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Easy ECO Auditing: How to Make Your Home and Workplace Planet-friendly

Easy ECO Auditing: How to Make Your Home and Workplace Planet-friendly

by Donnachadh Mc Carthy (Author)

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    Paperback 2008

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Synopsis

This book provides a step-by-step guide to going green by the UK's leading eco auditor. It explains why going green matters and how to get started, including tips on identifying and overcoming bad habits and coping with feeling overwhelmed. The book breaks eco living down into easily managed chunks including how to change your water usage habits, how to saying goodbye to your rubbish mountain, what you can do to help save and protect your natural environment, green cleaning principles and how to motivate your family, friends and colleagues. With advice on principles to follow both at home and at work and featuring case studies of the people and businesses Donnachadh has eco-audited, this is the one-stop eco guide everyone must own.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 304
 Edition: First Thus
 Publisher: Gaia
Published: 15 Feb 2008
ISBN 10: 1856752933
ISBN 13: 9781856752930
Book Overview: Author has high media profile and appears regularly on TV, radio and in mainstream newspapers and magazines The first book to cover sustainable living for both the home and the workplace. Includes diagrams illustrating DIY eco tips you can implement in both the home and the office

Media Reviews
The UK's top eco consultant - Sunday Times
Author Bio
Donnachadh McCarthy is an environmental auditor for small and medium-sized businesses and organizations and a green lifestyle coach. He appears frequently on radio and TV, having appeared on both the BBC's 'It's Not Easy Being Green' program and ITV's 'How Green is Your House'. His first book Saving the Planet Without Costing the Earth was published in 2004. His two-up, two-down terrace house in Peckham, south London has solar heating, photovoltaic electricity, a catalytic converter gas fire and a rain harvester and windmill.