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Supporting green charities and organisations is a great way to make a practical difference. Why not give membership of a charity as a present?
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In the UK alone, over thirty million empty inkjet cartridges are thrown away every year - tons of rubbish which could be used to raise much-needed funds for charity. Please Donate Your Empty Ink Cartridges... POSTAGE IS FREE - Just contact us with your name and postal address to receive FREEPOST envelopes and donate your used cartridges. Please state how many free envelopes you require - Hewlett Packard, Canon and Lexmark are all recyclable. Gina's Wish Foundation will receive £1.00 for each cartridge, offering help and support to sufferers of Cystic Fibrosis.
Climate Care was formed in 1998 as a limited company, to help individuals and organisations reduce their own impact on global warming. Then, as now, we were in no doubt of the enormity of the challenge, but we reasoned "One World. One Climate. Two Choices." The first choice is to ignore the problem and hope it will go away by itself. The second choice is to acknowledge the problem and then take sensible, sure steps to resolving it. If "A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step" then the journey to a healthier climate starts today. One step, one person, one company at a time.
When it comes to the environment, even the smallest individual action really does make a difference - and can benefit you too! There are many easy changes we can all make to our everyday lives to help protect and improve our environment - it just involves a little bit of extra thought about our day-to-day actions and how they impact on the environment.
ECO - The Campaign for Political Ecology
The aim of ECO is to realign politics around the ecological imperative which requires that we live within the constraints imposed on us by the earth.
The Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) is an alliance of companies, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and trade union organisations. They exist to promote and improve the implementation of corporate codes of practice which cover supply chain working conditions. Their ultimate goal is to ensure that the working conditions of workers producing for the UK market meet or exceed international labour standards.
Friends of the Earth has been at the forefront of the struggle to protect the environment since 1971, campaigning and mobilising public opinion to persuade politicians and industry to take action - internationally, nationally and locally.
The Green Party aims to create a just, equitable and sustainable society. They focus their efforts primarily, though not exclusively, through the electoral system.
Over 170,000 people in the UK are currently having an impact on the future of their environment. Simply by being a Greenpeace supporter you can be part of the search for solutions to environmental problems and make a real difference.
Established in 1981, Groundwork is a leading environmental regeneration charity. From small community schemes to major regional and national programmes, our network of over 40 local Trusts works in partnership with local people, local authorities and business to promote economic and social regeneration by improvements to the local environment.
Living Earth Foundation is an international, non-governmental organisation (NGO), which encourages people to learn and work together to resolve the environmental issues that concern them.
Did you know that every time you buy something made or grown in a developing country, you take part in a billion pound scam? As it works today, the global trading system rips off people who are already poor. You don't want it. They certainly don't want it. Together, we can change it. Maketradefair.com gives a voice to the farmers, labourers, and factory workers who are being cheated by the blatantly unfair rules of world trade. And it gives a voice to you, the consumer, if you want to join them in the call to end exploitation and make trade fair.
NooTouch - The first Green Advertising Network
NooTouch is a Green Advertising Network.
We place ads created by selected Green businesses onto selected Green websites. The placement is executed automatically, matching ads with the content of a page. Thus, ads are only displayed where they are relevant within this all Green network where all parties share the same values and work together aiming at a greener world.
You are a green business or a green website; we are a green advertising network. Entirely committed to enhance green businesses development, we are a development lever for green-related companies.
Red Pepper is a magazine of information, campaigning and culture. It provides a forum for the left to debate ideas and action.
Scouts go green is the Scout Association's National Programme Initiative for 2004. The initiative aims to support teams of Leaders and young people working towards the Environment Group Award. As well as this website, there is a full colour leaders resource containing over 40 pages of project ideaas, hints and tips on completing the Environment Group Award.
The Soil Association exists 'to research, develop and promote sustainable relationships between the soil, plants, animals and the biosphere, in order to produce healthy food and other products while protecting and enhancing the environment'.
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