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Sustainability Aesthetics from the Land｜Let Nature and Humanity Learn to Coexist Again

The earth beneath our feet is speaking — through droughts, floods, and erratic weather —reminding us that the cost of overexploitation is quietly surfacing. 1. When the Land Can No Longer Breathe: The State of Our World According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), over one-third of the world’s

2025/10/23

High School Students in Taipei Explore a Sustainable Space｜From a Plant-Based Meal to Environmental Reflection

As extreme weather events become increasingly common worldwide—record-breaking heatwaves in Mexico, accelerated ice melt in Antarctica, and Taiwan’s own rising frequency of severe climate incidents—our daily lives are constantly reminded of a simple truth: the Earth needs more changemakers. To help the younger generation understand the close link between food

2025/10/21

Ugly Produce, Beautiful Earth｜Bringing Imperfect Food Back to the Table

1. What Are “Ugly Fruits”?Have you ever seen fruits at the market that look a bit crooked, have small spots on the skin, or vary in size?They’re not rotten, nor are they lacking in nutrition—they’re simply “not pretty enough.” These “imperfect” or “extra-grade” fruits, if properly utilized, can reduce waste

2025/10/19

Who Gets Burned First in a Changing Climate?

We often think of climate change as an “environmental issue,” but its deepest impact lies in social inequality. When temperatures rise and land dries up, it is always those with the least power who have the hardest time escaping the consequences. When Climate Change Comes Knocking, the Most Vulnerable Pay

2025/10/16

Protecting forests is not just a distant concern:Protecting forests is not just a distant concern

When we think of “forest conservation,” our minds often wander to distant tropical rainforests or endangered animals. Yet in truth, every piece of paper, every wooden chair, and every small potted plant we buy could quietly become a force that pressures habitats and harms ecosystems. Forests are not only home

2025/10/09

This Mid-Autumn: Not Just Reunion, but Also Sustainability

1. While Gathering, Don’t Forget the Earth’s BreathThe Mid-Autumn Festival is a cherished time for reunion. From barbecues and gift-giving to moon-gazing, what we share is not only the moonlight, but also emotions. Yet hidden in these rituals are environmental costs.Take barbecuing as an example: burning 1 kilogram of charcoal

2025/10/02

From Raw Materials to Packaging | How Can Brands Implement Every Detail of Sustainability?

Have you ever found yourself hesitating over a seemingly small choice in daily life?For instance: should you rinse out a convenience store drink bottle before recycling it? Should you spend an extra NT$10 on a product that claims to be made through a sustainable process? In fact, these small dilemmas

2025/09/27

Travel Can Be Sustainable: 5 Eco-Friendly Items Every Green Traveler Should Bring!

Travel invites us to relax, explore, and adventure—but it often also brings a lot of disposable waste and increased carbon emissions. Why talk about travel and sustainability together? Because every year, the world generates about 350 million tons of plastic waste, and around 1–2 million tons of it ends up

2025/09/13

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