The average Australian household produces about 14 tonnes of greenhouse gas every year. Although some big polluters pay a price for pumping out smog, individuals are responsible for regulating their own output. Making small changes in your life to reduce your carbon footprint isn't as hard as it sounds, and we've got the tips, tricks and important info you need to start living on Green Street.
Reducing your carbon footprint
Reducing your carbon footprint
Save money and help the planet by reducing your carbon footprint.
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How to keep energy costs down on your home entertainment system
You can save on your power bills by choosing the right device.
Five ways to reduce your household energy use
Here’s how you can save money – and the environment – by reducing your household energy use and carbon footprint.
How to cook more sustainably
From appliances and groceries to cooking and composting, these changes can help reduce your environmental impact.
The impact of energy-efficient appliances
Your choice of appliance – and how you use it – can cut your energy use and bills.
How to find the best green electricity provider
How green is your energy retailer? See how Origin, AGL, EnergyAustralia and more rank.
How to avoid power-hungry kitchen appliances
Choose the right appliance to help cut your energy costs.
How to save energy while working from home
Implement these simple tips to keep your power bills under control while running your home office.
How consumers can take action on climate change
After a terrible summer of fires and drought, many Australians want to take action to reduce their impact on the environment.
What is renovation greenwashing?
What to look for when buying 'green' products for your reno.
Home energy-efficiency ratings
Can a house's energy efficiency be measured accurately?
Home energy management systems
Get a grip on your electricity use with these monitoring tools.
How to create your sustainable sanctuary
Design energy efficiency into your home renovation and your pockets will thank you.
Carbon offsets
Who should you trust when it comes to buying carbon offsets?