Moldo Environmental Services -MES

25/05/2025

My Second effort to write on Socioenvironmental Issues: What’s the True Cost of Convenience?

Online shopping and fast fashion have reshaped the way we consume—offering unmatched convenience, speed, and affordability. But behind this ease lies a deeper story: one of environmental strain, labor exploitation, and growing waste.

In my latest article, I take a closer look at the hidden socioenvironmental impacts of our everyday purchases. From carbon footprints and packaging waste to the ethical concerns around supply chains, it’s clear that our consumption habits have far-reaching consequences.

The good news? Small, conscious changes in how we shop can make a significant difference. Whether it’s supporting ethical brands, reducing impulse buys, or rethinking the need for fast delivery, each decision counts.

I invite you to read the article and reflect: How can we balance convenience with responsibility in today’s consumer-driven world?

Read “Convenience at a Cost: The Environmental and Social toll of Online Shopping and Fast Fashion“ by Naveed Zafar on Medium:

Introduction: A Pandemic’s Environmental Aftershock

29/01/2025

For years, I’ve been thinking about diving into writing—sharing my thoughts, research, and insights on topics that matter. After much contemplation, I finally took the leap, and I’m thrilled to share that my first article has just been published on Medium! 🎉
This is just the beginning of my journey as a writer, and I would truly appreciate your thoughts, feedback, and support. If you have a moment, please give it a read and let me know what you think!

There’s a common saying, “Go with the flow,” but more often than not, going with the flow can lead you to places where you feel trapped…

21/09/2024

Climate change is not only the reality, it is tranformation of earth to reveal it’s capacity to do wonders.

10/06/2024

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/world-economic-forum_clothing-secondhand-textiles-activity-7205964903092736000-W6ru?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios

29/05/2024

Innovation towards sustainable future:

Innovations redefine what’s possible. With global demand for fossil-free electricity forecast to double, we investigate four projects that could become viable options for the energy sector soon.

25/05/2024

Impresive work: Bioplastic from fish scale, designed to be more environmentally friendly, biodegradable or compostable. They aim to reduce the carbon footprint and reliance on fossil fuels in the production of plastic materials.

24/04/2024

Must read this study and recommendation from dental association denmark about toothpaste***

The Dental Association recommends that we use toothpaste with fluoride, as fluoride in toothpaste inhibits the development of caries, i.e. cavities. The amount of fluoride in your toothpaste appears in the list of contents (ppm F). Adults should brush their teeth with 1,450-1,500 ppm fluoride toothpaste, and we should use 1 centimeter of toothpaste each time. Many natural and eco toothpastes do not contain fluoride and therefore cannot be recommended. In children, too much toothpaste or other fluoride-containing products over a longer period of time can affect the formation of enamel on the future teeth, which can cause a whitish layer of discolouration.

Some toothpastes contain the dye titanium dioxide. Titanium dioxide is used to color products chalky white and is suspected of damaging our DNA and being carcinogenic. Therefore, do not use toothpaste that contains titanium dioxide. In 2022, the EU banned titanium dioxide in food, but several toothpastes on the Danish market still contain the substance, as toothpaste is not classified as food, but cosmetics. Titanium dioxide often appears on the ingredients list under the name titanium dioxide, titanium dioxide (nano), CI 77891 or E171.

The substance triclosan, which inhibits bacteria, is found in some types of toothpaste. The Danish Environmental Protection Agency assesses that, on the current basis, there is no health risk for people who have used or are using toothpaste with triclosan. Nevertheless, the agency recommends that you avoid triclosan, as it is suspected of developing resistance in bacteria and of being hormone-disrupting.

23/04/2024

Interesting facts.

Certain species within the 45 genera of bamboo hold the world record for being the fastest growing plants. These bamboos have been observed to grow at an astonishing rate of up to 91 cm (35 in) per day, which is equivalent to a speed of 0.00003 km/h (0.00002 mph).

As documented in the RHS Dictionary of Gardening, there are an estimated 1,000 species of bamboos, highlighting the diversity within this remarkable plant family.

29/05/2023

https://fb.watch/kPSBLF3L88/