Green living changes can take place in all areas of your life. They don't have to be massive changes which cost loads of money. You don't have to order a wind turbine to live a greener life. Green living embraces all sorts of changes so there are things that we can all do. Simple swaps and introducing new ideas can help you live in a more eco-friendly way. From the things you buy (or don't buy) to the clothes you wear and where you choose to go on holiday. Food is also an important part of a sustainable lifestyle. You might want to make more ethical decisions alongside your new eco life.
The Observer Ethical Awards 2015 in association with Ecover
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Review: The People's Operator (TPO) Ethical mobile phone network
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Eco holiday cottages in Wales: Banceithin
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