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WHAT IT'S ABOUT

Generally not enough is being done at all levels of society with regards good environmental practice and in fact things are going to get much worse with respect to pollution of the atmosphere, groundwater sources and loss of natural environment as a result of over development and increasing traffic. This is before anyone even mentions global warming. The aim of this website is to bring information to everyone's fingertips for little or no cost so that all have the potential to make a slight difference in whatever part of the world they are living in with regard to their everyday lives. It is a business directory within a campaigning philosophy; and is not just intended for environmental use; for example it contains useful information on renovating your home.

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GLASS
Sand, Limestone and Soda Ash are quarried in huge amounts for glass production. The production process uses vast amounts of energy: 1 ton of new glass requires 0.5 tons of coal or 1000kw of electricity. If recycled energy in production is reduced to 25%; with much less pollution as a result. For General Information:

www.glasspac.com - Info on Glass Packaging
www.britglass.co.uk - Directory of recycling
www.wrap.org.uk
www.letsrecycle.com - Collectors
www.wasteonline.org.uk - Companies involved

GOVERNMENT - LOCAL & CENTRAL
Energy Information Administration
www.eia.doe.gov

Environment Agency: www.environment-agency.gov.uk

Other useful information can be found at:
www.dti.org.uk
www.netregs.gov.uk
www.neighbourhood.gov.uk

Fly Tipping Action hotlines: 0800 807060
0845 3000630

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HISTORIC BUILDINGS
Ensuring the continuity of our architectural heritage is not just vital culturally; it is also necessary for a truly sustainable approach to the built environment as refurbishing and caring for old buildings means we will not be wasting energy on building new ones. This has been especially true where local communities have saved their community from demolition by mass development. A good example is Black Road in Macclesfield; famous for being saved by it's residents in the 1970s and for it's support by Prince Charles. Refurbishing historic properties has never been more popular but good practice is vital.

Related websites: www.english-heritage.org.uk - guidance & technical
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
www.spab.org.uk - Society for the Protection of Ancient buildings
www.historic-scotland.gov.uk
www.maintainyourbuilding.org.uk

For companies that specialize in refurbishment and technical support see restoration and refurbishment.

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INFORMATION – MEDIA etc
Association for Environment Conscious Building:
www.aecb.net

Centre for Alternative Technology:
www.cat.org.uk

Consumer issues: www.ethicalconsumer.org

Ecology: www.theecologist.org
www.ecobooks.co.uk

Intermediate Technology: www.itdg.org

Lifestyle: www.oneworld.org

Media Services www.ems.org
www.whizzywig.co.uk

Organic gardening: www.organiccatalog.com

Recycling: www.letsrecycle.com

Sustainable Agriculture, Science and local farming:
www.permaculture.co.uk

Urban Regeneration: www.newstartmag.co.uk

INSULATION
Most of the main insulation companies provide wall, floor and roof insulation which is non-CFC, non-HCFC and has zero ozone depletion. However, they are still not as environmentally sound as sheep's wool, warmcell and other cellulose based products as they use more energy in production. Environmentally friendly insulations include: flax, cellulose (eg Warmcell), and wool (e.g. Thermafleece).

INTERIOR DESIGN
Kitchens- refurbishment: www.sinks.co.uk -Brass & Traditional Sinks on this site
www.kitchenrestoration.com - Kitchen Refurbishment

Woodworking: www.acornfinewoodwork.com

Worktops: www.bordercraft.co.uk
www.barncrest.co.uk

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