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Author: Danny Seo Publisher: St Martins Press, United States (2001) It doesn't take much time, effort, or money to make a difference in the world. It's the small choices you make every day - from what you wear to what you use to furnish your home - that have a tremendous impact. In this lavishly ill...

Author: Dan Phillips Publisher: Harper Collins Illustrated, United Kingdom (2000) Adopting ecofriendly principles of living does not mean having to forfeit elegance in the home. A beautiful and inspiring guide to twenty-first century living, The Ecofriendly Home will help you design and furnish your...

Author: Barbara Briddock Publisher: Hodder Moa Beckett, New Zealand (1995) This is a comprehensive, environmentally friendly problem-solver created specifically for New Zealanders. It offers simple, cost effective shortcuts to a vast array of tasks, with tips on how to organise your home life better so that you have more leisure time to enjoy.

Author: John Elkington Publisher: Victor Gollancz (1990) John Elkington give an insiders view of the Green movement on the threshold of the Nineties. As tv screens were filled with evocative images of burning rainforests and oilspills; every paper carried headlines on green issues. Hardback, 278 pages (Used)

Author: Esme Floyd Publisher: Marks Spencer, United Kingdom (2007) Small changes to create a greener, eco-friendly world With ideas for recycling, conservation and enrgy efficiency, 1001 Little Ways to Save our Planet offers quick, simple ways to reduce your impact on the environment and start livin...

Author: Ramsin Blanchard, forward by Lily Cole Publisher: Hodder Stoughton, United Kingdom (2007) How to Change the World with Style Are you a fashionista with a conscience Do you dream of cheap clothes that don't cost the earth Would you love to be ethical, but hate to compromise on style If so, Gr...

Author: Jonathon Porritt Publisher: Angus Robinson, (1991) A Call to Action. This book is both a dramatic statement of the damage already done to the Earth and a ringing appeal to the peoples of every nation to change their ways. For the answers lie in our hands, as voters, as citizens, as parents, as consumers. Issues and experiences are outlined by many contributors. Hardcover, 208 pages (Used)

Published by: (im)PulsePaperbacks A collection of hints and tips on reusing and recycling everyday objects. In this disposable world we live in, this fabulous book is packed with ideas for recycling and reusing things that we would normally throw away. From using cans and bottles for quirky containe...

Author: Sally Morgan Publisher: Franklin Watts, Australia (1997) Every time we turn on a tap we use up some of earth'as resources. And the more people there are, the more resources we use up. These resources will not last forever - but we need them in order to live as we do. For the sake of the futu...

Author: Wincey Willis Publisher: Red Fox Books, United Kingdom 1990 At last, the book that will actually help you to do something towards saving the world. Packed with practical advice and easy-to-follow instructions. Inspiration: How to change your environment Information: Facts, ideas and useful a...

Author: Karen Sullivan Publisher: Piatkus, (2001) You wan to go organic but you don't know how. Is organic food really better for you How good is it for the environment Organic Living in 10 Simple Lessons show you in straightforward terms, but without fudging the comples issues, exactly what an organic way of life involves. Paperback, 144 pages (near new)

Authors: Sarah Callard Diane Millis Publisher: Carlton Books, United Kingdom (2001) A practical guide to eating, gardening, energy saving and housekeeping for a healthy planet. Every day we make choices that affect our health at a micro level - our bodies and our famiies - and, on a macro level, our...

Author: Ross Knowles Publisher: Choice Books, Australia (1997) For most people considering investment, the critical decisions are about what returns to aim for and what risks to take. But do you also want decide whether or not your money is used to support, say, arms manufacture, uranium mining, or ...

Author: Paul Brown Publisher: Franklin Watts, Australia (1998) Every time we turn on a tap we use up some of earth'as resources. And the more people there are, the more resources we use up. These resources will not last forever - but we need them in order to live as we do. For the sake of the future...

Author: Karen Christensen and forward by Jonathon Porritt Publisher: Judy Piatkus (Publishing) Ltd, United Kingdom (1995) The green Home is a comprehensive, accessible and lively introduction to all aspects of green home-making. First published as Home Ecology, this new edition has been revised and ...

Author: Readers Digest Publisher: Reader's Digest General Books, Australia (2006) Packed with hundreds of natural hints, tips and ideas, this is your all-in-one guide to making greener,safer choices for a better, healthier life. Covering a wide range of topics, such as, homemade cleaning products, l...

Author: Diana Cross Publisher: Sally Milner Publishing, Australia (1993) Whether you are looking for different types of craft or simply for new ideas, this book will inspire you to create new craft tems from everday materials around the home. Recycling will give you enormous sense of satisfaction, a...

Publisher: L&K Design (2007) Green Clean including vinegar, citrus fruits and baking soda Many chemicals in the cleaning products used each day can harm you and your children, and the environment. Investingf in separate products for individual cleaning jobs can also be expensive when you add up the ...

Author: Gail Duff Publisher: Doubleday, 1989 For thousands of years we have derived pleasure from natural fragrances. The sweet perfume of flowers, the fresh, clean scent of herbs, and the rich, heady aromas of spices, woods and barks are timeless joys which can be brought into the home all year rou...

Authors: John Elkington Julia Hales with forward by Anita Roddick Publisher Victor Gollancz Ltd, United Kingdom (1988) How to buy products that don't cost the earth Every day, whether shopping for simple necessities or luxury items, our consumer choices affect the environment. Yet most of us are una...

Author: B C Wolverton Publisher: Weidenfeld Nicolson, United Kingdom (1996) Houseplants have always been a popular and stylish addition to homes and offices. Now research at NASA's John C Stennis Skylab Space Center has proved they are also vital to a healthy indoor environment. Dr Wolverton's resea...

Author: Emily Elizabeth Anderson Publisher: Hatherleigh Press, United States (2007) Planning your wedding can be the best time to be eco-friendly. The wedding industry has a huge impact on the global economy and the environment, as wedding parties spend over $125 billion a year in the US alone. Eco-...

Author: Michael Norton Publisher: Penguin, Australian edition (2006) You want to change the world Of course you do. But where do you begin Packed with ideas from leading campaign organisations for conservation and social justice, this ingenious handbook shows how even the smallest changes can impact...