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Read more…Climate change is a big issue that demands big solutions. But there are lots of ways we can make a difference in our own lives too. For example, you could switch to an ethical super fund, get a green energy plan or cut down on plastics. Or maybe you want to do more but don't know where to start?
Finder Green is a resource to help you make changes that work for you and for the world. Here, you'll get details of the companies we've rated as most eco-friendly through the Finder Green Awards, links to our favourite sustainable shopping products (our Finder Green Faves) and in-depth chats with organisations doing their bit for the earth (in Going Green).
Plus a whole lot more about the different ways you can make greener choices.
Ben King
Head of CSR & Public Affairs, Finder Green lead
Amy Bradney-George
Editor, Finder Green contributor
Sarah Berthon
CSR & Public Affairs, Finder Green contributor
Mariam Gabaji
Senior writer, Finder Green contributor
Dylan Crismale
Writer, Finder Green contributor
The Finder Green Awards are our home-grown awards system where we comb through hundreds of companies to find the most sustainable of the lot. You and millions of other Australians can feel good about taking your money to any of these award-winning companies, because they're doing their bit for the planet.
Here are some important criteria we used in judging:
Find a full breakdown of the 2022 scoring here. And here are some of the winners (complete list here):
Green energy is not new (Australia has had solar technology for over 30 years, for example). But it has taken a while for energy providers to offer more green options. The good news is, switching to a greener energy company doesn't have to cost a fortune. In some cases, it could even save you money and these guides take you through some different options.
Travel doesn't have to leave a big trail of carbon footprints. There is a growing number of ways you can travel responsibly, from buying carbon-offsets for your flights to choosing sustainable accommodation and eco-friendly tours.
Is 159 points to offset a Sydney to Melbourne flight really a good deal?
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Read more…Unlabelled body wash is made from sustainably-sourced ingredients, smells great and supports charities that help young people in times of crisis.
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