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Guest Post: Slashing Your Family´s Largest Carbon Footprint Contributors

February 3, 2012 by  
Filed under Green Living, Guest Posts, Top Picks

When we try to become more environmentally-friendly, many of us take such steps as buying organic foods, recycling waste materials, and encourage responsible consumption among our family members. All of these steps are certainly worthwhile and beneficial ones. But, for many of us, they do little to address the main sources that contribute to our [...]

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Guest Post: Being a responsible small business owner

February 2, 2012 by  
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With consumers and businesses all over the world steadily making the switch to environmentally friendly or “green” practices, it is in every small-business owner’s best interests to move with the times and make the necessary changes. But how do busy business owners who are already knee-deep in work find the time to make this seemingly [...]

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Guest Post: 5 ways to keep green this winter

January 31, 2012 by  
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Guest Post: Get Your Dog to Embrace a Green Lifestyle

January 31, 2012 by  
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Most of us who believe in environmentally-friendly living take every step possible to insure that we have a green home. We use efficient light bulbs, smart thermostats, and proper insulation in order to reduce our energy use. We compost our foods and eat organic produce. We teach our kids to recycle, reduce, and reuse. There’s [...]

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Guest Post: Simple steps to making your home more energy efficient

January 31, 2012 by  
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Energy costs keep rising, each bill from your energy provider just seems to be slightly more than the last. It’s a pretty familiar tale across the UK and the unfortunate reality is that prices and costs won’t come down. Which is why so many of you out there have taken it into your hands to [...]

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Guest Post: Trustee investment planning for an ethical pension

January 28, 2012 by  
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For many people, pensions are a black box: you put money in and buy an annuity decades later on retirement, without knowing much about what happens in between. For the ethical investor, this is an unacceptable oversight. Trustee investment planning can give you far more control over pension provision.   The majority of people with [...]

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Guest Post: Your Garden Birds Need You!

January 27, 2012 by  
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Many gardens across the UK have seen the number of visiting countryside birds declining in recent years; but this isn’t always necessarily something to be worried about.  Garden bird populations fluctuate naturally throughout the year and can be affected by many different things from weather and changes in season, through to the availability of nuts [...]

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Arash & Kelly The Genius Pads

January 26, 2012 by  
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This year we are planning to take our environmental initiatives one step further by making our Genius Pads from non-tree, waste pulp collected from crop farms and turned into unbleached paper and using this paper to create the sticky pads. AND you can be part being our first ever Founding Partners in this treeless story!

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Top 3 Aloe Vera Skin Care Products from Wikaniko

January 26, 2012 by  
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Over at My Eco Biz, we are highlighting our top 3 Aloe Vera Skin Care Products for January. Aloe Vera Anti Ageing Cream – price is £16. Aloe Vera Rosehip Oil Anti Ageing – price is £19.99. Aloe Vera Muscle Relaxing Cream – price is £13.  

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Guest Post: UK big six cut energy prices

January 23, 2012 by  
Filed under Energy Suppliers, Featured Posts, Guest Posts

The top six energy providers are working to keep up with sudden changes in the weather and an unexpected surplus of energy supply this month. Three of the big six — SSE Plc, Centrica Plc, and Electricite de France SA–decreased their prices during the second week of January after a stint of unseasonably higher temperatures [...]

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