Christmas is traditionally a holiday spent showing our appreciation for family and friends, but how do you celebrate with sustainability in mind? Following up our tips from Christmas past, here

As we eagerly await the long summer break, we’ve curated a selection of our favourite books from this year. A selection of educational and engaging reads, perfect for poolside reading

One of our fearless leaders, Rob Breuer recently travelled to Nepal for a climbing trip. We were lucky enough to grab him for a debrief Q&A between meetings. Where did

It’s 30 something degrees outside and you can’t even escape the heat in your classroom or home without hitting the little snowflake on the air conditioner remote. Air conditioners are

A recent study showed music fans care the most about climate change, but mainstream musicians aren’t often associated with environmental activism. We’ve done a little digging for our Spring playlist,

Citizen science projects are a fantastic way for students to actively participate in scientific research, contribute to meaningful projects, and gain valuable hands-on experience in the field. Here are some

Have you ever wondered if cooking all your meals in the microwave or slow cooker would save tonnes (actually MWh!) of power? We’ve been cooking more during the colder months

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Many air conditioners include a heater setting to provide warmth during colder seasons but how can we use this most efficiently to ensure optimal comfort and energy conservation. In this

A new short film showcases Wattwatchers at work with Solar Schools at the Heyfield State Primary School in country Victoria, and features the solar-powered school’s principal, Vellada Bradford, and a number of