Written by Clare Topping
on 14th Sep 2011.
Reduce, reuse, recycle – a trio of words known to most people; but why is it becoming increasingly important for businesses.
Written by Clare Topping
on 4th Mar 2011.
Can a creature be too cute to kill? Even an invasive one? Possibly, but it is also illegal to kill any dormouse, even a fat one.
Written by Clare Topping
on 10th Feb 2011.
Extra packaging, confusing packaging symbols – why did I start looking! Now I face a dilemma – buy a cereal with too much packaging or one where the oats are from an unspecified origin!
Written by Clare Topping
on 5th Dec 2010.
A low carbon event was mainly a sale pitch, but did give me some ideas / reminders of what I should be doing next.
Written by Clare Topping
on 2nd Dec 2010.
In an effort to keep up the momentum, we have finally sent our waste electrical products for recycling at a local centre which will recover the metals and recycle the plastics.
Written by Clare Topping
on 27th Nov 2010.
Sometimes it is difficult to make a start on any of the projects that start to pile up, but sometimes it is all about making some of the smaller, easy steps to start gaining some traction. In the space of just a couple of weeks we have managed to put just two recycling schemes in place at work.
Written by Clare Topping
on 12th Nov 2010.
The previous government appeared to have made many policies relating to energy consumption, but did any of them make any difference?
Written by Clare Topping
on 9th Nov 2010.
Whilst happily campaigning against rain forest destruction, many of us forget that we are losing what we have at home. Maybe the forward thinking policies of Costa Rica can help show us the way to manage our ecosystems.
Written by Clare Topping
on 14th Aug 2010.
A facetious comment left me feeling quite angry, but also, quite worried.
Written by Clare Topping
on 28th Jun 2010.
Retailers are asking for government policy to reduce packaging, but I thought that more power resided in the corporate world to bring about change, than in Whitehall.