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...carbon footprint of clothing. Washing less frequently, using larger loads, tumble drying less and following the care label all make a difference to how long a t-shirt will last and could cut the carbon footprint by 7%. Half of the 120 million t-shirts that are no longer wanted in the UK each year go on to be reused. The other 50% go to recycling, energy generation or...

...carbon footprints. As opposed to production in South America and Africa, production in The Netherlands uses intensive advanced technology such as hydroponics]Would this huge international trade in roses be much smaller if we celebrated St. Valentine's day in summer? Show description Infographic looking at the global rose trade. £2.5 billion market value (2024), Fresh cut...

...carbon footprint, get involved with our 'creative climate' project and find out why it's important to save the earth. Inspire different age groups Thinking about volunteering to help another age group to transfer your generation's skills and knowledge? Find out more by trying our interactive on challenging ageism and free courses on the topic. Start saving species Look...

...carbon emissions worldwide, petrol cars equate to roughly 33% of C02 emissions in the United Kingdom alone (Source). Review your car usage to see if there’s any way to reduce your trips. Maybe on some journeys, you could use public transport instead, or bike to work every once in a while. Car sharing is another fantastic way to reduce cars on the road. Not only is this...

...carbon footprints. While several of the government ministers present, including the UK’s Perry, made a point of stressing their commitment to carbon capture and storage technologies [good luck with that!], at least one country was prepared to extend its ban to another unsustainable energy technology. Inuit gains Natan Obed, president of Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, which...