Think on This See online retailers such as www.ethicalcommunity.com to source a wide range of ethical products.
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	Repeating Challenge Use your local shops, not the out-of-town stores. Friends of the Earth have more on this.
	Repeating Challenge Buy organic cotton for your sheets, duvet covers, towels etc: see Natural Collection, Greenfibres and some of the companies mentioned above.
	Repeating Challenge Only buy wooden products that are FSC certified.
	Repeating Challenge Use environmentally friendly personal care products. Many supermarkets now stock these, but there are also sites such as the WWF’s ‘Earthly Goods’ shop, ‘There Must be a Better Way’, and Natural Collection, as well as companies such as Green People, Weleda and Neal’s Yard Remedies. For tampons see www.natracare.com.
	Repeating Challenge When buying new white goods (e.g. fridge, freezer, washing machine, cooker), ensure they have the highest energy rating – AAA.
	Repeating Challenge Where possible buy products made from recycled material.
	Repeating Challenge Buy your clothes from an ethical clothing company such as People Tree, Adili, Patagonia, Ethical Superstore, Bishopston Trading Company, Ganesha, Gossypium, Hug, Howies, Tonic t-shirts... and more!
	Repeating Challenge Buy shoes from an ethical company such as Ethical Wares, Freerangers, the Vegan Store and Vegetarian Shoes.
	Occasional Tom Wright says, ‘If Lent is a time to give things up, Easter ought to be a time to take things up’, so use the Easter period to practice generosity and give someone a present that costs time or money or both!
	Repeating Challenge Buy your jewellery from ethical companies such as Cred, People Tree, Silver Chilli, Tearcraft and Traidcraft.