Green is the new tangerine by elizabethk on February 26, 2008 Rebecca has inspired me to write about clothing here. Unfortunately for my job I have been researching a lot about …
Where did our birds go? by emilyward on February 26, 2008 My husband and I have been a bit melancholy lately as we look out our window and question what has …
Ethical consumers in the UK (statistics and retail) by nananaina on February 26, 2008 eStatistics reflect that ethical consumer is an influential market in the UK. As the time passes the highly informed, pro-active …
The need for walkable, efficient communities (an example) by faircompanies on February 23, 2008 A neighborhood built to clean its own water and humble the car: a Seattle development is proving that more people …
Hazardous, yet legal: Teflon by faircompanies on February 22, 2008 Called by its first commercial name, Teflon (trademarked by DuPont), polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) is a polymer with nonstick properties. Its use …
Greenpeace: on its origin, values, vision of the future by faircompanies on February 22, 2008 International environmental organization that defines itself as economically and politically independent, was founded in 1971 in Vancouver, Canada, by antinuclear …
Not all trees are created equal: an ode to cork by Kirsten Dirksen on February 18, 2008 What if you could harvest a wood product for flooring without killing a single tree and at the same time …
Sustainable House: it behaves “like a tree” by faircompanies on February 14, 2008 It’s a home so self-sufficient it processes its own sewage, but it’s no wacky experiment in living, rather a very …
Black Friday by BioDieselHauling on February 12, 2008 Media and politicians would have us believe that consumerism is good for “the economy”. Most consumption is done at chain …
From Whole Earth to the geoweb: same idea, different tools by Kirsten Dirksen on February 8, 2008 Now you can walk around the world through the computer, thanks to a new generation of geographical services that incorporates …
