Joel over at LifeGoggles.com has asked me to let you know about the biggest eco competition on the web (well, probably). There’s over $2,422 / £1,211 of stuff to win, and all of it is gorgeously green. To stand a chance of winning one of the prizes, you’ll need to subscribe to the LifeGoggles.com weekly …
We’d like to wish all of our readers a great green festive season, and to say thank you for your support over the past year. We’ll be taking a break tomorrow, but will be back on the 26th December with more of our usual green interest news, green product reviews and commentary on all things …
There’s been a whole lot of environmental stuff going on this week, what with the Bali Climate Change Conferenceongoing and the Global Day of Action yesterday. Here’s some more stuff to get your teeth into: Of self-identified top “green sins” Britons surveyed admitted to, the top five were: wasting energy at home (30%), using transport …
This one had completely passed me by until now, so thanks to cutthecar at the EcoStreet forum for the heads up. There are a couple of days left to vote for the winner of The People’s £50million Lottery Giveaway, so vote now for your choice of these 4 environmental projects. Sherwood Forest: the living legend …
A serious subject, a little bit of humour. I love it! [via: Eco-Chick]
The weeks are just flying by now as we head towards the end of the year. Here are my picks from some of my favourite blogs from the past week: Google Wants Cheap, Renewable Energy. Like, Now. at Mashable. Climate Change – an alternative approach at The Oil Drum: Europe. The average British office worker …
Some links to share from the past week: Ten million blue tit chicks died in Britain during the summer of 2007 due to lack of food caused by the very wet weather, with breeding down 48% as one of seven birds in Britain with their worst breeding season since records were kept 25 years ago …
A few quick midweek links for your perusal: Would you let a 4×4 destroy a friendship? at Hippyshopper. Self-Sufficient Veg: November calendar at off-grid. The production of 1 kg of beef requires 16, 000 litres of water, while 1 cup of coffee requires 140 L, and compare the US annual per capita footprint at 2,500,000 …
Some links worth mentioning: Top 10 things to say to eco-sceptics at Hippyshopper. 6 Ways to Deodorize Those Smelly Birkenstocks! by Wannabe Hippy Wasted food is estimated to cost each British household from £250 to £400 a year, from the 6.7 million tonnes of food wasted in total that amounts to £8 billion at EnviroStats! …