Green Living is all about the lifestyle choices and decisions we make and helping people to find ways to make their everyday life greener. From energy saving in the home, to making more ethical choices when buying new goods, we aim to arm people with the knowledge to make informed green choices and minimise their carbon footprint.
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flooringsupplies.co.uk Receive FSC Accreditation
Online flooring retailer flooringsupplies.co.uk have received an FSC accreditation which enables the company to use the well known FSC logo on a number of their engineered wood flooring products following chain-of-custody certification by SGS.
Light Emitting Wallpaper Could Help Cut Carbon Emissions
A revolutionary new product from organic light emitting diode (OLED) technology company, LOMOX, based in St Asaph, North Wales, could replace the light bulb.
Micro-Hybrid Technology Could Stop-Start An Eco-Car Revolution
Even the most environmentally minded among us often have to frequently rely on four wheel car transportation to get us from A to B so finding a low carbon emitting car, whether it's a family car or a commuter vehicle, is important.
Choosing Green Printing to Help the Environment
Few of us know that while we think our machines are sleeping, they are actually leeching 25% of the power that they consume from us.
Paperback Version of The Self Sufficient-ish Bible Launched
The minds behind the Self Sufficient-ish website, which aims to help people find out about becoming more self sufficient and live a lower impact lifestyle whilst still enjoying the conveniences of modern life have published their pearls of wisdom in The Self Sufficient-ish Bible.
Low Impact Living: Simple Steps To A Greener Kitchen - Food
The food sitting in tins, bottles, cardboard boxes and plastic bags in your cupboards and fridges can have a huge impact on your family's carbon emissions.
If clothes get ripped or have holes in, repair them rather than throwing them away or replacing them with new. With 900 million items of clothing being thrown away each year, we should all try and do our bit to reduce this alarming figure.