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Recycle the present to save the future.

Recycle the present to save the future.

Friday Blog Series 3: Be Clean – Go Green Recycle the present to save the future. In the UK, we throw away 13 billion steel cans every year – Stacked on top of each other, you could make 3 piles of cans that would reach to the moon! This week’s tip is all...
Friday Blog Series 3: Be Clean, Go Green!

Friday Blog Series 3: Be Clean, Go Green!

Friday Blog Series 3: Be Clean, Go Green! Let’s keep 1.5 alive! Our next series will be tips on how you can make a difference, big or small, to be clean and go green! We want to help you understand ways you can reduce your carbon footprint, to do your part towards...
Recycle the present to save the future.

Lissa’s Friday Blog: Happy Earth Day!

Earth Day is celebrated each year on 22 April and acts as a reminder to protect the environment and try to live a more sustainable life. Earth Day started in 1970 when the impacts of 150 years of industrial development could no longer be ignored and by 1990, 200...
Lissa’s Friday Blog: Celebrating Easter Sustainably

Lissa’s Friday Blog: Celebrating Easter Sustainably

I thought it would be a good time to share some tips on how you can stay both ethical and green over Easter! Choose Fairtrade Easter eggs! I love to receive a chocolate egg at Easter, so why not make it a Fairtrade Easter Egg? According to the Fairtrade Foundation...
Lissa’s Friday Blog: What is a carbon footprint?

Lissa’s Friday Blog: What is a carbon footprint?

To put it simply, a carbon footprint is the total amount of greenhouse gases that are generated by our actions. As of 2021 the average carbon footprint was circa 10 tonnes of CO2 per person, per year. There are many sources of emissions such as food, household...
Lissa’s Friday Blog: what are MEES regulations?

Lissa’s Friday Blog: what are MEES regulations?

MEES are the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard. The government recently set a target of lifting the MEES in relation to let non-domestic building to a ‘B’ EPC rating by 2030. MEES came into force in England and Wales on 1 April 2018. They apply to private rented...