Life, health, local produce and eco friendly conservation
UK directory

Welcome to Live Naturally, the site which hopes to help you achieve a better lifestyle through healthy natural living, all things organic, green and eco friendly.

The aim of the Live Naturally directory is to make it easier to locate local and organic produce, health products, eco friendly goods and services. By using the "Enter Postcode" search above, a list of your nearest local suppliers will be shown along with a link to their business page for further details. By making a few small changes to your lifestyle i.e. checking the origin of the food you buy inorder to reduce 'food miles', we can all do our bit to protect our environment.

Recycling, eco-friendly and global warming are all words which are now used more and more frequently as these subjects become a part of our daily lives. These issues are hopefully becoming increasingly important to us all as we learn more about the true impact we are having on our planet.

We also have a section featuring Gluten Free products within our Eco Directory.

Advertise your eco friendly businesses, services, farm shops, local produce in our directory for FREE.

Using Natural Finishes

USING NATURAL FINISHES
 
Using Natural Finishes is a new book due to be published for the first time on 28 February 2008.

It is a 264 page, full colour, step-by-step guide to lime and clay based plasters, renders and paints written .....Read Full Article

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Manuka honey

Manuka honey, the healing honey.

With increasing awareness around the world, Manuka Honey from New Zealand is becoming famous for its natural healing and antibacterial properties, and usefulness as a nat.....Read Full Article

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Waste Water Recycling and Sewage Treatment


Waste Water Recycling and Sewage Treatment

Everyone tinkles and poo’s, even the Royal family. But unless you’re the parent of a tot-in-training, it’s not typically thought to be proper to be discussing toilet issues beyond where the neares.....Read Full Article

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Kick the oil habit and make your own ethanol
8 May 2008 at 1:00am
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A new company hopes drivers will kick the oil habit by brewing ethanol at home that won't spike food prices.
S.Africa moves to restrict coastal development
8 May 2008 at 1:00am
CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South Africa moved on Thursday to curb coastal property developments to help protect vast stretches of coastline from environmental damage.
French bid for British Energy - bad for climate and bad for taxpayers
8 May 2008 at 1:00am
The parties involved in the expected takeover of British Energy have "little interest in tackling climate change or protecting British taxpayers", said environmentalists today.Nathan Argent, nuclear campaigner for Greenpeace, said:"The expected French Government bid to takeover of British Energy will come with huge financial costs, a tiny reduction in carbon emissions and continued confusion over who pays for the clean up of radioactive waste. "Energy bosses admit that replacing the UK's existing reactors will cost about £60 billion - twice the amount the Government estimated only months ago. Even the Government has said that this will only reduce carbon emissions by around four per cent."Such an investment should instead be used to enable the UK to reach legally binding renewable energy targets, environmentalists say."And there's still an enormous question mark over dealing with spent nuclear fuel produced by the reactors that the French hope to buy. Since the beginning of 2005, the UK Government has been legally committed to dealing with all the spent nuclear fuel on these sites, and this commitment will continue even when the sites are sold. So, the British taxpayer will be financing the clean-up of French owned nuclear sites in the UK."It's worryingly obvious that anyone involved in this dodgy deal - and that includes the Government - has little interest in tackling climate change or protecting British taxpayers."For more information, contact the Greenpeace press office on 020 7865 8255.
Britain puts personal carbon trading plan on ice
8 May 2008 at 1:00am
LONDON (Reuters) - The British government has shelved plans to get people to reduce their carbon footprint by allowing them to trade personal emissions permits because it would be too expensive and ambitious.
Problems plague Canada's emissions trading plans
8 May 2008 at 1:00am
COLOGNE, Germany (Reuters) - Just as Canada is set to launch a domestic carbon emissions trading scheme in a bid to curb its rising greenhouse gas emissions, a number of issues have surfaced, casting doubt on the country's plans.