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This September is all about the organic. Organic September was an initiative started to highlight the many benefits of organic food and farming, including its support of biodiversity and wildlife and helping to combat climate change.

The Marine Conservation Society has been organizing The Great British Beach clean for 26 years. It is a week each year that highlights the damage that plastic pollution is doing to our beaches and oceans, and encourages individuals to reduce their plastic consumption, and help clear up the mess left behind from our overconsumption of plastic products. So far, MCS estimates that they have cleaned up 319 tonnes of litter at their Great British Beach cleans.

Melanie Haynes, who is a freelance writer living in Denmark, gives her perspective on the reusable vs. Disposable face mask debate

Saturday 5th September is a day first declared by The United Nations in 2012 to help incentivize and mobilize people, NGOs, and stakeholders all around the world to help others through volunteer and philanthropic activities.

As we all now are aware, face coverings are mandatory in shops, covered public places and on public transport across the UK.

As we all now are aware, face coverings are mandatory in shops, covered public places and on public transport across the UK.

Across the world, the wearing of face coverings has been adopted as a measure to help control the spread of the coronavirus.

It is estimated that 1.3 billion tonnes of plastic is destined to end up in our seas and our landfill by 2040 unless we take action now. A global model suggests that this is the scale of the increasing plastic problem over the next 20 years.