When it comes to fighting global warming, the scale of the crisis can often leave consumers feeling disempowered and in the dark. Joro was launched to bridge the value-action gap around everyday choices affecting climate change, bringing climate awareness to simple purchasing decisions.

Many young people are eager to adopt sustainable habits, but it’s easier said than done, especially when it comes to fashion. An app is hoping to close that intention-action gap by rewarding people for rewearing pieces of clothing, bringing an element of gamification to sustainable wardrobes.

How to Save a Planet is a podcast that covers the climate crisis from a lens of optimism and action, inspiring people to move and shake rather than scaring them static. Because with the COVID-19 pandemic already in full swing, the last thing anyone needs is more anxiety.

Retailers’ sustainability initiatives show that shoppers don’t just want cheap, fast fashion – ethical and eco-savvy values are important too. But are visibly mended sweaters and ‘sneaker cleaning’ services just an updated version of the ‘It bag’, or are people ready to adopt low-impact lifestyles?