We need to look after the environment, as the planet will not look after itself. However, sometimes it feels like we can’t look after ourselves! Meg Appleby at How to Make a Difference gives her perspectives and ideas on the little things you can do to be more environmentally friendly.

Meg tells of new initiatives such as the T-shirts for Trees that use the proceeds of an eco-friendly printed t-shirt to contribute towards tree plantation and other environmental initiatives. How to Make a Difference is one of many eco-related websites that can help you to do your bit for the environment!

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There’s no doubt that awareness of green issues, products and news is growing at a staggering rate. The green community is often a surprisingly passionate group of individuals, so it’s nice to find out about other green sites on the Web. The GreenBar ToolBar is a tool bar that makes it really easy to access other green websites. You can find Blogs, News sites, eco-related gadgets like Carbon Footprint calculators, Green PodCasts and more. It’s all easily found just using the Toolbar.

The GreenBar Toolbar is compatible with both Firefox and Internet Explorer. It features a number of categorised links that gives you simple access to green websites in all categories. As the toolbar grows, the number of websites you can find out about will grow too!

Within seconds of installing the toolbar, I was quickly finding other websites that interested me. I’m particularly interested in eco-friendly technology, and I soon discovered MetaEfficient and EcoTech Daily. I strongly recommend trying it out!

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