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What's the difference?
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If you travel by public transport, use low energy light bulbs and compost your waste then you're green. But if you like your food fast, your feet flash and can't resist a £6 pair of jeans does that mean you're unethical? It's so confusing. |
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Sign up and we'll receive £15
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Have you switched to green energy yet? We have the perfect incentive. If you buy your electricity from Ecotricity it will cost no more than your current supplier, you'll have a clear conscience and we'll receive £15 for every household that signs up, |
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It's still better to shop local
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Step aside George Monbiot, move over Jonathan Porritt, there's a new alpha male leading the green lobby and this one is dressed in an M&S suit. As large retailers hurry to whip out their green credentials should we now be embracing them? |
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Pressureworks attempts to explain
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Trouble has been brewing in the UK’s burgeoning green electricity market. Last year, an article appeared in The Ecologist slamming 100% renewable energy tariffs from mainstream and dedicated ‘green’ energy suppliers alike. In search of some clarity Pressureworks spoke to two of the big players; |
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to an ethical life
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Once being green meant growing dreads, living up a tree and having an irrational fear of toiletries. Now it's a lot easier to your bit. This series looks at how, through small changes, you can keep your 21st century lifestyle without fast tracking us all to armageddon. |
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What to buy?
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As our spending habits are being scrutinised and questioned, Kati Dshedsherov ponders whether we can only have our cake and eat it if it’s home-made! |
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Should I fly?
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Are carbon offsetting schemes just a way of easing our conscience while continuing to push up carbon emissions, or a genuine contribution to solving the problem of climate change? Kati Dshedshorov reports. |
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