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As I hadn’t thought of this idea when I was in Brighton in early January, March provided my first opportunity to measure my water use at a hotel as I was in Manchester overnight. I realised I would need some
An old Australian joke (not sure if it’s still current). “Where is the best place to hide your money in England? Under a bar of soap.” Thought I would talk about my shower use at home. The biggest and best
At the end of January I was visiting Mu and Eric (my parents). They live in a village near Leicester at the end of a lane next to a farm. The water pressure to their house has always been poor,
Until a few years ago, I lived in Upper Egypt within a small village community on the Eastern banks of the River Nile opposite the granite ridge which forms the Valley of the Kings. The River Nile – which courses
What if every choice you made had a carbon consequence and you had to manage a carbon allowance card as well as a credit card? What if buying sweets or downloading music cost CO2 as well as money from your pocket? If a family
In June 2016 there was a review of the Water Technology List. Cath represented the AECB on it and this is her report.
WARNING. Seriously nerdy! Though ultimately fascinating…
Cath explains ech2o’s concept of ‘gudge thoery’ and finds out what will incentivise adolescents to get out of the shower quicker
The PassivHaus standard has been instrumental in driving forward massive reductions in the energy required to heat a building. But it doesn’t address hot water demand. Cath thinks it should… Cath writes for passivehouse+ magazine
This is an brilliant informative and amusing infographic about the history of the toilet