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

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 [...]

Guest Post: Being a responsible small business owner

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 [...]

Guest Post: 5 ways to keep green this winter

Guest Post: Your Garden Birds Need You!

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 [...]

Ella’s Kitchen and TerraCycle Recycle Baby Food Pouches

Ella’s Kitchen is passionate about protecting our playground and helping little ones grow up in a healthy, happy world. In partnership with TerraCycle, the organisation that provides free waste collection programmes for hard to recycle materials, Ella’s Kitchen has successfully saved 100,000 used baby food pouches from UK landfill by recycling them into new products.

Guest Post: Tips to save money on your printer ink cartridge and environment too!

One of the most expensive parts of printing expenses is printer ink cartridges. It doesn’t matter which printer you buy, the recurring costs of printer cartridges remain very high. Increasing raw material costs have added fuel to this fire which has made the printing process painstakingly expensive. The process is not only hazardous for your [...]

Guest Post: Can Commercial Furniture be Considered Green

When people look at furniture within the hospitality industry, what do they see? They may see style, elegance, and beauty in varying forms. These are all important prerequisites for these kinds of furniture because they are the triggers that will draw the client numbers that players in the hospitality industry require to make their businesses [...]

Guest Post: Hit the Slopes While Still Protecting the Environment

For the skiing, snowboarding and other wintertime enthusiasts or those who just want to take in the scenery and refreshing air that a ski area provides, there are ways to make a winter trip to the slopes enjoyable and beneficial for the environment. You may not think that a day or weekend on the slopes [...]

Guest Post: Could safe driving help save the environment

These days, everyone knows that driving habits can have an impact on the environment, and that changing the way you drive can reduce emissions.  This kind of greener driving can also offer the added benefit of creating safer roads – we’ll explain how. How can your driving habits be bad for the environment? The more [...]

Guest Post: 4 Factors to Consider When Making Your Home Eco-Friendly

There are a plethora of reasons you may want to make your home more eco-friendly. It’s easy to get people on board with an eco-project for their home once they start to grasp how much energy their homes are actually wasting. Here are three factors you need to consider when making your home eco-friendly.      [...]

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