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By David Newnham I am as green as the next person. In fact, on a good day, in the right light and with a warm southwesterly breeze behind me, I
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For such a small word ‘biofuel’ has generated a huge amount of controversy – turning environmental brother against brother. So is it really the answer to all our fuel issues?
Fun holidays don’t have to feature long-haul flights or cartoon mice. Alison Shepherd talks to the intrepid Grays Meet the Grays: mum Jean, dad Jamie and the kids Edward, 9,
Can you save money and save the planet? Alistair Suttie reports on how the new breed of green cars are gaining ground with a bit of celebrity help So, who
It’s easy if you try, says Stephen Bates. Just think of all the trips to the dump it saves you Councils! Can’t live with them. Can’t live without them. When
Sunlight is a plentiful source of energy, but is it really worth our while trying to tame it? Joe Clancy looks at how families have saved money as well as
How does he balance a love of his sports car with doing his bit? Caroline Rees investigates the poet’s sacrifices and indulgences Which activity gives you the warmest doing-my-bit glow?
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The experts make it look easy. A bin full of vegetable peelings, a soupcon of shredded newspaper … et voila! Perfect crumbly compost. So why, asks David Newnham, is my
Verite Reily Collins enjoys the Charente’s water … and wine Floating along on the Charente, chilled wine to hand, we agreed with King Francois I; this is a beautiful river.
Once the backbone of industry, Britain’s canals have survived to provide relaxing and peaceful family holidays. Carol Davis reports from on board a narrow boat While thousands in Britain were