1. Holidays - Reduce your environmental impact

Today with the rise of Eco Tourism it can be hard to determine what is truly environmentally friendly and what is just marketing. Below we have outlined a few simple ideas that will result in reducing ...

2. Composting Toilets

... compost-toilet systems have begun to compete with and replace conventional water closets in high-use public facilities. There they have found a market because of their resilience and the environmental ...

3. Solar Vehicles

... Some solar balloons are large enough for human flight, but usage is generally limited to the toy market as the surface-area to payload-weight ratio is relatively high. Solar sails are a proposed form of ...

4. Photovoltaics

... 30% in the late 1990s. Germany has become the leading PV market worldwide since revising its Feed-in tariff system as part of the Renewable Energy Sources Act. Installed PV capacity has risen from 100 MW ...

5. Battery Recycling

... Sainsburys and other major producers and supermarkets at ''Green Batteries'' Freepost Recycling. And a UK Battery Recycling Guide for Business is available at ''UK only recycles 4% of household batteries. ...

6. Recursive recycling

... at greater than 99 percent is a concept based on outputs used to provide the next level of processing, reuse, conservation and market delivery of the derivatives.  ...

7. Recycling Criticism

... save resources, such as with large scraps of aluminum, this will be reflected in market prices, and voluntary recycling will take place. Thus, there is no need for the government to mandate it. Tree farmers ...

8. Recycling

... the recyclates, and a potential demand for the recycled products. These last two requirements are often overlooked—without both an industrial market for production using the collected materials and a consumer ...