Take one major museum, a childrens exhibition about the environment and add three sponsors who between them represent three of the most environmentally destructive industries on Earth, and you have The Science Of Survival...
A whole issue of National Geographic Magazine devoted to climate change -- surely they wouldn't stoop so low as to have inappropriate, greenwashing adverts in the same edition. Of course they would; they don't actually want to *stop* climate change...
Floyd Sherburne never asked to be honored as a Hero; he just did what he thought was the right thing to do -- live a sustainable retirement in an ecologically sound home in the Iowa woods. Floyd is 98: he plans to return to his old home when he is 100.
The cold, wet spring has finally yielded to warm sunny weather. Maybe my four small cherry tomato plants will get planted outdoors before they grow spindley in the shelter of my house. I jumped the gun when I bought them...
When a car dealership starts handing out "green" tote bags and being extra helpful, can you blame people for getting suspicious? Especially when they ask environmental bloggers to feature them -- so I did; just not quite the way they expected...
Why are we so hung up on the details of climate change? We don't have time to ponder, calculate the position of our vehicle relative to the child in the street...we just have to brake. But we're not braking, are we?
They have promised to find a solution to the massive deforestation resulting from palm oil growing, yet RSPO is nothing more than an industry-funded talking shop designed to fiddle while the rainforest burns...
The results of a fascinating survey have just been released by the PR company Chatsworth Communications, which show clearly that Britain's journalists, bloggers and other "opinion formers" are not being fooled...
We are feeding grain into grain converters, grubbing up vast areas of forest and grassland, draining paddy fields to grow wheat to feed to animals to produce meat...it's time to break the myth that eating meat is somehow "progressive". It causes hunger.