When you want to breathe some life back into your home, it can sometimes be difficult to know where to begin. There are so many interior design resources out there, all telling us different things and giving us inspiration from every angle. Just going to a homeware store can sometimes be overwhelming; you may pop in for a few new mugs and come out with a rug, some new lights, a mirror, and a set of curtains! We've all been there when the interior bug bites... but did you know that by adorning your house with quite so many trinkets, you could actually be doing the place a disservice? Buying more and more things to make your home look better can actually just leave the area looking cluttered, and as though it has a lack of focus. If you really want to streamline your home and give it a new lease of life, you'll need to start at the beginning- after all, it's an excellent place to start!

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Fossil fuels are a limited source. They are also major pollutants. Yes, we need them to survive, but we have seen the devastation in the world because of their use. This is why a lot of countries have begun their efforts to say goodbye to fossil fuels and shift to clean energy.

There are a lot of skeptics who think that this should not happen. Fossil fuel is the only source that can cater to the needs of billions of people around the world. They also believe that not supporting the coal industry will leave hundreds upon thousands of people without a job.

However, there were a lot of countries that have decided to just say goodbye to fossil fuels anyway. As they moved towards clean energy, they have proven that it can be done.

When we think of bygone fashion eras, there are a few specific ones that come to mind. The 1950s were all about the teddy-boy look; the 1960's brought hippie to the masses, and the 80s were famed for huge hair and shoulder pads. But the 1990's were the decade that fashion forgot: until now. Typically, 90s fashion was ridiculed by the mainstream media for some years after it died out, and in some cases, it had good reason to be. Super low-rise jeans and butterfly hair clips are definitely as questionable now as they were back then, and certain 90s trends probably will never see a revival. But, as so many of us know, what goes around comes around, and a decade on, some of the biggest 90s trends have made a surprise return to our runways and stores. Here are just a few of them, along with some tips on how you can work them into your everyday wardrobe.

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