Selectively organic: boycotting "The dirty dozen" by Kirsten Dirksen on March 2, 2007 My father emailed me this week to warn me against one of my favorite dishes- spinach salad. Apparently, spinach is …
When clean stops being green by Kirsten Dirksen on February 22, 2007 “Do you smell fumes? Are you allergic to the 20th century?” In the ´90s movie Safe, Julianne Moore’s character reads …
“Bici Power”: moverse en Barcelona by Kirsten Dirksen on February 13, 2007 Barcelona quiere convertirse en una ciudad donde la movilidad no esté sólo diseñada para el uso del vehículo privado. El …
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr: It's the economy, stupid by Kirsten Dirksen on January 21, 2007 “Good environmental policy is always 100% of the time identical to good economic policy…”: for our site, it’s our reason …
Green moms don't inhale (or shouldn't) by Kirsten Dirksen on January 19, 2007 “Having a baby is likely to turn parents green.” It sounds ominous, but it’s the title of a UK Cooperative …
See the Solar One Ecobuilding by Kirsten Dirksen on January 3, 2007 From waterless urinals to building integrated photovoltaics, see all the latest green building trends as we step inside the Solar …
Solio: a device to power any gadget with the sun by Kirsten Dirksen on December 3, 2006 “The world has gone mobile, but power hasn’t gone mobile,” explains Better Energy Systems co-founder Lorenzo Falzarano. “A lot of …
Reducing your carbon "foodprint" by Kirsten Dirksen on November 24, 2006 The average piece of food in the US travels 1000 miles from farm to plate, but high mileage food is …
Greening of a giant? checking in on Wal-Mart by Kirsten Dirksen on November 21, 2006 They’re the world’s largest retailer famous for their focus on the bottom line and infamous for their poor labor practices …
A biodiesel fueling station in Hopland, CA by Kirsten Dirksen on October 31, 2006 To get an idea of how quickly biodiesel is becoming available to the average consumer, back in 2001, the National …
