keep the lid on to conserve energyI’ve been experimenting with the way I cook in order to try and save some carbon emissions.
This week I’ve been doing the simplest thing that MUST be saving a considerable amount of resources. (my electricity reading shows I’ve cut 20% off my normal usage this week).
Reduce fuel consumption and save money - one simple frugal step could save you 20%!
February 26th, 2008 · 3 Comments
Tags: Green Home and recipes
How to get free heating for your home!
February 9th, 2008 · No Comments
sun streaming through windowThe sun is shining here in the UK today. It’s a beautiful day that reminds us spring is on the way.
On days like this we can get heating for free if we take advantage of the sunlight.
Tapping into the resources of nature are the secrets to a self sufficient and frugal lifestyle.
Tags: Green Home and recipes · Self Sufficiency
Thought provoking read: Heat by George Monbiot
February 3rd, 2008 · No Comments
heat by george monbiot
At last I have found a voice of reason amidst the madness of Western Life. I’m in love with George Monbiot after reading just the introduction to his book ‘Heat’. In his book, Monbiot seeks to show how we can successfully attain a 90% cut in carbon emissions here in the UK […]
Tags: Self Sufficiency
CFLs, LEDs and incandscent light bulbs. Are they energy efficient, sustainable and safe?
January 14th, 2008 · No Comments
CFLs are great for reducing household CO2 emissions, being more energy efficient than regular incandescent light bulbs. They are more sustainable because they last longer, therefore producing less waste for the landfill. However, emerging opinion seems to suggest that CFLs are not very safe. They have been linked with a range of health conditions including […]
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