1. A Day without Plastic: Can it Be Done?
(Green Consumer/Recycle)

How much plastic do you use in one day? It is a tricky question and the harder you think about it, the harder it is to answer. The fact is that plastic permeates our physical lives on every level.

2. Tips for Travelling Responsibly
(Green Consumer/Travel)

...trade, not tested on animals etc).   Travel lightly and leave any excess packaging at home (i.e. plastic wrapping) - your hosts shouldn?t have to deal with your rubbish. Educate yoursel...

3. Make a Bag. Make a Change.
(Green Consumer/Recycle)

...her sewing, recycling, the environment and socialising and does something positive to reduce the number of plastic bags being used .  It's estimtated that 1 million bags are consumed per minute g...

4. 10 Easy Tips for an Eco-Friendly Lifestyle
(Green Consumer/Living Space)

...er telephone directories, be sure to recycle them when you no longer need them.   3. Reuse paper or plastic shopping bags as trash can liners. You?ll not only save money on those expensive tra...

5. Biodegradable Sandwich Packaging
(Green Consumer/Eat & Drink)

...choose the convenience of a pre packaged sandwich for their lunchtime snack, but the thousands of tons of plastic packaging that wraps all these butties makes a major contribution to the two million...

6. Hypocrisy of the media towards the environment
(Green Consumer/Living Space)

...auses death and disease 6,000 miles from home?  draws to the public?s attention to how the UK?s waste plastic packaging is shipped halfway around the world to China to cause suffering amongst the...

7. The ultimate in ethical gifts - a guide
(Green Consumer/Living Space)

...at person who has everything, and you are lacking imagination, you could get them an over priced piece of plastic consumer rubbish that was probably manufactured by exploited workers, caused untold...

8. Bamboo mouse and monitor
(Green Consumer/Living Space)

... of wood.  It?s abundance and therefore its cheapness makes it the ideal candidate to replace cheap plastics currently used to manufacture every-day electronic consumables.  It?s stronger...

9. Silksack - the natural alternative to plastic bags
(Green Consumer/Recycle)

With over 8 billion plastic bags used every year in the UK alone silksack is the smart alternative. Sumptuous to touch, reusable and tough but lightweight it is the very opposite of a plastic

10. Environmentally sustainable disposable cutlery
(Green Consumer/Eat & Drink)

... range of disposable cutlery and tableware made from potato starch, sugar cane residue and corn-derived bioplastic. Currently, huge volumes of paper, plastic and styrofoam cutlery, tableware and ...

11. Trendy tap water
(Green Consumer/Eat & Drink)

In the US more than 60 million plastic water bottles are thrown away every single day! Even here in Britain, each person in Britain now drinks an average of 33 litres of bottled water per year - the e

12. Top ten tips for going green
(Green Consumer/Living Space)

...veryone can fit into their everyday lives?.         Recycle waste cans, bottles, jars, plastics and newspapers.  Most local authorities run schemes to recycle this sort of was...

13. Solar power for free
(Green Consumer/Energy)

... deep. Place you black radiator on the insulation inside your box and attach a piece of glass or clear plastic on the top of the box. Similar solar panels cost more than ?1000. You have just ma...

14. Flat-pack birdfeeders
(Green Consumer/Living Space)

... products from popoutz, all available, flat-packed in six vibrantcolours and are made from 100% recyclable plastic.  Popoutz produce four different types of feeder; peanut, seed, fat ball a...

15. Primeware Biodegradable Disposable Tableware
(Green & ethical directory)

...of our forests to make paper, and is eco-friendly with a significant reduction in harmful toxic waste from plastics and Styrofoam.   ...

16. Green Oil
(Green & ethical directory)

...-road riding and all riding conditions.   Green Oil contains no solids like wax, Teflon, graphite or plastic, or any environmental nasties.   100% petrochemical free   Gr...

17. Cyclepods
(Green & ethical directory)

...The entire Cyclepod range is made either from 90% recycled (and recyclable) aluminium, or fibre-reinforced plastic (FRP), which is 20% recycled and 60% recyclable. ...

18. LOVE ECO
(Green & ethical directory)

...ade from recycled cardboard to organic skincare, vintage clutch bags, bamboo towels, lighting and recycled plastic wallets. Love shopping. Love Eco....

19. Save A Cup
(Green & ethical directory)

The Save a Cup scheme was established by the vending, food service and plastics industries to collect the millions of hard-wall polystyrene cups used in the UK every week. The scheme is adminis