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No rest for the wicked

Geesh, you’d think the woman would give us a break, wouldn’t you? I mean, look how much we have achieved

Pinta goes green as supermarkets offer shoppers the chance to buy milk in a bag

From The Times June 9, 2008 Picking up a bag of milk from the shop may sound strange but could

Litter dropping shock at Chez Green

Confessionals are great things. You just share all your sins, receive forgiveness and away you go with a spring in

new zero waste habits and weekly weigh in

Hmmm, I feel a theme coming on – yesterday’s post was about habits too. You’ll discover this about me –

Putting new habits into place (and failing)

Old habits die hard don’t they? I was tired, rushed and hassled when I placed my weekly Sainsbury’s order. I

Four bins for rubbish, recycling and compost

By Alicia Kelly, Worcester News Monday 9th June 2008 A good move for Droitwich; I hope this works out for

Onya reusable bag disount NOW CLOSED

I’m thrilled to be test driving a reusable Onya Bag. If you’ve read our article on plastic carrier bags, you’ll

Britain To Burn Trash for Energy

From Time Magazine. By THOMAS K. GROSE Monday, Jun. 09, 2008 For all its fervent advocates, recycling has come nowhere

broken cake and other catastrophes

Preparing Sunday lunch yesterday was an interesting and reflective time. I realised, that without thinking, I was putting any ‘rubbish’

Haringey Council introduces full mixed recycling

Congratulations to Haringey council for increasing their kerbside collections! June 7th, 2008 by David Harrison Haringey Council is working to

New recycling plant to create a virtuous circle for plastic

A small corner of east London is set to help tackle the UK’s waste mountain by turning used drinks bottles

Sunday summary

It’s been an incredible first week here at Chez Green. The support we’ve had over the past few days has

There’s a naked chicken in my kitchen

How do you recycle plastic meat packaging? The short answer is, you can’t. Well, not around here anyway. But are

Wanna hear the latest plastics recycling gossip?

The astonishing, absolutely agonisingly atrociously amazing Almost Mrs Average snuck in through the back door of this week’s WRAP conference