EcoLinking – 15 July 2007
The Good Human is planning to fold his own cardboard furniture. Large scale origami? Do you want to recycle an old item of clothing into something useful? TipNut.com has more than 50 fabric scrap and remnant ideas plus free patterns. Groovy Green explains how wind power is tipped to overtake nuclear has the fossil fuel …
Not only is it the 11th hour, it’s 11:59
Wattson. Elementary my dear.
First there were the handy types, devising ways to keep an eye on their electricity usage. But not all of us have the ability, or the inclination to get this involved with our electricity meters. For those who do, more less power to you. Then came the Plug-In Mains Power & Energy Monitor. Fine if …
How to give your office a green makeover
Starting with the simple stuff, and working up to an office overhaul, we go through giving your office a green makeover. Whether you work from a home office, or in an office of 25 people or more, here are some ideas that you can put into practise to make your office a much more eco-friendly …
We’d like to get to know you
We are taking part in this year’s Blog Reader Project to find out more about you, our readers. We are asking you to take a completely anonymous survey about yourself and your interests, blog-related and otherwise, which will give us (and potential advertisers) a better sense of who you are, and will be added to …
EcoStreet’s Eco-radar – 13th July 2007
We’re mopping up the news stories that haven’t had their own featured blog posts at EcoStreet this week. And what a busy week it’s been too. There’s no longer any doubt about climate change, Gordon Brown’s government is threatening our greenbelt, and we’ve heard about how US news network Fox has been spreading misinformation about …
LOVE ECO launches exclusive new jewellery range
LOVE ECO have launched a new eco-friendly jewellery range that supports a resurgence in natural crafts. The new range, which is exclusive to LOVE ECO, is made of vegetable ivory, a once highly-valued, natural material which saw a decline with the dawn of synthetics. Vegetable ivory is derived from a palm nut which is dried …
EcoLinking – 12 July 2007
Treehugger writes a boring but enlightening post about recycling CFLs at Ikea. Although it doesn’t say so in the blog post, apparently Ikea has a recycling bin for CFLs in each of its stores worldwide. Eco-Runner is a runner with a purpose. While he’s out running, he collects all the rubbish and litter that he …