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Elementary my dear Wattson! From the brewing depths of bubbling concoctions and Bunsen burners at DIY Kyoto’s UK labs emerges the Ferrari of energy monitors (the Ferrari bicycle, of course!)
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We are currently offering 20% off our low carbon lifestyle book range. Amongst them you'll find advice on low carbon eating, information on finances of eco friendly living, the sheer beauty of our planet in the Big Earth Book and inspirational holiday ideas in Alastair Sawday's 'Green Places to Stay' (Now £11.20 from £13.99): Support local communities and go orca-watching from kayaks, see an underwater ballet of dugongs, go reindeer sledding or rafting down mountains, or find serenity in a reiki course.
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Elementary my dear Wattson! From the brewing depths of bubbling concoctions and Bunsen burners at DIY Kyoto’s UK labs emerges the Ferrari of energy monitors (the Ferrari bicycle, of course!)
From beach huts to eco-chic hotels, this is the definitive guide to inspiring places to stay that are environmentally and socially responsible.
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Julia Hailes is a leading opinion former, consultant and speaker on sustainability issues.
A pioneer in the environmental world, Alastair Sawday is the founder of the first carbon-neutral publishing company, planting trees to compensate for air travel, promoting environmental awareness and sustainable living.
Tracey is a specialist writer and broadcaster on sustainable living and often deemed Britain's leading expert on downshifting.
Solitaire Townsend is co-founder and Managing Director of Futerra, the Sustainable Communications Agency.
Brigit writes, talks and campaigns to raise awareness about environmental issues. Her family were the subject of the BBC2 series ‘It’s Not Easy Being Green’.
