Ben Ramsden continues his epic 'Pants to Poverty' journey through India....
I’ve now left the capital city of India but it has left an in-delhi-ble mark on me! (sorry, bad pun!) It wasn’t the architecture, the explosion of people and noise or the food (will try to avoid obvious pun!) but the people I had the privilege to meet with and the ideas that they shared with me that resonate so deeply with our pants!
The contest, run by The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM), is open to all international professional and amateur photographers.
High street stores give away 13 billion plastic bags each year in the UK. They are used, on average, for 20 minutes, and then thrown away. Find out what supermarkets are doing to cut down on bag usage and what you can do to help...
As a former member of Blur, Alex James is one of the UK's most famous farmers.  He will be helping Christain Aid to re-create a small piece of Burkina Faso, West Africa, at the Royal Show in Stoneleigh Park on the 3-6th July to showcase how farmers in sub-Saharan Africa are adapting to the devastating effects of an increasingly unpredictable climate.
An estimated 20,000 deaths are caused each year by the use of agricultureal pesticides in developing countries.  Find out how organic cotton farms like Agrocel are making a difference...Â
New Consumer talks to Lori Del Genis, founder of Conscious Elegance, the ethical bridalwear label and winner of the Environmental Business of the Year Award 2007.
Costa Coffee plans to convert its entire coffee supply to sustainably grown beans sourced from Rainforest Alliance certified farms by 2010.Â
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There's an up coming wedding fair called Sussex EcoFair on 23 June this year. Good insight into how the 'big' day can have less impact on resources and the environment.
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