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Carpet Cleaning Services in North London N2 East Finchley, East Hampstead Gdn Suburb N3 Finchley Central, Finchley Church End N4 Finsbury Park, Manor House N5 Highbury N6 Highgate N7 Holloway, Lower Holloway N8 Hornsey, Crouch End N9 Lower Edmonton N12 North Finchley, Woodside Park N13 Palmers Green North West London NW2 Cricklewood NW3 Hampstead, Swiss Cottage, Belsize Park NW4 Hendon, Brent Cross NW5 Kentish Town NW6 Kilburn, Queens Park, S & W Hampstead NW7 Mill Hill NW8 St John's Wood NW9 The Hyde, Kingsbury, Colindale NW11 Golders Green, W Hampstead Gdn Suburb Carpet Cleaning Services in West London W1 West End - Mayfair, Soho, S Marylebone W2 Paddington, Bayswater, Hyde Park W3 Acton W4 Chiswick W5 Ealing W6 Hammersmith W7 Hanwell W8 Kensington (central) W9 Maida Vale, Warwick Avenue W10 North Kensington, Ladbroke Grove W11 Notting Hill, Holland Park W12 Shepherd's Bush W13 West Ealing W14 West Kensington West Central London WC1 Bloomsbury, Gray's Inn WC2 Holborn, Strand, Covent Garden Carpet Cleaning Services in South West London SW1 Westminster, Belgravia, Pimlico, Victoria SW2 Brixton, Streatham Hill SW3 Chelsea, Brompton SW4 Clapham SW5 Earl's Court SW6 Fulham, Parson's Green SW7 South Kensington SW8 South Lambeth, Vauxhall, Nine Elms SW9 Stockwell, N Brixton SW10 West Brompton, World's End SW11 Battersea, Clapham Junction SW12 Balham SW13 Barnes, Castelnau SW14 Mortlake, East Sheen SW15 Putney, Roehampton SW16 Streatham, Norbury SW17 Tooting SW18 Wandsworth, Earlsfield SW19 Wimbledon, Merton, Collier's Wood SW20 West & South Wimbledon, Raynes Pk |
Is Drinking Milk From Bags Weird?
Youtube
That is the question University student Sheryl Ng tried to answer in her video How Canadians Drink Milk (not an accurate title, since in Western Canada you can't get bagged milk.) We have covered the issue of milk in bags before; Collin wrote Forget the Jugs; Milk Bags a Hit in Canada, UK last year. Much of the world gets their milk this way, from China to Argentina to Eastern Canada. It uses 75% less material, and the bags can be reused as sandwich bags So why does it stop at the American bord... Read the full story on TreeHugger |
Ask Pablo: What Is The Carbon Footprint Of Tofu?
Image Source: Sifu Renka
Dear Pablo: I eat a lot of tofu as part of my vegetarian diet but it seems to me that this may conflict with my concerns for the environment. What is the carbon footprint of tofu?
Tofu is made from soybeans by curdling soy milk much like cheese is made from cow milk. The soybeans require very little, if any, irrigation and the "fix" about 1 pound of nitrogen in the soil per plant because they are legumes. The nitrogen put into the soil by the soybean plants reduces the amount of synthetic nitrogen fertilizer required for the crops, usually corn, that follow in the field'... Read the full story on TreeHugger |
First Ever Rooftop Farm on Affordable Housing Project
Image credit: BrightFarm Systems
Solar is not the only green feature appearing on affordable housing projects these days. In fact, a project in the South Bronx is hoping to combat food miles and food deserts at the same time, growing fresh, nutritious vegetables in a 10,000 sq ft rooftop greenhouse on top of a six story affordable housing project. But does the project make sense? ... Read the full story on TreeHugger |
Happy Nutella Day. Now What Is It?
We should be considering Nutella a green food; Pietro Ferrero invented it in the 1940s when chocolate was in short supply due to rationing, while hazelnuts were common in the Piedmont region of Italy, so it makes use of a local resource. It was much cheaper than chocolate, and came to America in 1983.
People seem to love the stuff all over the world now; one writer even has 10 Reasons Nutella Is Better Than a Boyfriend They are even celebrating World Nutella Day today.
But would Pietro Ferrero recognize t... Read the full story on TreeHugger |
PDBEs: Where Do They Come From And What Are They Doing To Us?
PBDEs are even bio-accumulating in cute polar bears. Image: Flickr, Just Being Myself
Almost three years ago, John listed some of the suspected problems with polybrominated diphenyl ether (PBDE) flame retardants, including being an endocrine disruptor and impairing thyroid functioning. Last week, John and Cara wrote wrote about how researchers found the likelihood of conceiving in a given month was cut in half if a woman had high PBDE levels in her blood.
So what are they, why are they there, how do th... Read the full story on TreeHugger |
Lancet Retracts Study Linking Vaccines to Autism
Andrew Wakefield; image Steve Parsons in the Guardian
Dr. Andrew Wakefield published a paper in the peer-reviewed Lancet in 1998 linking a combination vaccine for measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) with autism. It caused a stir on both sides of the Atlantic; Tens of thousands of parents stopped vaccinating their kids. Measles rates soared, but many parents were convinced and Andrew Wakefield became their hero.
Last week, the General Medical Council branded him as "a dishonest, irresponsible doctor," accused him of flouting the rules, taking money from ambulanc... Read the full story on TreeHugger |
Could Minnesota Start a Take-Back Trend for Pills?
Photo via erix!
I will never forget years ago having to go through my grandmother's medicine cabinet and emptying bottle after bottle after bottle of various medications. We had piles of them that we were told by hospice couldn't be donated or returned, or even put into the trash. We were told to just flush them. My mom and I spent the better part of an hour dumping them all down the sink. This was well before I was so engaged in being green, and neither of us knew better. We had no idea about what Read the full story on TreeHugger |
How perfect is the Park Slope Food Coop?
Image by Hungry Sofia
Having moved to Booklyn NY from Spain for a couple of months, I was eager to get to know the Park Slope Food Coop (PSFC), one of the oldest and largest in America. A lot of people told me stories about it, some enjoy being a member, others are a bit cynical about it, and there are also those who admit 'it's not for me'. Not having these kinds of food coops in Europe as far as I know, I wanted to check out what it's all about, what kinds of people choose to join and how the system works. And let me tell you, w... Read the full story on TreeHugger |
Does John Mackey Have It Backwards With His Discount Incentive?
John Mackey believes that skinny people live longer; he personally eats like a bird. Now he is offering a graduated "healthy discount" to employees with lower cholesterol levels, lower blood pressure and most controversially, lower body mass index. As the Village Voice puts it, the National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance is not amused.
... Read the full story on TreeHugger |
Green Eyes On: Can Walking Barefoot Make You Healthier?
Photo: Tulane Pubic Relations via Flickr.
New research is showing that ditching your shoes could possibly make your bones and body healthier. According to a recent article in the UK's Guardian (also covered recently in TreeHugger, "Barefoot Running Is the New Treat for Your Feet"), researchers analyzed the movements of runners on a treadmill and found that running in sh... Read the full story on TreeHugger |
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