From oversized boxes to the heightened carbon emissions generated by split orders, shipping isn’t meeting people’s eco-friendly expectations. In fact, even those who don't consider themselves as environmentally engaged want to be given the option for more sustainable shipping.

Remote working has changed the way people are furnishing their homes. The impermanent nature of WFH might put some off from making furniture purchases, but IKEA has launched the Buy Back scheme – allowing people to trade in used and unwanted items for credit against new purchases.

A campaign by a Colorado oil and gas firm has highlighted flaws in North Face’s eco messaging after the brand refused to supply the firm with an order of branded jackets. Highlighting North Face's reliance on fossil fuels to produce materials, the campaign accuses North Face of green-washing.

Ridepanda is the first platform of its kind – a one-stop e-ride shop that helps people find the right electric vehicle for their needs. Based in the US, the brand’s early success reflects a burgeoning interest in sustainable, safe, and long-term forms of alternative transport.