Category | Recycling

Junk Yard Challenge

Posted on 29 January 2008

These days my email inboxes are on overload, some of which are unwelcome spam. However an email that I always look forward to is Friends of the Earth ‘Tip of the day’ and recently they made me aware about a fantastic website that is encouraging people to turn junk into treasure: Junkk.com has some great [...]

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Ban Brighton’s plastic bags – latest!

Posted on 15 January 2008

After moaning that I hadn’t heard much from the Plastic Bag Free Brighton campaign in my last post, I was chuffed to get an email today with their latest news. They are inviting everyone (well, it’s first come, first seated!) to a a free screening of ‘message in the waves’ at Brighton’s lovely arthouse cinema, [...]

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Reusable bunny tote contest

Posted on 11 January 2008

Rachel is having a reusable bunny tote contest – enter a comment in her blogpost before valentines day and you will enter the bunny tote contest. If you liked that post, then try these…5 Tips for Crafting Green by Vicky on October 6th, 2009.Earth Day, Ocean Day…Mayday by Lee on June 4th, 2009What’s in a [...]

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Ban Brighton’s plastic bags!

Posted on 14 December 2007

I’m feeling a very guilty – and cold – green girl at the moment. Guilty for not writing on this lovely blog for soooo long! And cold because our central heating has broken… brrrr! The upside of this, however, is that we will have a heating system that is over 90% efficient by the time [...]

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on being radical.

Posted on 11 November 2007

I met Captain Charlie back in 2001. He was going around to various meetings, with a couple of pages of bullet points, and talking to anyone who would listen about the large amounts of small plastic bits he was finding on his trans-pacific sailing trips. He started throwing out a net, and counting up the [...]

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Book Review: Wake Up And Smell The Planet

Posted on 23 October 2007

 Wake Up And Smell The Planet: The Non-pompous, Non-preachy Grist Guide to Greening Your Day by Grist.org, edited by Brangien Davis Never has a book on going green made me laugh so hard!  Last month when I flew to Michigan I used my time on the plane to read an advance copy of this book [...]

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Good News – Its now easier to recycle Tetra Pak

Posted on 18 October 2007

Hurrah! It is now easier to recycle Tetra-Pak packaging in Nottingham and other places in the UK. So when I have finished with my carton of soya milk or fruit juice I can take it to one of my local recycling points instead of posting it to a Recycling Centre in Somerset. It is great that Nottingham [...]

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Communicating via elephant dung

Posted on 16 October 2007

Once upon a time (before email was invented) people communicated to each other via letters. Some people would put a lot of thought into the style of handwriting paper that they would use as it could convey a lot about them, for example plain, floral, cartoon or even animals. So when I needed to write [...]

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Co-op America

Posted on 15 September 2007

First I must fully disclose I did not come up with the list below, it was sent to me by my friends at Co-op America, but this list is too good not to share with others. It is a US based list but at least it gives everyone an idea of things that can be [...]

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Green hints for moving home

Posted on 26 August 2007

We are about to move house, for the second time this year (not because we love moving, the first time was because the landlord was selling up and this time it is because we have noisy neighbour problems and want to be in a generally quieter area of town), and it’s not an easy process [...]

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