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We're hearing more and about plastic in the news, how it's clogging up our oceans, killing off our marine life and ramping up our collective carbon foot print. It's undoubtedly a huge problem, but one that is largely hidden despite coverage in the media.

We're hearing more and about plastic in the news, how it's clogging up our oceans, killing off our marine life and ramping up our collective carbon foot print. It's undoubtedly a huge problem, but one that is largely hidden despite coverage in the media.

Recycling Week is nearly upon us, and I've been checking out the website which has loads of interesting facts and figures and ways to get involved and recycle more...

Sorting waste is the first step in recycling...check out some of our handy recycling products to help you get on top of your waste.

Spring isn’t only a time for the Earth’s rebirth, it’s also a time to rid our homes (and ourselves) of the winter blues with a rigorous round of spring cleaning. And while the idea of eco-friendly spring cleaning is nothing new (we all know natural cleaners are greener than traditional ones), perhaps we can provide [...]

“Reuse and recycle” is one of the oldest green maxims around and any half-witted individual knows old electronics certainly apply to such an adage. With hazardous chemicals such as lead, mercury, and many others, most electronics are comprised of a toxic synthetic cocktail that can seep into the environment when thrown out. While there are recycling [...]

A friend who lives in Wales is telling me about Freeganism, which involves salvaging discarded, unspoiled food from supermarket bins. It reminds me of the time I visited a different friend who used to live on a houseboat on the Thames. One of her neighbours, 'Mad' Pierre, who rumour had it...

In these more conservation driven times incorporating some green elements into home decorating is in. This lighting fixture allows the home owner to participate by providing a placeholder for driftwood. When washed up on a beach driftwood may be thought of as litter though it is biodegradable. Here it becomes an extra decorative touch to lighten up a room. Called “Tundra”, this product can be found here.

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These clever home lighting examples are the brainchild of Jerry Kott. They are constructed of recycled wine bottles. The wine bottles have been painted and then built into light fixtures. This idea is called “Re-Lights”, a fitting title with the play on recycling. Via.

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