We all have to go to work and we like being consumers, but there are many ways we can fight global warming. Rising global temperatures causes sea level to rise and alter local climate conditions, affecting forests, crop yields, and water supplies. It also affects human health, animals, and the ecosystem. Deserts may expand and the countryside be permanently altered. Learn about your personal impact, lower your CO2 emission, search for Green Energy and make the right choices in future.
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At Mobile Cash Monster they buy your old mobile phones and pay you cash! Mobile phone recycling is really easy and quick with Mobile Cash Monster. Go to the 'sell your phone' page and trade your mobile phone for cash. Recycling your mobile phones means helping divert harmful waste from landfill. Their ...
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The UK produces around 330 million tonnes of waste annually - a quarter of which is from households and business. The rest comes from construction and demolition, sewage sludge, farm waste and spoils from mines and dredging of rivers. Environment-agency is the leading public body for protecting and ...
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The Clif Bar Save Our Snow app combines the usefulness of finding great conditions at a local resort with the brand value of supporting eco-friendly and sustainable businesses. It delivers this information in a way that is as playful as it is beautiful. Fight global warming on your iPhone by making ...
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Almost half of the carbon dioxide emissions come from energy we use every day - at home and when we travel. By saving energy we can all help fight climate change. Not sure where to start? Watch the video guides to see how you can become energy efficient and search the Energy Saving Recommended database ...
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Recycle more stuff more often with Recycle Now. Most people already recycle to some degree and this site is designed to encourage everyone to do a bit more. Recycle Now is the national recycling campaign for England, aimed at encouraging more of us to recycle more things, more often and to understand ...
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With every activity of our daily lives, we connect with the interdependent web of life on Earth. The health of our environment is a reflection of the choices we make. Eartheasy is about sustainable living. It offers information, activities and ideas which help us live more simply, efficiently and with ...
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A Carbon Footprint is a measure of the impact human activities have on the environment in terms of the amount of green house gases produced, measured in units of carbon dioxide. How big is yours? Find out, then reduce it with the Tips to Reduce Your Primary Footprint and offset it!
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Recycle-more.co.uk is the one-stop recycling information centre. You will find help and advice on all aspects of recycling at home, at school and in the workplace right here! You can find information on symbols found on packaging, find out where you can recycle your waste just by typing your postcode ...
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Soil Association is the UK's leading environmental charity promoting sustainable, organic farming and championing human health. On their site you can find out what organic means, and check out our ten reasons to eat organic. From accommodation to clothes, beauty products to supermarkets, find out where ...
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Most people donate cash, clothes or books to Oxfam. But donkeys, houseboats your time and mobile phone are welcome as well. If you received a new mobile phone and are unsure what to do with your old one or have any spare phones not being used - put them to use by recycling for Oxfam. It's quick, easy ...
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