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The Book of Rubbish Ideas Tracey Smith

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The Book of Rubbish Ideas by Tracey Smith


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Summary

A guide to reducing household waste and stopping wasteful behaviour. It includes practical tips and ideas - from how to insulate your loft, to jazzing up your old clothes; growing your own food and keeping chickens.

The Book of Rubbish Ideas Summary

The Book of Rubbish Ideas: An Interactive, Room by Room, Guide to Reducing Household Waste. by Tracey Smith

Every householder should have a copy of this easy reference guide to reducing household waste and stopping wasteful behaviour. The book is a top down guided tour through the average family home, from bedroom and bathroom through to the kitchen and out into the garden. Although the percentage we recycle is increasing we still need to dramatically reduce the amount of waste we produce whether that be waste from the kitchen or bathroom or garden shed. Full of practical tips and quirky ideas - from insulating your loft to jazzing up your old clothes; growing your own food to keeping chickens.

About Tracey Smith

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Tracey Smith is the founder of National Downshifting week. She has been shortlisted for the ITV Eco Hero Award and writes for Good Energy and the Environment Agency. She also presents the radio show Slow Down and Green Up.

Additional information

GOR001328642
9781906136130
1906136130
The Book of Rubbish Ideas: An Interactive, Room by Room, Guide to Reducing Household Waste. by Tracey Smith
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Alastair Sawday Publishing
2008-09-10
144
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This is a used book - there is no escaping the fact it has been read by someone else and it will show signs of wear and previous use. Overall we expect it to be in very good condition, but if you are not entirely satisfied please get in touch with us

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