Greening your life doesn’t have to mean a retrofit
I came across this book over the weekend, The Green Year, by Jodi Helmer, in a local bookshop that I thought was pretty neat. It gives you 365 ideas on how to be more resource-conscious in your everyday life.
You don’t have to install solar panels or a get behind the wheel of an electric car to live green. Small changes like turning off the tap while you brush your teeth, taking canvas bags to the supermarket and recycling all have a positive impact on the environment.
The Green Year shows you how to be more eco-friendly, one day at a time. It’s filled with simple, practical suggestions for going green – no major time commitments or expensive equipment required. All you need to get started is an interest in green living. Oh, you’ll need the book, too!
You can purchase the book here – And you can actually buy a used copy for two green reasons (less trees lost and more dollars still in your pocket).
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