One of the first and best ways to help the environment is to go vegan. What you put in your body is not only critical to living a healthy life but can be critical to save the planet too. Let's have a look at peanut butter. 

One of the first and best ways to help the environment is to go vegan. What you put in your body is not only critical to living a healthy life but can be critical to save the planet too. Let's have a look at mint. 

One of the first and best ways to help the environment is to go vegan. What you put in your body is not only critical to living a healthy life but can be critical to save the planet too. Let's have a look at goji berries. 

I sincerely wish we could take more care of our planet, there is so much beauty in it and climate change (caused by us) is threatening it all. Spending time in nature is one of the most awesome ways of reconnecting and understanding that we are living on this earth with other living things. We are not here to dominate everything.

One of the first and best ways to help the environment is to go vegan. What you put in your body is not only critical to living a healthy life but can be critical to save the planet too. Let's have a look at hemp protein powder. 

One of the first and best ways to help the environment is to go vegan. What you put in your body is not only critical to living a healthy life but can be critical to save the planet too. Let's have a look at hemp seeds. 

I sincerely wish we could take more care of our planet, there is so much beauty in it and climate change (caused by us) is threatening it all. I often venture out with the need of documenting the beauty of our planet and take photos of and in nature. I am not fond of humans as subject or any photos with humans in. Recently I discovered macrophotography. 

This book invoked the twin deities of terror namely climate anxiety and climate depression simultaneously. The further I ventured into the book, I couldn't shake the sense of doom. We, the human race, are going to end up in the underbelly of Hades' lair - not a land of torment but a place where the dangers are real enough.

Elizabeth Kolbert wrote the Pulitzer Prize-winning book: The Sixth Extinction: an Unnatural History. I must admit I have not read it. 2014 is quite a while back and unfortunately books tend to become dated fairly quickly in the realm of climate change. To add, Kolbert is an American, a journalist and visiting fellow at Williams College. I mention that she is American because I had to look up a lot of people, places and other references, as the book is America-centred. As a result I obtained a bucketload of new knowledge

Bill Gates has a strong writer's voice, perhaps due to his well-known presence in the world of computers, philanthropy and entrepreneurship. It is precisely this geeky voice that created an easy read filled with warnings, ideas and advice. Gates is right about the scale and urgency of the problem of climate change, and explains in a simple and understandable way, how net-zero works. 

Strolling through the busy Electric road packed with restaurants to choose from, arguably the best choice is Campers. Campers has been a favourite in Quarry Bay and Tin Hau for their delicious food and great prices for more than twenty years. 

Veggie SF states that it is a vegetarian restaurant on their website, but when you call them they say they are vegan. Perhaps it is advisable to check if everything is vegan before you order if you have allergies or dietary specifications. They serve internationally inspired cuisine with a mixed theme of fabulous 50's and San Francisco.