Posted on 27 August 2009
In December this year, global leaders will meet in Copenhagen to agree the way forward on one of the biggest challenges facing our generation – climate change.
While this meeting is a crucial step in the global fight against climate change, it is certainly not the only step which needs to be taken. In addition to [...]
Tags: Climate change
Posted on 25 August 2009
M and S customers stuffing their Hessian eco-bags with packaging (far less green than plastic carrier bags), in the self righteous, I am better than thou way, that M and S customers tend to have.
Posted on 21 August 2009
Reading through the various reports on climate change and environmental damage it can sometimes seem as though the problems we face are insurmountable. That, despite the hard work of environmental campaigners and those concerned with fair trade and green issues, we are merely forestalling inevitable environmental collapse.
As the overdue realisation dawns on governments around the [...]
Tags: Climate change, Population growth
Posted on 17 August 2009
When it comes to being green recycling is always a top priority. So when it comes to shopping for clothing, baby items, and other necessary (and some not so necessary) household items you must figure out ways to shop while maintaining your green status.
So today we are having a face-off between Freecycle.org against garagesalestracker.com.
In the [...]
Tags: Recycling
Posted on 03 August 2009
LED manufacturers have made large gains in the past few years. As the technology has grown smaller, better, and cheaper the benefits over incandescent bulbs are becoming more and more apparent. These technological advancements have also led to a much more versatile product that is being used in new applications every day. Manufacturers have also [...]
Tags: energy efficiency, lighting