Carnival of the Green #86
This week’s Carnival of the Green is being hosted by the AIDG blog. My pick of the posts is from Myke’s Weblog: You know you’re a green-neck when…
EcoReview: Biocare bathroom cleaner
I’ve been using Biocare bathroom cleaner for around six months. It’s the best eco-friendly bathroom cleaner in my opinion (I’ve tried a few) and certainly one that handles limescale without fail, which was where I feel that some products that I’ve tried in the past have fallen down. It contains tea tree oil for germ-busting …
A global warming video… from 1958
Acorn House: a short film about London’s greenest restaurant
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This is permaculture
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
Baby gowns – new fashion or old favourite?
In this short feature I would like to discuss what I consider to be a staple essential to a baby’s wardrobe. Baby gowns made from pure organic cotton. As in all things there are fashions in baby wear and a few years ago babies seemed to be mainly wearing cotton towelling baby-grows in various colours. …
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 …