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Poland has made Greenpeace’s “naughty” list that year. The environmental group made its feelings clear by dumping four tons of coal in front of a Sheraton Hotel in Warsaw. Economic ministers from 20 different countries are attending a conference there and many of them are major polluters.
Greenpeace UK performed a similar stunt by dumping coal at the doorstep of Tony Blair’s environment agency last year.
Greenpeace believes that a new Climate Package adopted by the European Union will only…
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Today is Buy Nothing Day 2008, otherwise known as Black Friday. I don’t get the whole Black Friday thing myself anyway. What is the appeal of getting up at 4 A.M. to go shopping, or even less appealing, staying up all night? No thanks.
In honor of Buy Nothing Day and thanks to Tracy at EcoStreet, see the video below from Bonfire of the Brands. It’s all about how companies try to get us to buy more and more, and how guilty the fashion industry is in all of that. It’s kind of a creepy video…
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Kristen Johnston is the latest celebrity to succumb to the clothes-taking-off wiles of PETA.
(Side note: What do those vegetarians put in the (filtered, never bottled) water around there? And why don’t they ever get famous guys to strip? Where’s Clooney? Or whether they want to keep it all carrot munchers, fine, get a guy from one of their fifty zillion “Hottest Vegetarians” lists. I’m just saying, it wouldn’t hurt to show us some famous pecs once in a while.)
Anyway, back to Krist…
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I have been following the REX project from it’s very first blog post in. It is a inspirational story of a home transformed and the results are magnificent.
In December of 2007, HGTV star, Shannon Quimby begun the transformation of an uninhabitable Portland, OR cottage into a family home. Instead of simply razing the structure and starting new, Shannon was committed to recycling the entire cottage. There was not a restricted dumpster on site.
As construction continued, many bits and pie…
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Whether you think the government spending $700 billion to bailout financial institutions is a good concept or a poor concept, there are some nice little green perks as part of the bill that you may not have heard about.
The Bicycle Commuter Act will give a $20 per month tax credit to employers of bicycling commuters to go towards adding infrastructure items like bike racks and lockers rooms. Hopefully some companies will use that to energize two-wheeled commuting.
The transportation an…
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Every Halloween we would watch as our dad carved our chosen pumpkin. After the innards were disposed of, a face with triangular features arised. For one night our pumpkin shown bright on our porch steps until is was smashed by a neighborhood hooligan or tossed in the trash.
With some families doing entire pumpkin vignettes with half a dozen squash on their steps, that’s a lot of wasted goodness. Here are a few ways to get the most out of your pumpkin.
Dinner in a Pumpkin: whether you …
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There’s no telling how many old growth forests have been axed in the name of Beatles fan mail. I’m guessing that whether we put all of the perfume-scented letters addressed to John, Paul, George, and Ringo in one place, it would build even the toughest lumberjack cry a little. That’s why it’s kind of nice to see one of the remaining Beatles finally putting a stop to it. Through a video posted on his website, Ringo has asked fans to kindly stop sending him their junk.
Starting next week, e…
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