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Tuesday, May 06, 2008, 07:00
The event is being organised by the Hull shopping centre's owner, British Land.
It will run until Sunday, and is aimed raising awareness of green issues among residents and businesses.
The exhibition is part of an initiative set up by the company last year to reduce its water, waste and energy consumption.
Practical advice will be on offer at the exhibition to help firms and individuals reduce their carbon footprint and make environmentally-sound choices.
Free energy-saving light bulbs will be up for grabs and people will be able to exchange old plastic bags from St Stephen's for a Tesco Bag for Life.
There will also be a prize draw to win a lightweight, fold-up bike.
The event is being run in partnership with Hull City Council's Waste Management Team.
St Stephen's has also been working with city company Cleaning and Paper Disposables (CPD) to provide a range of environmentally-friendly range of cleaning products.
The company, based in Copenhagen Road, Sutton Fields, east Hull, developed the products alongside US firm Buckeye International.
They come in biodegradable packaging and there is no wastage in the production process, which saves on costs.
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David Laycock, manager of the St Stephen's centre in Hull city centre
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