Day 49 of 365 Days Of Low Carbon Living.
When you buy bread, does it come wrapped in a plastic bag?
For most of us, these days the answer is yes.
Unfortunately, those plastic bread bags are contributing to three big problems: Continue reading
Day 49 of 365 Days Of Low Carbon Living.
When you buy bread, does it come wrapped in a plastic bag?
For most of us, these days the answer is yes.
Unfortunately, those plastic bread bags are contributing to three big problems: Continue reading
Day 45 of 365 Days Of Low Carbon Living.
There are plenty of benefits from eating less meat (that is, a plant-based diet).
In fact, a plant-rich diet is one of the best everyday actions we can take as individuals to reduce damage to the Continue reading
Day 43 of 365 Days Of Low Carbon Living – an easy way to sun dry fruit the easy way.
Summer in my garden usually means a bounty of fruit. Particularly reliable are my plum trees. The question then becomes how to use – or preserve – all the fruit all so none goes to waste. Continue reading
Day 42 of 365 Days Of Low Carbon Living – using BYO containers.
How often do you bring your own (BYO) container?
Have a look at what goes into your ‘rubbish’ bin. Chances are that an awful lot of it is plastic packaging from food and other groceries.
How big is the problem – and what can you do about it? Continue reading
Day 41 of 365 Days Of Low Carbon Living – using tired vegetables.
When you clean out your fridge, are you scared what you might find in your crisper? What do you do with your tired vegetables? Continue reading