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Issue 13: 10 things we learned

Green Ideas editorial team

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The December-January issue of Green Ideas is in supermarkets and magazine retailers from Monday 6 December 2014.

Between droughts and dry-cleaning, we learned a lot as we made this magazine.

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You can make your own kids’ chalk with plaster of Paris and powdered paint. The greener gift guide, page 34

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You can make a mosquito trap with yeast, sugar and a plastic bottle. Kinder camping, page 14

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Blue sharks travel more than any other animal on the planet. Shark man, page 26

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Some dry-cleaning techniques are much better for the environment than others. My dilemma: Dry-cleaning, page 12

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Artichokes are very drought resistant – and tasty, too. How to grow the unkillable garden, page 52

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Commuting by electric bike costs around 10 cents per day. The e-bike revolution, page 40

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Rainwater tanks help prevent marine pollution. Better beaches, page 25

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Beer ferments best between 24 and 28°C. Step by step: Brew your own beer, page 44

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You can get a second harvest from spring onions if you don’t pull them up by the roots. One-minute skills: Harvesting spring onions, page 56

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New Zealanders use 48,000 tonnes of paper each year. Eco-friendly school supplies, page 36

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