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Tuesday, 27 October 2009
Green Finder Newsletter
Green Finder Newsletter
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Hi Everyone,
Welcome to our October newsletter. We've had a busy month so far and would like to welcome our new subscribers who visited us at the Derby Eco Fest and the Nottingham Keen Green Markets.
We've also had a lovely week away in beautiful Pembrokeshire which we've shared with you here as well as launching the Midlands Green Pages, a new sister site for GreenFinder which we're really excited about and will tell you more later on...
Anyway without further ado let's get on with the usual line up of events, articles and eco tips.
Green Events
The Keen Green & Ethical Markets visit on Exeter on Friday 30th October for three days. More Keen Green dates.
Monkton Wyld Winter Fair (Sat Nov 28th)
Find the perfect gift and the tastiest treats at our Monkton Market and join us in celebrating the year drawing to a close. With festive family activities and Christmas crafts. More details of this event and other at Monkton here.
For More Green Events Click Here
My Alter-Eco
Although we are mighty impressed with this hi-tec eco invention designed just down the road from us at Warwick Uni we're certainly not impressed with the fact that it uses up waste chocolate.
More about our sister site
 We are pleased to finally announce the launch of our new sister site the Midlands Green Pages. Being Midlanders born and bred we thought it about time that there was a green directory specifically promoting the numerous eco-businesses, both large and small, that we are fortunate to have here in central England. Serving the counties of Derbyshire, Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire, West Midlands and Worcestershire you can find everything from local fair trade shops to woodland burial sites, renewable energy installers and cloth nappy stockists. Click here to visit the website.
October's Eco Tips:How To Winter-proof Your Home
If this week's weather forecast is anything to go by there may still be a few weeks left before we really need to start thinking about the colder weather.
Nevertheless we thought it was a good time to consider the various ways to start winter-proofing your home in time for winter.
Click here to find out how thermal paint, eco letter box flaps, bamboo curtains and funky draught excluders can help you save energy in your home.
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October's Featured Organisations
Investing Ethically
Investing Ethically was founded in July 2000 and now services the needs of clients all over the country.
This Fair Earth
We believe in beautiful, desirable products which have a positive impact on the people who make them and do not harm the planet.
Mazzard Farm Cottages
We are a small complex of 6 luxury cottages, converted from barns in 2008, situated off the Jurassic coast in East Devon,North of Sidmouth.
Greenhaven
At Greenhaven, burials are a celebration of life and of hope for the future... a beautiful woodland sanctuary where life goes on and memories linger.
Ecosac
Ecosac biodegradable and compostable products.
MoreEco
The UK’s only eco cash back site. We list over 100 organic & green retailers and have negotiated with them a cash back %
Sempatap
Sempatap thermal has been developed for energy conservation and is often referred to as ‘magic wallpaper’
JHS Power Solutions
We supply & install photovoltaic panels & tiles. We have installed for local authorities, councils and public sector.
Natural Friends
Natural-Friends is an online dating service for environmentally sensitive, country-loving, health-conscious single non-smokers seeking a sustainable lifestyle.
Read their article
Calling All Single Eco-Conscious Men With Vim & Vigour here
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Posted by angel-healing
at 10:38 AM BST
Updated: Wednesday, 28 October 2009 10:41 AM BST
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