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Sustainable Ways to Feel Better at Home

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By Tania Lewis
| The Environmental Blog
Feeling better at home does not always require more products, more appointments, or more energy use. In many homes, the biggest gains come from a few smart changes, better light, better heat, and recovery tools that fit into daily life without turning the house into a high-consumption wellness zone. Three practical upgrades stand out. The first is using smart lighting to support focus in the morning and calmer evenings.
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What every expat needs to know about getting online abroad

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By Tania Lewis
| The Environmental Blog
Moving abroad is a thrilling adventure and a great opportunity but it can also be a challenge staying in touch with home while navigating foreign internet systems. Planning ahead and being aware of how things work is the key to staying safely and reliably connected wherever you end up. figuring out your options – from buying a local SIM to keeping your home subscription on Getting online when you’re abroad is no easy task.
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What’s (not) on the digital food menu: from ‘visual feasts’ to a sustainable future food imaginary on Instagram

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By Tania Lewis, Helen Addison-Smith, Bhavna Middha
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This article examines food and cooking imaginaries on Instagram, focusing on themes of food waste, labour, and the infrastructures of hospitality. While vast quantities of food are discarded before reaching our plates, such waste, and the labour that accompanies it, remains largely invisible within the dominant aesthetic regimes of social media.
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