Green America has done some work for you by rating food labels on a 5-point system, looking specifically at how they ensure compliance through audits and inspections. They provide you with a handy list of food labels.

Green building certifications, otherwise known as green building rating tools, are used to recognise buildings that meet certain green requirement standards. On this website you can learn more about the certifications and see an extensive list.

Just as every good has a carbon footprint, every good has a water foot-print too, which takes into account how much water has been used in order to bring it to life. On this website you can check how much water has been used in order to bring it to life.

This free guide gives a first insight and practical tools to help you address (food) waste reduction in your hotel.

This guide deep dives into the concepts of Reducing, Reusing and Recycling, outline specific action steps your hotel can take to achieve zero waste and lay out how to establish a hotel waste plan.

In the Planet handbook, we help you to define what your environmental footprint is, and breakdown the measures your hotel should take in order to reduce its footprint, while realising important efficiencies and cost savings.

Once you know what your personal carbon footprint is, you have a better understanding of what you can alter in your day-to-day to reduce your impact on the environment. And knowing that, you'll have a better understanding for what you can do at the hotel-level too.

Clean the World is a social enterprise with the mission of saving millions of lives by distributing recycled soap and hygiene products from more than 8,000+ hotel and resort partners to children and families.

Going a step farther than a standard CO2 calculator, this one tells you how many trees you need to plant in order to offset the CO2 emissions from a trip.

This factsheet explores the issues of single-use plastics and provides recommendations for hotels on how to reduce their use.