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Five simple steps to a greener lifestyle
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Would you like to live a greener lifestyle but don’t know where to start? Going green is a process that can begin with taking just a few small steps. You don’t have to worry about making sure all the glass you’re using is recycled or the cotton you buy is organic. Start by making a few easy changes in your lifestyle and take it from there. You’ll find your new green habits will become routine before you know it. (more…)
Tags: environmentally friendly, Green initiative, lifestyle
Cool down your energy usage
- Photo: Energy Star
You probably don’t know that your fridge and freezer are responsible for a large proportion of your energy usage. Fridges and freezers consume one-sixth of the energy used in your home, which is bad news for your power bill, and for the environment. There are a few things you can do to reduce the energy your fridge uses, from organising food to setting the correct temperature. Here are some tips for energy efficient cooling. (more…)
Tags: energy conservation, energy star, Green initiative
The Green Corners Awards: a green initiative with a difference
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Is there a patch of garden that brightens up your area, now’s the time to share it. A city’s small green sections are a vital part of the area’s character, and while they don’t go unnoticed, they’re often unrecognised. The Green Corners Awards are an interesting new take on gardening competitions – it allows members of the London public to nominate their favourite green spaces for recognition based on various criteria. The competition’s open to anyone, so the London public can get to work deciding which category their favourite Green Corner falls into and nominating it for an award. (more…)
Tags: flower garden, Green initiative, vegetable garden
