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Insulation may not be as exciting as wave power or solar-generated electricity, but it is number one in importance, as Carolle Doyle discovers. |
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How long is it since you have gazed up at the night sky to marvel at the constellations? Sadly there are few places left in Britain where you can still see them. Andrew McCloy reports
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Are you accumulating carbon-laden air miles? Using up precious local resources abroad? Ignoring local communities? It's time you considered responsible travel, says Gillian Thomas.
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Surrey was a centre of lavender growing until the First World War, but now efforts are paying off to reintroduce the crop. Helen Gazeley reports
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UK stores hand out more plastic bags than any other country in Europe, but in parts of the country, local people are making a stand against them, says Andrew McCloy
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Saving the planet begins at home. Andrew McCloy explains how concerned communities are taking environmental concerns seriously and doing something about them. |
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Catherine Dell reports on the nationwide campaign to declutter our highways and byways. |
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You can stick to your environmental principals even after you die, by asking for a ‘natural’ or ‘green’ funeral, reports Penny Kitchen. |
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