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FOR RENT: holiday eco-homes
Climate change awareness means that more and more of us are either holidaying at home, or looking to rent a property
abroad where our carbon footprint is as light as possible. Eco-homes available to rent on whatgreenhome.com are located
near and far to reflect where you live in the world and where you want to holiday.
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- United Kingdom
Mill Meadow, Kingston St Mary, Somerset, England
FOR RENT: Two eco-lodges and two semi detached houses
PRICE: From £465 per week- Western Europe
AlmaVerde, near Lagos, Algarve, Portugal
FOR RENT: Villas
PRICE: From £500 per week
St. Martin Chalets, St Martin, Lungau, Austria
FOR RENT: Chalets sleeping up to 6 people
PRICE: From £125 per night
Belle Dune, Picardie, northern France
FOR RENT: Apartments sleeping up to 5 people
PRICE: From £425 per week- Asia-Pacific
The Village Coconut Island, off Phuket, Thailand
FOR RENT: Two-bedroom villas
PRICE: From £175 per night
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why invest in green?
As we go to press the Copenhagen Climate Change conference has begun. There are a myriad of
questions to be answered - not least is the world hanging on Obama’s famed powers of diplomacy? A knife-edge
vote earlier this year narrowly passed a bill through congress to reduce CO2 via a Cap
and Trade system, however the Senate has yet to vote on the Bill. The US and China are the world’s...
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green your own home
So you’ve decided you want to live a more eco-friendly way of life, but how do you go about it? How
about harvesting rainwater, or producing hot water from solar power? You could even generate your own
electricity so that you can live an independent ‘off-grid’ life. So let’s look at
several eco-friendly options around your home that you can do with varying levels of cost, commitment and time.
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a perfect 10
Households in the UK account for 27 per cent of the total CO2 emissions made,
costing you money and the planet irreversible damage. But it doesn’t have to be that way. There are many
eco-friendly products to...
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solar power
A new breakthrough could allow sunshine to become one of the most important sources of clean
renewable energy to replace such things as gas and electric power more commonly used in the UK...
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energy saving tips
People tend to think that saving the environment is an altogether insurmountable task due to the
sheer size of the planet and the calamity that has befallen it. This is foolish...
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features
eco-homes from £35,000
The economic downturn is impacting on all sectors but the housing market in the UK and overseas
is one of the worst affected. But there are some very well priced properties for sale out there that have the added...
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energy efficiency begins at home
The findings of a comprehensive survey by Halifax Estate Agents reveals that two
out of five homes in England and Wales (44%) rate ‘average’ for energy
efficiency, falling into B and D of the Energy...
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may the force be with you
Set on the edge of Harlow, Essex, in 280 acres, Newhall is a bold, new low carbon community of architecturally
stimulating contemporary apartments and houses - a restaurant and shops are scheduled to open in...
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