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Greeniology 2020 Greener Living Today, and in the Future

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ISBN-10: 0522858546

ISBN-13: 9780522858549

Edition: N/A

Authors: Tanya Ha

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From advice on green cleaning and eco-fashion to lessons on how to grow your own food and save water, this informative, fun guide details how individual lifestyle choices can make for a healthier planet. Written by environmental advocate and TV reporter Tanya Ha, this handbook offers simple steps that reduce daily eco-footprints at home, at work, and even while traveling. The book’s practical—not punitive—tips cover a variety of categories with such chapters as “Food,” “Green Building and Renovating,” and “Having a Green Baby.”
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Book details

List price: $36.99
Publisher: Melbourne University Publishing
Publication date: 10/1/2011
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 336
Size: 6.18" wide x 9.21" long x 0.98" tall
Weight: 0.880

Introduction
Becoming Future Ready
What does the future hold?
How do I become future ready?
Healthy Home, Healthy Planet
Indoor air quality
Endocrine disrupters-chemicals that mess with your hormones
Working Green
Why go green at work?
Energy
Water
Consumables and waste
Purchasing
Worker wellbeing
Making it happen
Green investment
Green Cleaning
What are we aiming for?
Green cleaning tool kit: the hardware
Green cleaning tool kit: the software
Green cleaning tips and recipes
Commercial cleaning products
Pest control
Green Wardrobe and Linen Press
Textiles and the environment
Clothing
Manchester: greener options
Green Grooming and Bathing
Green in the bathroom
Green and gorgeous, inside and out
Greener grooming products
Cosmetics claims
What to look for Sun-safe skin
DIY green grooming
Animal welfare issues
Food
How food is produced
Food tips
Food's carbon footprint
Food's water footprint
Waste and Recyling
Why reduce waste and recycle?
What's in our waste?
Food waste
Paper and packaging: before you recycle
Household recycling
Plastic bags
Litter
Hazardous waste
Miscellaneous recycling
Energy
Energy in the home
Energy rating programs
Keeping warm
The ultimate heating guide
Staying cool
The ultimate cooling guide
Water heating
Appliances
Green whitegoods
Cooking
Lighting
Entertaining electricity
Renewable energy
Electricity and GreenPower
Home renewable energy systems
Carbon offsetting
Water
Water action plan
Where we use water
Buying water-efficient products
Saving water
Bathroom
Toilet
Laundry
Kitchen
Greywater
The Green Garden
Considerations for a green garden
Understanding your ecosystem
What to plant
Water in the garden
Recycling in the garden
Compost
Worm farming
Going organic in the garden
Mulch
Rainwater tanks
Greywater
Pest control
Garden d�cor
Landscaping to save energy
Pets
Green Building and Renovating
What makes a house green?
Building a new house
Buying an existing home
Green renovations
Getting Around
Saving fuel
Recycling
Current fuels
Buying a new car
Alternatives to using cars
Travel
How to have a Green Baby
Tips for a low-toxin pregnancy
Green food preparation
Doing the laundry
Choosing safe toys
In the bath
The great nappy debate
Disposable nappies
Cloth nappies
Nappy alternatives and related products
Green baby to green child
Notes
Acknowledgements
Index