Green Living Down Under
I have often thought about the ways it would be possible to scrape off all that chewing gum from pavements throughout the world (excepting Singapore which banned it) and recycle it somehow. When I have insomnia I try to solve world problems like that!
A great video to pick you up today! This is what happens when you recycle!
If war, violence, pollution, global warming, animal rights as well as health issues aren’t enough to concern you, confusion over what is healthy and what is not will probably do the trick. A lot of us are anxious and concerned at the seriousness of the health crisis, world hunger and pollution problems plaguing our world.
You may have heard about Bokashi Buckets but have no idea what they are about? Here is our low down on the indoor composting system.
So many times we walk along beaches and river banks and see tangled clumps of old fishing line, lead sinkers attached. People are just now beginning to be aware that the lead is a hazard and the line will tangle around the necks, feet and wings of birds, be ingested by larger fish and generally [...]
There are many who believe that ‘green’ is a religion. Others even add it to the list of stringent ethical mores by which they live, ‘non-green’ behaviour taking on the gravity of a sin. It can be a serious business.
I have been to some disgusting places in my life. Some of the beaches in Thailand would easily win the award for the Dirtiest place in the world.
Recently my friend took a flight for his work to Canberra from Melbourne on Qantas. He took these photos on the flight for us to see how Qantas is “helping” the environment. WARNING: This post will be filled with extreme sarcasm.
It’s hard to look at tie-dyed clothes without taking a trip back in time – But fear not! There are other ways to dye and be fabulous too!
It seems to me that the horrors man has wreaked on the environment are, largely, rooted in ‘bad habits’.
