The Original Eco Friendly & Sustainable Living Portal (since 2009)
environment, Tag
- Mould Prevention, do it yourself tips Mon, 20 Jul 15, 11:18amPreventing mould in your house without using expensive chemicals or solutions, managing it the DIY way.
- Low Allergen Building Design Mon, 3 Aug 09, 11:31amLow allergen design is a whole building approach that aims to reduce and avoid all known allergens, and to minimize the conditions in which they occur...
- I lived the climate crisis every day of my childhood. This November, I'll vote on it | Jessica Díaz Vázquez 2 hours agoChemical headaches, plant sirens – these were the constant background to my home and school life. My community is on the climate frontline
- US to issue sanctions despite being told by European powers it has no legal power to do so
- Senator Ian the Climate Denialist Potato on the government's plans for gas | First Dog on the Moon 5 hours agoIt is part of the journey from coal (my first love) to so-called renewables and then back to coal again after renewables destroy civilisation
- Britain’s commitment to a net zero carbon footprint by 2050 can be the catalyst for a jobs revolution in regions beyond London and the south-east. The government is doing far too little to make it happen
- Failure to protect fragile moors habitat fans doubts about the government’s green credentials
- Ahead of the release of the Federal Government's long-awaited technology roadmap, Scott Morrison refuses to commit to a target of net zero carbon emissions by 2050, despite describing it as "achievable".
- PM says he’s ‘more interested in the doing’ as he walks back amount of new generation needed to replace Liddell coal plant from 1,000MW to 250MW
- The sidelining of locally-elected voices in a decision to green-light a new power station at Esperance calls the integrity of a Western Australian Government approvals process into question.
- From simple actions to self-reliance: Josh Byrne's sustainable home upgrades for every budget one day agoRetrofitting your house or apartment to use less energy doesn’t have to be an expensive exercise
- A company steeped in oil and gas production may not find it easy to convince investors of its environmental credentials
- Toyota reveals plan to turn trucks into emissions-free 'power plants' Fri, 18 Sep 20, 4:05amCarmaker is to begin testing proposal to fit its Dyna vehicles with hydrogen fuel cells
- Morrison trying to 'emasculate' Arena by shifting focus to carbon capture, Labor says Thu, 17 Sep 20, 6:26pmGreens join Labor criticism of overhaul saying it is ‘like taking money from the health budget and giving it to a tobacco company’
- Police expecting more lockdown protests on weekend – as it happened Thu, 17 Sep 20, 7:30pmQueensland registers one new case of Covid as Scott Morrison announces new energy plan that diverts funding away from renewables. This blog is now closed
- Lithium find in Cornwall spurs hopes of regeneration Thu, 17 Sep 20, 7:41pmDiscovery of high-grade metal used for electric car batteries ‘could be enough to meet total future UK demand’
- Coronavirus Australia live update: Victoria police expecting more lockdown protests on weekend as state records 28 new Covid cases and NSW five Thu, 17 Sep 20, 5:53pmQueensland registers one new case of Covid as Scott Morrison announces new energy plan that diverts funding away from renewables. Follow all today’s news
- Works out the repayments on a home loan and displays a handy graph to show you how quickly you are paying off the loan. Also allows you to check how green your house is and if the money saved could help pay off the loan sooner.
- Confessions of a Greenpeace Dropout: The Making of a Sensible Environmentalist is Dr. Patrick Moore's engaging firsthand account of his many years spent as the ultimate Greenpeace insider, a co-founder and leader in the organization's...