5 Things You Didn’t Know You Can’t Recycle
Recycling is one of the most important things that everyday people can do to help lower their carbon footprint, limit landfill growth and protect the environment.
Renewable Energy – 5 Countries beating the UK
A world without fossil fuels or pollution feels like it’s a long way off.
Top 5 Landscaping Trends For 2017
Be it a garden, office communal space, restaurant garden, or public park, outdoor spaces are a place where everyone loves to spend time (weather permitting). As such, they have become an extension of our indoor fashions, trends and personalities. Gone are the days of a garden simply being an area without a roof, they’re now […]
Should the UK Introduce A Bottle Deposit Scheme?
The UK is currently discussing the potential of introducing a bottle deposit scheme.
Reasons Your Business Should Be Recycling
As a business owner, the government’s standpoint on the disposal of commercial waste is clear: You must: Keep waste to a minimum by doing everything you reasonably can to prevent, reuse, recycle or recover waste (in that order). Disposal of business or commercial waste Understandably, it’s not possible for a business to prevent or reuse all […]
Why Less Popular Renewable Energy Is the Most Important
If you do a quick Google image search for “renewable energy” what do you see? You will see a whole page of solar panels and wind turbines. Solar panels and wind turbines are the 2 primary sources of renewable energy on the minds of society. We drive past solar panels on our neighbours roofs […]
The World’s Most Environmentally Responsible Companies
It’s quite common for people to think of the biggest companies in the world as heartless, mindless, soulless corporations that couldn’t care less about the environment. We read in the news of companies dumping their waste inappropriately, using unsustainable material sources and unscrupulous practices. However, there are a number of big names in the world […]
Burning Waste For Energy
Burning rubbish is generally considered a bad thing by the public. It produces toxins and pollutants which harm our environment; the public is advised to place their waste into the bin, rather than on the bonfire.
The Difference Between Biomass and Biogas
Biomass and biogas are growing in popularity – if you’ll excuse the pun – in today’s ever more focussed ‘green society’.
The Energy Lifecycle
Energy cannot be created nor destroyed. This is a fundamental fact of life (as far as the world’s top scientists are aware).