Article Archive for November 2009
I’m the Queen of reuse here at Chez Green.
Plastic bag ties get used to keep tomatoes growing up their stakes. Old coffee pots keep my string from winding their way around everything in the drawer, …
This year I set myself a New Years resolution. It was to swap my bank from one of the four main High Street banks to an ethical bank. I was alarmed to discover that my …
It’s time for my roundup of some of the world’s green stories.
All of the stories chosen will help you go greener in some way - perhaps you’ll learn how to reuse something, reduce your carbon …
In our review about the Quanta 18 LED from Eternaleds, I talked about a little trick to improve the light distribution and dispersion. LEDs are not especially good at being a general room light, as …
The fabulous Book of Green website has a new look!
Describing itself as the Annual Eco Paper Back Directory, the book of green is the only eco living directory you need. We mentioned them on the …
Last week’s Change the World Wednesday Challenge was to give our cars some TLC. Having the correct tyre pressure and clean filters means cars run more efficiently. In turn this reduces our carbon footprint.
I’m proud …
The Green Web Awards, in association with Nigel’s Eco Store is in its second year.
All of the entrants are nominated by the people who know most about green living: the people who visit and use …
Back in May, we listed 5 reasons to go veggie. These included health, the environment and sustainable development.
One of the latest campaigns around vegetarianism and climate change, is “Meat free Monday“.
It’s the time of the week where I share the link love!
All of the stories chosen will help you go greener in some way - perhaps you’ll learn how to reuse something, reduce your carbon …


