• Apple
  • By Filip Truta
  • January 6th, 2015
This Phone Is Designed to Run for 10 years, Lets You Upgrade It Yourself

This Phone Is Designed to Run for 10 years, Lets You Upgrade It Yourself

Modular smartphone plans to give Apple a run for its money

The Average American Has a Yearly Material Footprint of 25 Tons

The Average American Has a Yearly Material Footprint of 25 Tons

By comparison, the average Chinese and Indian have one of 12 and 4 tons, respectively

Vivienne Westwood Thinks People Are Buying Too Many Clothes

Vivienne Westwood Thinks People Are Buying Too Many Clothes

The fashion designer urges people to buy less, join her Climate Revolution

Man Turns 760 Bicycles Into an Art Installation

Man Turns 760 Bicycles Into an Art Installation

This artist simply piled the bikes on top of one another, all the way to the ceiling

Reverend Billy from the Church of Stop Shopping Goes Against Consumerism – Video

Reverend Billy from the Church of Stop Shopping Goes Against Consumerism – Video

“Sande says stop shopping!” reverend Billy exclaims

Deadly Canned Threats Hidden in Our Thanksgiving Meal

Deadly Canned Threats Hidden in Our Thanksgiving Meal

Experts warn us that canned food is the main source of a dangerous chemical

Single People with Higher Incomes Are Prone to Waste Food

Single People with Higher Incomes Are Prone to Waste Food

According to a report we are wasting 1.3 billion tonnes of perfectly good food every year

Albatross Chicks Fed with Plastic Reflect the Cruel Image of Our Consumerism

Albatross Chicks Fed with Plastic Reflect the Cruel Image of Our Consumerism

A few disturbing pictures taken in Midway Atoll reflect our impact upon the ecosystem

Wal-Mart Worker Killed by Mob on a Shopping Spree

Wal-Mart Worker Killed by Mob on a Shopping Spree

A crowd of 2,000 trampled him at the entrance of the mall

"Buy Nothing Day" Could Become a Necessity

"Buy Nothing Day" Could Become a Necessity

The movement began in 1989, with a simple website

Too Many Clothes, Too Little Recycling

Too Many Clothes, Too Little Recycling

Consumerism has apparently turned us all into irrational buying machines