Fieldnotes

Plant-based, Fish-Free Omegas, Two Ways: Which Softgel Fits Your Life?

Plant-based, Fish-Free Omegas, Two Ways: Which Softgel Fits Your Life?

Can’t decide between Freshfield’s Vegan Omega 3 and Ocean Saving Omega? Both are algae-grown and planet-positive, but they diverge in potency and how your body absorbs them. This guide breaks down rTG vs EE (burp-free comfort vs high-octane dose), clarifies who should take which, and gives you a no-BS rule of thumb—so you can fuel your brain and protect the ocean in one smart swallow.

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From Brewery Waste to Breakfast Shake

From Brewery Waste to Breakfast Shake

Breweries worldwide generate ≈ 39 million t of brewer’s spent grain (BSG) every year; the beer industry’s largest by-product stream. Most of it becomes low-value cattle feed or landfill, even though BSG still contains 15–26% protein rich in essential amino acids.

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Yes, you really can help save the ocean.

Yes, you really can help save the ocean.

Ditch the dolphin-destroying myth. We reveal how nearly 20 % of the world’s wild fish become fish-oil pills—and how swapping to algae omegas lets you fuel your brain while feeding whales, not factories. One tiny switch; seriously massive ocean impact.

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The Ultimate Throwback Action Sports Playlist

The Ultimate Throwback Action Sports Playlist

A Tribute to the Soundtracks That Shaped Snowboarding, Skateboarding, Surfing & MTB Culture Some songs are more than background noise—they’re forever etched into the culture of action sports. Whether it’s a high-energy punk anthem in a legendary skate part, an...

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Playing the Climate Game—Winning Together

Playing the Climate Game—Winning Together

Imagine the world as a big, complicated game. The players are countries, and the goal is to cut emissions and slow down climate change. But here’s the catch: not everyone plays by the same rules. Wealthier, oil-rich countries might be tempted to “cheat” by continuing to pollute while others scale back. This is where game theory comes in—it’s all about figuring out the rules that would lead to everyone winning by protecting our planet.

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Turning the Tide on Ocean Plastic—A Story of Hope and Action

Turning the Tide on Ocean Plastic—A Story of Hope and Action

Our oceans are a source of wonder, teeming with life and beauty. Yet, they’ve also become a dumping ground for millions of tons of plastic waste. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a massive collection of plastic and debris floating between Hawaii and California, is a stark reminder of the issue. But here’s the good news: people around the world are coming together to protect our oceans, and their efforts are making a real difference.

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Mining for Minerals—The Environmental Toll of Magnesium and Zinc Production

Mining for Minerals—The Environmental Toll of Magnesium and Zinc Production

Magnesium and zinc are vital components in a wide range of products, from dietary supplements and batteries to construction materials and cosmetics. However, the process of extracting these minerals from the earth is anything but benign. Mining operations often involve large-scale land disruption, significant water use, and the release of harmful pollutants into the environment. Moreover, the human cost of mining can be severe, with local communities facing displacement, health risks, and economic exploitation.

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Don't be an Ostrich

Don't be an Ostrich

When it comes to tackling big environmental challenges, people tend to fall into three camps: The Innovators, The Caretakers, and (you guessed it) The Ostriches. Each has a different take on how we should approach the future, but only one of these views will never get us where we need to go.

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From Polar Bears to Plankton—Protecting Earth’s Diverse Life

From Polar Bears to Plankton—Protecting Earth’s Diverse Life

Climate change isn’t happening in some far-off place—it’s here, it’s now, and it’s affecting every living thing on the planet. Scientists estimate that over the coming decades, about one million species could be pushed into the danger zone due to human-caused climate change. Many of them are already struggling to adapt.

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