When attempting to go green the simplest and most cost effective place to start is with consumables like recycled toilet paper, green cleaning methods and green cleaning products.  " As a green company helping others in going green it is always surprising to the individuals and the businesses when shown how cheap and simple it is to make changes that have extraordinary benefits for the environment" Raphael Siket - ecolibria

Four of five case-control studies found significant increases in childhood leukaemia associated with maternal exposure before or during pregnancy, although findings were inconsistent for lymphatic and haematopoietic cancers in the painters themselves. (WHO December 2007)

Shiftwork that involves circadian disruption is “probably carcinogenic to humans”  (WHO December 2007)

Epidemiological studies have found that long-term nightworkers have a higher risk of breast cancer risk than women who do not work at night. These studies have involved mainly nurses and flight attendants. 

Mercury is the most toxic pollutant after radioactive substances on the EPA’s list of industrial pollutants and there is enough mercury in a single fluorescent light bulb to contaminate 7,000 gallons of fresh water. In Australia only 1% of fluorescent bulbs are recycled and the mercury from these bulbs is refined and used as amalgam fillings in the dentist industry.