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Sony Reader versus books: what's greener?
...appears much greener than the other on manufacturing. While a single book's carbon footprint is almost certainly a fraction of the Reader's, the difference is less clear...Posted: 04 September 2008
Tips to extend your holiday's Slow vibe
To help you maintain that Slow vibe at home, try these tips -- from just doing one thing at a time to finally getting enough sleep.Posted: 19 August 2008
Ultimate guide to the UK's green festivals 2008
...co-founder of A Greener Festival, to let you know exactly where your muddy carbon footprint won't squelch so deep into our green and pleasant pastures. This article first...Posted: 02 May 2008
London to Denmark: planes, trains and... environmentally friendly travel
...as they would for a flight and sit on a train seat for 39 hours to cut their carbon footprint. But I'd still do it again. Now I know how it all works, it can only get...Posted: 09 January 2008
In brief: world's biggest organic fair and fair trade scarves
...Mail is trying to catch up with emails by promising to help us cut our (mail) carbon footprint by 80 per cent by using a new software system, ViaPost, which integrates all...Posted: 21 February 2008
Carbonrally challenge you to cut carbon
Carbonrally's new website challenges greenies to cut their carbon footprint.Posted: 26 November 2007
Video: how big is your carbon footprint?
That's the question we put to foodies at Borough Market and discovered that -- despite dozens of carbon calculators on the web - shoppers still don't know their carbon shoesize.Posted: 23 October 2007
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