Choose a local organic draught ale and drink a toast to the health of the climate.

We are keen on our carry-out coffees, our take-away salads and soups but we don’t stop to think of all the additional waste that’s being created.

The easiest way for people to help limit climate change is with everyday food choices. Climatarians eat with the climate in mind choosing lower carbon options.

Vintage is all the rage, and good for the climate.

The sheer weight of all the new things you buy for a new baby will give you an idea of the environmental impact.

Cutting down on water use in the home saves water and the energy used to process and deliver it.

Don't just chuck building waste in a skip, look for recycling schemes.

Repairing an item prolongs its life, reducing manufacturing and waste CO2e impacts.

Quality of workmanship can make a big difference in how long something lasts.

Swapping clothes, furniture, books, CDs, toys, bicycles, sports and baby equipment saves money, resources, waste and energy.