John Lewis' Green Windows
People keep asking "Will the environment suffer in the recession?" John Lewis obviously don't think so.
Labels: ethical shopping, john lewis, products, recession
Eco-living is the art of living your dreams while minimising your impact on the environment. Topics will include waste, energy, recycling, green building, transport, food, product reviews, book reviews and anything else to help readers live within ecological limits.
Labels: ethical shopping, john lewis, products, recession
The papers are chock full of ways to save money in the recession and the reduction in consumption has been notcied at the petrol pumps and power stations. As I've said before, while this is giving some ecological breathing space, it is not the thriving low carbon living that most of us want to see. And we appear to be seeing a tendency to buy similar amounts of cheaper stuff - which is usually a false economy as cheap things often wear out quicker.
Labels: consumption, green consumerism, recession