Dear Readers It’s time to thank our Dad’s again, for the first camping trip and teaching you to build a fire, for re-painting your room for the 5th time that year and putting up even more shelves, for late night pick-up’s at parties, for not scaring away your first date, for career advice and helping you get that first loan.
Fathers are our support and strength and deserve an eco-conscious, earth friendly green gift this year. We have some great ideas for you in our first article and look at some green shaving tips for men and women, examine the earth friendliness of leather and give advice on going green when buying a new laptop.
Happy Fathers Day to all our Readers!
Kind Regards Andrea Firth Editor |
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For many of us, dear ol' Dad is the toughest person to find that perfect gift for, if you’re still looking around for the right gift for your dad, how about something that exudes “green”. Even if you decide you really must buy him something new this year, rest assured that you have an every-growing array of great green gift options. |
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There was a time, not so long ago, when excess body hair represented a commitment to the environment. Letting it grow on legs, armpits, face’s — somehow symbolized a back-to-basics simplicity that put nature first and pushed vanity to a distant second. With about 2 billion disposable razors ending up in landfills each year (according to the EPA), those who remained hairy may have been on to something. |
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Leather is everywhere—from shoes, boots and belts, to purses, wallets, jackets, furniture and car seats. For the eco-minded leather lover there is more than just an animal rights issue to make us steer clear, the pollutants and toxins that go into tanning and making leather products are destructive to the earth. |
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The majority of modern-day electronics use a variety of potentially toxic chemicals, like arsenic, lead and mercury. While those chemicals are safely contained within pour electronic devices, if disposed of improperly into a landfill, they can leach those toxins into the ground and water table. |
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