Still no rain… and the Netherlands and China by Tycho on April 30, 2007 Who knew that the biggest producers of solar panels are in China and the US? Most my fellow Dutchmen and …
The secret of cradle-to-cradle-ready products by Nicolás Boullosa on April 29, 2007 It all began with a book called Cradle to Cradle that explained that we have to rethink how we make …
Carbon Offsets I: unreachable state by Kirsten Dirksen on April 24, 2007 The Carbon Neutral Fallacy, Part 1: It sounds so enticingly simple to anyone with a conscience about their carbon footprint; …
Beyond chocolate and coffee by libby on April 15, 2007 Fair trade products are slowly infiltrating your refrigerator, but can they find their way into your bathroom and closet? And, …
Worm composting: 500 of my new best friends! by Salvygolds on April 3, 2007 There is compost in my kitchen! As promised, early Wednesday morning, I got my call from the LESEC telling me …
The shades of green investing by faircompanies on April 2, 2007 When green investment funds include Exxon Mobil and Wal-Mart, it’s time to look behind the label. The Claymore LGA Green …
Starting to build and trying to be green by tdirksen on March 26, 2007 Sorry if I left you hanging in the last post…our backyard is facing north and so we were able to …
Downshifting: voluntary simplicity by Nicolás Boullosa on March 22, 2007 From Thoreau to ’60s hippies, there is nothing new about those who give up worldly goods and try to live …
Cradle to Cradle, by William McDonoungh, Michael Braungart by Nicolás Boullosa on March 22, 2007 Cradle to Cradle is a non-fiction work with the tone of a manifesto that calls for the transformation of human …
Facts about An Inconvenient Truth by faircompanies on March 19, 2007 An Inconvenient Truth is a documentary that amplifies and converts into an international campaign Al Gore’s personal crusade to make …