Shopping

Below are our 7 articles in the 'shopping' category:

Buying Local and Lowering Food Miles
There’s a price to pay for everything item of food you buy at the supermarket. That price is not just how much it costs in money but also the food miles involved. What are food miles? In a ...
Carbon Neutral Supermarkets
Carbon counted, CO2, carbon dioxide, emissions, sustainability, waitrose, marks and spencer, sainsbury’s, asda, tesco, Somerfield, organic food, seasonal uk produce, transportation miles, greenpeace, ...
Consume Less And Lower Your Footprint
We’re a consumer society. These days it often seems, we live to buy things. But the more new things we buy, the more energy is used in making and transporting them. That all goes into our carbon ...
Diet and Your Carbon Footprint
You might well be wondering how what you eat can affect your carbon footprint or even if it can. But the truth is that your diet really can have an effect on climate change, albeit indirectly. The ...
Farm Shops and Farmer's Markets
The revolution in farm shops and farmers’ markets began about a decade ago. Revolution might seem like a strong term but in many ways, that’s exactly what it was. It was a revolt against the way food ...
Is Buying Organic More Carbon-Friendly?
There’s no doubt that the popularity of organic food is increasing – you simply have to look at the produce and meat sections of your local supermarket to realise that. People believe it’s healthier ...
Packaging
Everything we buy comes with packaging. The big problem is that there’s generally far too much of it. Often there’s far more packaging than item and we just end up throwing it away since so much of ...

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