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David Fletcher – Too Rich to Care?

Posted on 15 June 2008

One morning I was walking to work in London when I passed a woman unlocking her shop on Old Bond Street. I noticed that all the lights in the shop were on, yet she clearly hadn’t been inside that day as the shutters were still down. Realising the lights had probably been on all night, [...]

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David Hayes – Social Networking for change

Posted on 13 June 2008

It’s safe to say that the use of social networking sites worldwide has exploded in the past year, with popular sites seeing total visits increase by as much as 270 percent, according to a recent study by ComScore Inc. MySpace, alone drew more than 114 million global visitors in June 2007, a 72 percent increase [...]

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Ben – Used Car versus Brand New Hybrid – What is the Greener Choice?

Posted on 06 June 2008

At first glance, the above choice seems pretty straight forward. A new hybrid, like the Toyota Prius, gets much better mileage, so how can it not be the greener choice? A recent article on Cut Your Carbon Footprint says that in many cases buying a used car is actually better for the environment. How is [...]

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Frans Prins – Organic Cotton, a Travel Story

Posted on 14 May 2008

Eco fashion is hot. It is cool that green lifestyle is in the trend but let’s make it more than that. I hear some people say that organic cotton is already a bit over. Now it’s eco silk! Bamboo! Whatever as long as it is eco chic! Well, there are more reasons to wear organic [...]

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Adam Beazley – Energy Efficiency: Greener than Green

Posted on 12 May 2008

When talking green, people naturally tend to focus on vehicles, but the fact is vehicle emissions have nowhere near the impact that the building industry does. Buildings and homes use more energy and are responsible for over 35% of all man made greenhouse gases and energy used worldwide. By “greening” every structure with existing technologies [...]

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James Russell – How to Turn our Children Green

Posted on 01 May 2008

It’s hard to remember what the world was like before we found out about climate change. For children it’s probably impossible. Yet ten or fifteen years ago Greens were still perceived as slightly crazy, unrealistic misfits – people who refused to engage in the eternal political battle between right and left, but instead wanted to [...]

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Henry Coppola – Help save the environment, and have fun doing it.

Posted on 25 April 2008

Are you tired of the boiler plate, run of the mill action emails steadily filling your inbox? Sure you want to help out—you want to change the world, end the war, save the environment, and so on—but does it have to be so boring? Skim the petition, enter your information and details, maybe email some [...]

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Scott James – 5 Easy & Inexpensive Guerrilla Marketing Strategies for Fair Trade Organizations

Posted on 18 March 2008

Guerrilla marketing is one of the most effective methods available to small businesses and nonprofit organizations for increasing sales or expanding the reach of your cause. These unconventional techniques are designed to produce maximum results using minimal resources. Today, the Internet provides the best medium to use guerrilla marketing in fast and easy ways. The [...]

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Nigel Berman – Reduce Your Carbon Footprint: “It starts from home”

Posted on 22 February 2008

I run an online eco retail shop and am committed to helping the earth in whatever way I can. I firmly believe that we as individuals can all make a difference by making greener and more ethical choices. For me, saving energy is a priority because this will not only save money, but it will [...]

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Rob Drake-Knight Convergence Cotton

Posted on 07 February 2008

There is a ‘hot’ new green fabric in the news – convergence cotton. We at Rapanui were told of this innovation in green by a friend and factory owner and felt it was a story worth telling. The basic concept is regeneration; a farm that has used agro chemicals – cotton or otherwise is used [...]

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