Mrs Green
I am a long time supporter of the Green and Sustainable lifestyle. After being caught in the Boscastle floods in 2004, our family begun a journey to respect and promote the importance of Earth's fragile ecosystem, that focussed on reducing waste. Inspired by the beauty and resourcefulness of this wonderful planet, I have published numerous magazine articles on green issues and the author of four books.
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Mrs Green meets Aunty Rubbish
My we had fun! On Friday I popped over to our local Budgens store for a couple of things and who should I meet, but Gloucestershire zero waste week’s very own Aunty Rubbish! What an honour! I nearly flung my knickers at her I was so excited.
Weekly roundup 33
Welcome to our weekly roundup. If you’re new to the site, this is the place where you can gather the past week’s news and catch up with things.
Making seedling pots from toilet roll inners
Ok, we admit it, there’s a bit of a toilet roll theme going on at the moment. Following on from Sarah’s guest post yesterday on planting carrots in cardboard toilet roll inners, I just had to get my oar in too.
Save your cardboard toilet roll inners and grow carrots!
Yipee! I have a day off from writing today! The lovely Sarah from Ethics Trading (who is offering free delivery on all order over £30 and has REDUCED the price of her soapnuts) mentioned growing carrots in toilet roll inners on one of our posts. Well it caused quite a stir amongst our readers who […]
How to recycle milk bottle tops for charity
You can recycle your milk bottle tops for charity with HS4B
Weekly weigh in 33
All smiles this week. We have certainly salvaged our conscience and can look you all in the eye with this week’s weigh in.
A perilous party bag?
The thing about trying to live a zero waste lifestyle is that many things are beyond your control. You can make decisions about the food that you buy and many of the purchases you make, but what comes through the letter box every morning and the things people give you, you have little say in.
A non-zero waste present :(
On Friday we shared our joy at finding Ventus, who really thought about their packaging and the impact on the environment with their products.
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