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    Veganuary: What’s the Point?

    Ever wondered what the sudden hype surrounding vegan food in January is all about? Ever wanted to reduce your animal product consumption? Or ever wondered, despite all the hype, but what actually is the point? Here’s what you need to know.  Veganuary is a non-profit organization which started its mission Read more…

    By Hannah Weise, 4 weeks28 December, 2022 ago
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    A Short Introduction to ’Climate Migration’

    Imagine living with a constant threat to your livelihood that is as uncontrollable as it is inevitable. A constant horizon of danger, fear, and anxiety that jeopardizes the work and heritage of hundreds of generations. Yet, in all this struggle, there seems to be no solution other than to leave Read more…

    By Secretaris52, 7 months23 June, 2022 ago
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    How much plastic is in the canal?

    When people think of Amsterdam they instantly think of the countless canals that divide the city up and all the beautiful bridges that connect them together. Amsterdam is commonly called the nickname “Venice of the north” because of the 165 canals within the city and the canals were added to Read more…

    By Secretaris52, 7 months23 June, 2022 ago
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    The Controversial Future of Nuclear Energy

    The controversial future of nuclear energy – a crash course It’s the answer to the energy crisis to some, or just as bad if not worse than fossil fuels to others. Certainly, nuclear meltdowns like Chernobyl and Fukushima aren’t anything to cheer for, so why are opinions on this matter Read more…

    By Maurits Jansen, 12 months7 February, 2022 ago
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    The Trend Cycle & Its Effects On The Planet

    How is the accelerated trend-cycle destroying our planet, and what could be done to stop it? Several years ago, high fashion would dictate the rules. Luxury brands presented collections twice a year on the runway, and similar pieces would later appear in affordable retail stores. Contemporary fashion world follows the Read more…

    By Aly Balakareva, 12 months27 January, 2022 ago
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    Why Is Animal Testing Still A Thing?

    Why is animal testing still a thing? And what alternatives do we have?As a consumer, you have most likely come across products that advertise with being cruelty-free or being free of testing on animals, suggesting that brands who don’t mention this on their packaging, do test their products on animals. Read more…

    By Esra van Heulen, 1 year21 December, 2021 ago
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    The Carbon Footprint of Our Digital Lives

    The pandemic has changed the way we live, work, study and socialize. With working from home becoming a norm, using services like Zoom and Teams to meet classmates or colleagues, and killing your free time by streaming videos – an obvious question remains; what does this do to our digital Read more…

    By Maurits Jansen, 1 year11 November, 2021 ago
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    UN’s COP26: World’s Best Last Chance to Solve the Climate Crisis?

    A few days ago, the United Nation’s 26th Climate Change Conference (COP26) – marketed as “the world’s best last chance to solve the climate crisis” – kicked off. As the name suggests, this conference brings together world leaders, innovators, youth and other parties to “showcase momentum from the whole of Read more…

    By Maurits Jansen, 1 year4 November, 2021 ago
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    Feasible Vegan – World Vegan Day: Dutch Stamppot

    Happy World Vegan Day! And what better way to celebrate than with one of our lovely recipes?! Also, don’t forget to sign up for our Meet&Eat the 10th of November to learn more about sustainable food. The first drinks and some snacks are for free! Today, a typical Dutch stamppot. Read more…

    By Feasible Vegan, 1 year3 November, 2021 ago
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    The World of Bio-Materials: Mango-Leather Bags

    Many of you might have spent the past weekend in the capital for the annual Amsterdam Dance Event. In the south of our country, however, Northern-Europe’s largest design-event kicked off; the Dutch Design Week. At more than a hundred locations spread through the city of Eindhoven, visitors can experience the Read more…

    By Maurits Jansen, 1 year18 October, 2021 ago

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