Awareness

With the ever increasing climate changes, specifically global warming, many living species are adversely affected, from plants and organisms to fish and animals – even humans. And one animal that is on the front line of global warming is the…Read More

Our modern lives offer us many conveniences that we take for granted that have become part of our daily lives. But more often then not, these conveniences have a price, not monetarily initially, but a price on our environment. The…Read More

  Instead of making another New Year’s resolution that you know you won’t keep because you don’t want to, make a resolution that you will keep because it will make you feel good, while also helping someone else and making…Read More

With the UN Climate Conference continuing to take place in Paris right now, eco18 wanted to dive deep into the talk of climate change and discuss what eco initiatives have taken place around the world in the past year. But first,…Read More

In light of Giving Tuesday yesterday we’ve outlined some of our favorite charities to donate to this holiday season.  Where do you donate? She’s the First: This organization is all about Girl Power and we can get behind that!  They…Read More

December 1st brings many things to mind. Christmas music playing on every radio station, classic Winter wonderland movies, candy canes and the color red takes over the streets. But today the color red stands for much more than the color…Read More

On September 4th, California’s State Senate approved the ban of microbeads. Micro..what? For those of you who don’t know what microbeads are, take a look in your shower or medicine cabinet. If you have any “exfoliant” products (unless, they’re all-natural or…Read More

The week is Mental Illness Awareness Week and I wanted to highlight a powerful project that has been getting a lot of attention recently.  Project Semicolon was founded by Amy Bleuel, to help spread awareness surrounding mental illness and suicide…Read More

It’s no secret – New York City is a pretty crowded place.  There’s not exactly a lot of room for construction, so people have had to get a little bit creative in searching for some unoccupied real estate.  Think: ROOFTOPS! …Read More

About 31 percent of the total food supply in the United States goes to waste, but most American consumers are unaware of how much food they’re wasting. In fact, they are likely wasting more food than they think, according to a…Read More