Cutting Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire County Council and associated partners will be producing regular supplements in the Lincolnshire Echo to communicate with local people and businesses on sustainability issues. They will provide advice and information covering a variety of themes and we want you to get involved through the CLiC Challenge.
Each month we will challenge individuals, workplaces and community groups to make a difference to something in their lives. This month we are talking about waste.
Will you sign up to:
Buying products with less packaging (for instance loose fruit and veg, leaving clothes hangers for re-use at the shop)
Using waste materials again (plastic tubs for storage, ribbon and other decorations for craft materials)
Composting uncooked food scraps and peelings (click here for more details http://www.recyclenow.com/home_composting/index.html )
Recycling a material which you have found hard to in the past (orange juice cartons, batteries)
Our Partners
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Lexus Toyota are improving the energy efficiency across their dealer network and Listers Toyota Lincoln want to tell you what they have been doing.
Freewatt want to prove that domestic solar electricity generation can make you money and that you will quickly see a return on your investment.
Stagecoach will soon be launching a fleet of gas powered buses in
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JH Walter are helping local businesses to understand and manage their carbon footprints to make financial savings and improve their bottom line.
The Energy Saving Trust are promoting the need to insulate your homes and offices, this is the easiest and cheapest way to see immediate energy savings.
Lincolnshire Co-operative is committed to ethical and social principles which help protect the environment and support our local economy and community. Through CLiC, the Co-op will tell you more about its success and ambitions.
