In the February/ March 2012 issue...
on sale from 11 January
G magazine escapes the rat race this issue and explores the personal and eco benefits of slow living. We also take a look at the seven main challenges facing our new global population of seven billion, discover whether coal or gas BBQs are greener, guide you through using mineral makeup, talk about why flowers are essential to your vegie patch and share some handy hints for green pets.
Taking it easy
Discovering the benefits of slow living.
7 challenges for 7 billion
The future of our rising population.
8 great tips for green pets
How to keep your pet’s impact green.
Glam rock
The pros of mineral makeup.

Dumping your TV
The problem with e-waste.
Light it up
Energy efficient lighting guide.
Also featured in this issue
Deep sea Dame
Queen of the sea, Dr Sylvia Earle.
The farmers’ friend
Food Connect’s Julian Lee.
BBQs: gas vs charcoal
Which is the more sustainable sizzler?
How to beat green fatigue
Fixing the eco doldrums.
Flower power
Why flowers are essential.
Meat-free Mondays
Start-of-the-week vego meals.
Black gold
It’s the soil that matters most.
Mysticism of Morocco
Discover the slow-paced organic side of life.
G Challenge
Give worm farming a go.
Instant expert
The buzz on the mining tax.
Garden hints
Attract butterflies and trench composting tips.
Business hints
Dealing with the carbon tax and more.
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