April newsletter intro…
We hope this finds you well and with a leftover Easter egg or two to enjoy while you read our April newsletter. Not only did I save some Easter eggs,…
February newsletter intro…
Kia ora koutou and happy new year. From all of us at Go Well Consulting we wish you a prosperous and fulfilling year ahead. A year that we collectively take…
Style at a Cost: The Toll of Overproduction in the Fashion Industry
Over the past six years I have seen the growth, passion, and commitment from the business world to ‘do the right thing’, and take responsibility for their impact on the…
A fair and thriving economy demands people-centric legislation
Underpinning a successful environmental transition to a circular economy, legislators are also starting to recognise that people and communities play a crucial role in making this shift. Since the globalisation…
The State of Carbon Dioxide Removal
Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) is defined as "capturing CO₂ from the atmosphere and storing it away for decades to millennia". CO2 can be stored: On land - see the Yarra…
Sew Interesting – Wool
With sweater weather season upon us, there’s no better time to cosy up and dive into the world of wool. Wool is a natural fibre that comes from the fleece…
Desk set up (by Theo from Pexels)
How to: Work Sustainably From Home
Working from home can have considerable sustainability benefits: no commute means less vehicles on the road, which reduces emissions, traffic, and microplastics from tyre wear, and more people working from…
Rising tides, diminishing freshwater
A couple of months ago I was lucky enough to relocate to beautiful Waiheke Island. Upon moving here, I learned that all Waiheke homes are supplied water through individual rainwater…
Conscious Gifting
It’s that time of year again, when advertisements start popping up encouraging you to buy the new, most popular toy for your small ones or the latest nifty time-saving gadget…
Sew Interesting – Cotton
Cotton is one of the most widely grown crops in the world - in fact it represents nearly half of all the fibre used in the textile industry - however…
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