an easy little step towards a more responsible lifestyle. It also saves lots of space, which is great for tiny living – like we do. Here are some reasons why you also should opt for (fair trade, vegan) biodegradable soap bars.
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5 reasons why current climate models underestimate extreme weather events

This morning, Copernicus, the Climate Change Service of the European Commission, confirmed that July was by far the hottest month ever recorded. For the first time we have surpassed the 1.5°C limit. Does this mean climate change is happening faster than scientists had expected? Let’s discuss that.
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Book recommendation: It’s not that radical – Mikaela Loach

Time to share our review of Mikaela Loach’s book “It’s Not That Radical: Climate Action to Transform Our World”. Many climate books try to shock you with numbers, but this one focuses on active solidarity and the power of community to transform any feelings of anxiety, fear or overwhelm into action. It’s a breath of fresh air.
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Eight years of growth – a quick intro

It has been 8 years since we “swiped” each other to the right on the dating app Tinder – and what a journey it has been! Our Tinder profiles certainly did not say anything about activism, but we have been exploring this together. We found each other in our shared love for philosophy and a good discussion.
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What will the Dutch do when the sea level keeps rising?

While we proudly proclaim to be experts on flood management, there is no viable solution to keep the water out with increasing global temperatures. With the fact that ice caps melt, glaciers disappear, and oceans heat up at unprecedented rates, the question is not how much but when the sea level rises to 2m+.
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#PeoplevsPolluters – mass action Tata Steel

Last weekend we joined Greenpeace and Extinction Rebellion in a peaceful protest at Tata Steel. They set up a camp on Friday to get everyone ready to march onto Tata’s premises for the mass #PeoplevsPolluters action on Saturday. Let’s explain why.

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