Agriculture often destroys weeds. However, weeds might be far more important for biodiversity and life on the planet than we used to think… The good news is: with the way we eat, we can determine whether biodiversity can thrive. Or in other words: whether life will be possible on our planet in the future, too! [12 min reading time]
Sabbath or Rest is a principle we see played out in nature. It enables us to live in harmony with God and the rest of creation. It’s the recipe for ecological and personal balance. So, how can we live it out practically in our lives? [10 min reading time]
Just as we humans need rest, nature needs rest, too, in order to be fruitful. According to ancient Jewish wisdom, this principle is called Sabbath. Sabbath could resolve many of our ecological and personal problems if we re-learned from nature and its Author. [7 min reading time]
Our planet is drowning in plastic. Time to stand up against it and ditch plastic and other waste! Here, you’ll find the essentials to living zero-waste in your everyday life. [12 min reading time]
We will run out of phosphorus in 20-100 years. And without phosphorus, we are inevitably facing a food crisis! What can we all do about this? Our solutions are in nature! [10 min reading time]
Summer is just the ideal time to read books! If you are a bookworm like me or simply want to broaden your mind about some important topics related to sustainability, this is the perfect book list for you. Here are 12 eco-themed books I love. [10 min reading time]
Maybe you’d like to buy more organic food, but can’t afford it. Read these 12 money-saving ideas that will help you make room in your budget for more healthy, good quality organic food! [available as audio]
Now let’s conclude this series on conventional vs. organic farming: what’s truly sustainable? And how can we transition to a more sustainable & just food system as a society & as individuals? Dare to change the world on your plate![available as audio]
Many people are appalled by the conditions under which animals are held in modern industrial livestock farms. Can organic farming be a solution to the need for more ethical, sustainable livestock practices? [available as audio]
We are all, to some extent, infested with what I like to call the “tourist syndrome” – myself included. This impacts how we treat others and the environment, and it determines our own well-being. But Jeus modelled something radically different for us… For me, this discovery started with a 3000-year-old letter and the simple act of planting a garden… [6 min reading time]
