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Drawing up sustainability: The artist who has gone zero waste

January 21, 2021 //  by Michael-Gillett//  Leave a Comment

Nicola Howell Hawley
Nicola Howell Hawley Copyright owner: Nicola Howell Hawley

Artist and illustration business owner Nicola Howell Hawley has told Buzz in an exclusive interview why she, and many small business owners, are becoming more sustainable.

Howell Illustration is committed to being zero-waste as well as using plastic free and materials in all of her work and postage.

She believes small business owners have a ‘responsibility’ to become more sustainable in order to help the fight against climate change.

Nicola describes climate change as the biggest problem we are facing: “other issues don’t matter if we don’t have a planet to live on.”

Watch the full exclusive interview with Nicola here:

Are you a business owner and can you do more to make your business sustainable? Nicola encourages you to begin by taking small steps.

Let us know on our social media with the #ClimateAction





About Michael-Gillett

Editor for Buzz Sport. Third year Multimedia Journalism student at Bournemouth University. Football and tennis writer.

View all posts by Michael-Gillett

Category: Group A: National Climate Action – Climate ActionTag: buisness, Climate, ClimateAction, plastic, sustainability

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