

FREECYCLE: Help reuse, save money, and build community!
by Muskaan Suthar Muskaan is a Global Business Management student who volunteers as a Sustainability Ambassador. She is passionate about repurposing, reusing and recycling materials to reduce waste. You can connect with her via email or LinkedIn. You have heard of “recycle,” but have you come across the term “freecycle”? If not, don’t worry! I’ve…
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Sustainability Spotlight – Waste and its place
by: Emily Funke Emily is the Environmental Coordinator working with BEST Service Pros to manage the waste systems at Humber. She has a background in Environmental Science and Sustainable Agriculture and is interested in minimizing food waste across campus. As a new member of the Sustainability/ BEST Service Pros team at Humber College, I had…
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How to be a sustainable student in 2023
by Cris Corbito Cris is a General Arts and Science student who volunteers as a Sustainability Ambassador. He is interested in social and climate justice. Happy 2023! Time flies too fast, doesn’t it? This is a great time to start anew! Let’s make this year a wonderful and fruitful year as a Humber student and…
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5 ways to make your holidays more sustainable
by Imann AbellaImann is a Business Administration student who volunteers as a Sustainability Ambassador. He is interested in corporate sustainability and integrating sustainability into marketing.You can connect with Imann on LinkedIn. The holiday season is about celebrating the values that bind people together. It’s a special time filled with a great deal of celebration amongst…
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Wrapping paper: Flashy or Trashy?
We can reduce our contribution to waste this holiday season by using recyclable materials around the house instead of buying wrapping paper, which would be thrown out after one use.
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How to shop more sustainably
Shopping can be fun but it is often easy to get carried away. Here are some tips on shopping more responsibly!
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Solitude in nature is fortitude
Nature is calling, and it is time for you to answer her call.
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A new school year is a great time to develop new habits to achieve your goals. Why not include some ways to be kind to yourself and the planet?
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Industrial farming has been around since the early 1900s, but the focus on quantity and profit has negative effects on our health and the environment.
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You don’t need to run for office to be an active citizen—there are so many ways you can show up for people and the planet!
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“To me, being a Living Planet Leader is simply an outwards representation of my inner passion for sustaining our planet.”
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