Guest Post: Moving to the UK? Some things you should know

I relocated to the UK from the US for work reasons over two years ago and it has proven to be a very positive move for me.  I hope that my observations will be helpful to you if you are considering making such a major change in your life.   Moving to live and perhaps [...]

Guest Post: Comparing The 4 Types Of Organic and Natural Mattresses

Organic mattresses have been a big growth market over the last decade as eco-friendly and health conscious consumers strive to make their sleeping environment clean and green. This has meant that new types of products are being created or different combinations with different materials are being tried. Ultimately it means more choice for the consumer. [...]

Guest Post: Ford Focus to Be First Electric Pace Car in NASCAR

When you think of NASCAR, the first thing to come to mind might be the guttural sounds of car engines. Or the smell of burning rubber and gasoline or the feeling of hot wind washing over you as the race cars speed by. The first thing you think of probably isn’t an electric car. NASCAR [...]

Guest Post: How to Skip the Gym and Green Your Exercise Routine

You don’t need an expensive gym membership or a lot of clunky equipment in your home to get in shape. In fact, you don’t need any equipment at all. The easiest way to get in shape is also the cheapest (actually, it costs no money at all) and the greenest (requiring no consumption of resources [...]

Guest Post: Africa’s best green hotels and lodges

As a continent undergoing much upheaval and change both culturally and economically it is crucial that as a tourist destination; Southern and Eastern Africa in particular, this region of the world is appropriately and sustainably managed to ensure the longevity and conservation of some of the world’s most diverse and fragile ecosystems. The Serengeti, the [...]

Guest Post: Low Consumption Air improvement

When most people hear about air improvement devices, the first thing that comes to their mind is high energy consumption. What they don’t realise is that air improvement does not need to be costly and bad for the environment. There are many air purifiers and air humidifiers on the market that are low energy consumption. [...]

Guest Post: Spring Thoughts from the Garden Bench

Whoever thought the good weather would start so soon this year, BBQ weather and I’m just not ready!  Really you have to do the first couple of obligatory BBQ’s, you know the ones where you use up last year’s charcoal and the fire lighters that are still too damp after being in the shed all [...]

Guest Post: Going Green – Ways Smart Home Technology Optimizes Energy Usage

Smart home technology can help homeowners utilize energy in a greener way. How? By saving energy, reducing home energy costs, and offering greater environmental regulation and comfort. Smart home systems can lead the way to a greener future through their ability to integrate and manage a variety of systems throughout the house. They can regulate [...]

Guest Post: Growing Vegetables Indoors

Introduction Today’s urbanised lifestyle does not permit all home owners to have luxurious gardens and yet growing vegetables for personal consumption can be an immensely fulfilling task, if done with interest and commitment. Physical constraints in most modern homes leave very little space for gardens. However, a little bit of ingenuity and the help of [...]

Guest Post: top Eco-Friendly Baby Toys

Buying toys for babies and small toddlers can be a difficult task, especially if you want to purchase eco-friendly items. Many toys are made from environmentally sustainable materials so it is possible to give an exciting gift that is organic with these top present ideas. A renowned eco-friendly toy company is Ever Earth and they [...]

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