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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Sunday roundup

Filed in Blog by on June 15, 2008 6 Comments

There’s been lots going on here at My Zero Waste this week. Firstly, we have a generous 15% discount lined up with the lovely people at Onya Bags. Find out how to grab your very own reusable bag for a fraction of the cost on our offers and discounts page. Be quick; you’ve got until […]

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No rest for the wicked

Filed in Blog by on June 13, 2008 8 Comments

Geesh, you’d think the woman would give us a break, wouldn’t you? I mean, look how much we have achieved in two short weeks! We’ve gone from a dustbin, two bags and a carrier bag to just half a swing bin liner for the landfill. I spent yesterday morning sorting out our ‘recycling space’. It’s […]

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

Filed in Waste News by on June 12, 2008 24 Comments

From The Times June 9, 2008 Picking up a bag of milk from the shop may sound strange but could become an everyday occurrence as a “revolutionary” eco-friendly milk container is introduced across the country. Sainsbury’s is to sell milk packaged in a recycleable plastic bag across 35 of its stores from Wednesday, to try […]

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Litter dropping shock at Chez Green

Filed in Blog by on June 12, 2008 9 Comments

Confessionals are great things. You just share all your sins, receive forgiveness and away you go with a spring in your step and a lighter conscience. Ok, so you open yourself up to ridicule and a fast track to hell as well, but we’re prepared to take a chance. Hot off the press: “Little Miss […]

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new zero waste habits and weekly weigh in

Filed in Blog by on June 11, 2008 8 Comments

Hmmm, I feel a theme coming on – yesterday’s post was about habits too. You’ll discover this about me – I contradict myself a lot. Yesterday I was saying how old habits die hard and today I’m raving about how easy it all is. Such is the mind of a Gemini woman. When we initially […]

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Putting new habits into place (and failing)

Filed in Blog by on June 10, 2008 11 Comments

Old habits die hard don’t they? I was tired, rushed and hassled when I placed my weekly Sainsbury’s order. I unpacked it today to realise I had bought three very non zero waste friendly products:

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Four bins for rubbish, recycling and compost

Filed in Waste News by on June 10, 2008 2 Comments

By Alicia Kelly, Worcester News Monday 9th June 2008 A good move for Droitwich; I hope this works out for them 🙂 THIS is the array of bins that will be coming to homes in Droitwich soon. The bins include a grey one for household rubbish, a green one for recycling, a silver bin for […]

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Onya reusable bag disount NOW CLOSED

Filed in Blog, Product reviews by on June 9, 2008 4 Comments

I’m thrilled to be test driving a reusable Onya Bag. If you’ve read our article on plastic carrier bags, you’ll see that a reusable bag is a much better option for the environment. It helps keep plastic out of the landfill and reduces the amount of rubbish you produce each week. Using your own shopping […]

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