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Which? Magazine pride themselves on four key principals: no advertising, no bias, no hidden agenda. Just expert advice from an independent source. They campaign to get a fairer deal for all consumers and publish expert, unbiased information to help you make the right choice, whatever you?re buying. They do this in their books and magazines and also on their website Which? Online. The Which? Online website simply has to be visited if you are interested in god, honest, green and environmentally friendly best buys and advise.
Their ad-free, no bias, no hidden agenda product reports let you make the right decisions in kitting-out your greener home by separating green fads from the green facts.
Current reports available online include: Water-saving devices
- Learn how to save water in your home, and reduce your water meter costs.
Green tariff electricity - Details of green energy tariffs offered by major suppliers.
- ros and cons of investing in green energy.
- Which? reviews the debate on wind farms.
Solar panels
- Seven solar energy devices rated and tested.
- Jargon explained - including passive and active solar and photovoltaics.
Energy saving gadgets
- A round-up of all the latest energy-saving gadgets on the market - solar headphones, a water-powered clock and a solar car battery charger, plus gadgets to show how much electricity you use.
- How you could be eligible for a renewable energy Government grant.
Insulation
- Insulation explained - plus 10 systems tested and rated.
- Advice on cutting your heating bills and how you can save money and energy.
- Find out which five insulators we rate as Best Buys.
The reviews and reports are so good most of the details of the reports are available to subscribers to the website only! But don?t worry, there is a honest hack so you can access the full content of the best buy guides completely free! ? what you need to do is to apply for their free 30 day trial ? if you don?t want to continue your subscription to the website after this period you don?t have to. During this free period, you can read and download all the green product reviews that you need to! To access the best buys and green reports select Home -> Environment.....

Tags: Green Consumer Living Space guide electricity water solar solar power
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With global gas prices on the up everyone wants to cut their fuel bill. Potential money savings, along with the fear of global warming means that many people welcome the idea of using solar energy to heat their homes and provide their hot water. But be cautious, just like double glazing fever decades ago, companies are springing up to jump on the alternative energy bandwagon and some pushy solar energy salesmen are giving renewable energy a bad name. Misleading claims about energy savings, promises of big savings if you sign your installation contract on the spot, and other pressure sales techniques have resulted in hundreds of complaints from unhappy customers of certain solar water heating systems installation companies. Trading Standards advises people to be very careful before agreeing a contract with any company making claims of huge savings. If you think that the energy saving claims are too good to be true, you can get impartial advice on the realistic savings from your region?s Energy Efficiency Advice Centre or the Energy Efficiency Trust. Also, make sure that you shop around to get the best value for money. There is a list of accredited UK installers on the Low Carbon Buildings website - along with details about any grants that might be available to you. Also worth checking our is the Solar Trade Association website, www.greenenergy.org.uk, to find other retailers near you. Solar water heating systems can provide a significant percentage of your hot water during the summer months and make a moderate contribution the year round so really can reduce impact on the environment. Money savings are also possible, but it can take many years before you see payback. So, just like any high-cost purchase; get all the facts and double check the facts before you sign on the dotted line??............ Tags: Solar water heating power homes global warming save
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I can't imagine
getting through a winter without elderberries and echinacea, but once again, in the United States, the FDA is attacking
complementary and alternative health care with their new proposed regulations. Essential
oils, herbs, herbal remedies, homeopathic
remedies, minerals, nutritional supplements, plant enzymes and vitamins
are redefined in this proposal as "medicine" meaning that you might soon have to
go to the doctor for a prescription of vitamin
C or your lavender
essential oil. Anybody else who advises, advocates, counsels,
distributes, markets, recommends the use of herbal or alternative
remedies would be practicing medicine without a license and subject to
incarceration and fines.
You have until April 30th to sign the petition or make comments. You can also find out more information from the Natural Solutions Foundation.
Tags: herbal health medicine campaign
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 Increasingly, people are becoming concerned that conventional paints can cause health problems and harm the environment. EarthBorn is a range of natural paints, varnishes and flooring products designed to provide a healthier and environmentally friendly alternative to conventional paints and varnishes. Whether you are looking for VOC free paint, organic paint and varnish, water based paint, water based varnish or high performance paints and varnishes then earthBorn Paints has a product in its portfolio of natural and eco friendly paints and varnishes. All of their paints are manufactured in accordance with strict ecological principles. EarthBorn?s range of paints, varnishes and woodwork products? exceptional eco credentials has lead to them recently been awarded the Ecolabel Flower symbol. This accreditation is awarded to paints that meet the strict environmental and performance criteria of the European Union ecolabelling scheme. With earthBorn, you do not have to sacrifice quality for health or the environment; all products offer outstanding performance. Paints include Claypaint, Emulsion paint, Gloss and Eggshell, pigments, flooring wax and oil, proAqua Varnish and proAqua Eggshell, casein paint and wallglaze. Tags: Green Consumer Living Space paints DIY house
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The 100% organic cotton is grown, processed and manufactured into T-shirts in India. The designs and printing is done on the edge of the Black Mountains, in South Wales. The result is an eclectic mix of urban and rural life with a twist of humour for good measure! Glo4life?s fusion of the incongruous proves that organic cotton T-shirts can be both sustainable fashion at the same time as being high fashion. Part of their latest range of tees is called "home on the farm" and according to glo4life, it?s all about what chicken?s get up to when they?re home on the farm and the farmer is away! Tags: tshirts india cotton organic urban sustainable
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