water
The wet stuff. The very stuff of life. And our approach is cavalier, at best. Here are our Top Five Water Pearls of Wisdom, carefully planned so you could implement them all within a week:
1 Install a water meter - it will probably guarantee you use less, and heat less.
2 Buy a water butt for outside; plant up BIG, not small tubs; and use drought hardy plants in them.
3 Keep a batch of empty plastic bottles under the sink and fill them when you're running the tap to get hot water. Perfect for watering house plants! (thanks to Magie Jordan for this!)
4 Use your homemade compost as a mulch to suppress weeds and reduce water loss.
5 Use biodegradable washing products. It makes it easier to return water to its natural state.
Easy!
By manda
global warming or climate change?
Global warming or climate change? That is the question. Muddled and too shy to ask?
By jacqui
How the science of behaviour change can help with sustainability
Questions about behaviour change come up often and the answers can help with sustainability initiatives.
By jacqui
World Health Organisation new revised drinking - water quality guidelines
Launched this week at Singapore's International Water Week 2011.
By jacqui
By manda
water efficiency
There are a heap of small actions, gadgets and calculators you can use to reduce the amount of water you use.
By marja
campsite campaign
We work closely with the Environment Agency to help campsites tackle a whole heap of issues.
By manda

coast towel card
CoaST member towel card. Saves money, water, detergent, waste and, crucially, gives an easy way for visitors to participate in our efforts. And they work.




