Chewing gum? You could well be chewing fossil fuel. Cutting back on chewing or bubble gum, or being especially careful of how you dispose of it, is just one of the many little things we can do to reduce our environmental impact.

What is more environmentally friendly – using plastic wrap or reusable plastic containers? Like so many aspects of going green, the answer depends on a number of factors.

The term free range is sometimes applied a little loosely. Learn more about the issues and tips for selecting free range chicken and eggs.

Pick up some green tips relating to coffee consumption

All beverages, regardless of how green their ingredients or packaging, face the same challenge – the amount of oil consumption and emissions involved with transporting what is essentially just water. If you enjoy a beer, you can have a more environmentally friendly tipple by brewing your own at home.

We are not only what we eat, but how we eat. In a world becoming increasingly reliant on fast food that isn’t good for us or the environment, the slow food movement seeks to reverse this trend.

The amount of food waste we generate each year is incredible. It’s not only an environmental issue, but a humanitarian and financial one. Pick up some food waste reduction tips and save a stack of money!