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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Third week of Plastic Free July #pfjuk
Welcome to week 3 of my Plastic Free July challenge. You might remember that I didn’t feel I could take on the whole challenge.
Second week of Plastic Free July #pfjuk
I swear the Universe is beaming down on my with the winds of good fortune. If you remember last week, I was feeling a bit of a newbie about taking up my mini Plastic Free July challenge.
First week of Plastic Free July #pfjuk
How are you getting on with Plastic Free July? You might remember I made a tentative pledge:
What single use or disposable item could YOU give up?
Here’s a topic close to my heart and it happens to involve a woman close to my heart too! Small Footprints is someone I admire greatly. She inspires me daily, runs a fantastic blog and motivates people across the globe to take action in mkaing the world a greener, KINDER place to be!
Are you taking part in Plastic Free July?
It’s plastic free July – what a brilliant month to get involved with before you take part in the Boot Camp that is otherwise known as Zero Waste Week! Created in Perth, Australia, Plastic Free July was birthed in 2011. It aims to raise awareness of the amount of plastic in our lives by encouraging […]
I say shop naked, you say packaging…
I’ve been a proponent of naked shopping for a long time. Take the coconut for example, does it really need to come in plastic?
Is this the answer to reducing food waste?
As you know by now, I have a bit of a thing about food waste. I’ve run several Zero Waste Weeks on the theme and I try to waste as little of it as possible at home.
How recycling can save your sanity
When Little Miss Green was a bit more Little than she is now, we used to have ‘quiet time’ each afternoon. It involved me telling Little Miss Green that it was infact *her* quiet time where she had to go to her room to play for an hour.
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