Green (Living) Review

Incorporating The HOMESTEADER, Forestry Review, Ethical Living Review, Parks & Open Spaces, and Allotment Garden & Smallholding Review

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MARK THOMAS TO SPEAK AT URBAN GREEN FAIR 2009

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The Urban Green Fair 2009, 20th September, Brockwell Park, Lambeth.  11am – 7pm. Celebrity political activist, writer and comedian Mark Th...

Nokia Smart Home Knowledge and the Vaasa energy cluster meet in a new company – There Corporation

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The combination of the Nokia Smart Home team know-how and the Comsel team knowledge of energy grid and metering create an unique and strong ...

Nontoxic Housecleaning – Book Review

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Review by Michael Smith (Veshengro) Nontoxic Housecleaning (a Chelsea Green Guide) by Amy Kolb Noyes 96 pages paperback, 4.75 x 6.5 inche...

Make do and mend – Book Review

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Review by Michael Smith (Veshengro) Make do and mend Updated for the modern home By the John Lewis Partnership Published by the John ...

Barbara's Bakery Concludes Dr. Kress Award Program For Kids

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by Michael Smith (Veshengro) Barbara’s Bakery, the health food pioneer, has concluded their “How I Changed the World” Kress Award program,...

Angelenos to mobilize for Coastal Cleanup Day

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by Michael Smith (Veshengro) Angelenos are asked to mobilize for Coastal Cleanup Day as “Heal the Bay” seeks volunteers for September 19 t...

Woodland work camp works wonders

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Volunteers from across Northern England have been gathering in a local beauty spot near Sheffield to enhance its user-friendliness. Beeley...

Mayor of London's Hydrogen Highway

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by Michael Smith (Veshengro) Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London, is to help create Britain's first "hydrogen highway", using...

Are SIGG Aluminum water bottles safe?

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SIGG Bottles Now BPA Free. But What Were They Before? by Michael Smith (Veshengro) Do SIGG Aluminum bottles contain BPA? Not any more. ...

What should you be doing in the garden now, in the middle of September?

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by Michael Smith (Veshengro) If you live in the northern hemisphere where autumn is now upon us then harvesting should be your priority, a...
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