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The most significant move in green building for decades, and possibly 250 years! Bullitt Building image; Credit: © Miller Hull Partnership Two years ago, at a cost of $18.5 million...

On Apr 25, 2015 by JW Dowey 0 Comments

A Song for Earth Hour: James King

The youthful, but very environment-friendly James King James King; Credit: © jameskingmusic.netimage It all began with the Amazon rainforest. Australian songwriter Luc Floreani read up on the terrible deforestation and...

On Mar 16, 2015 by Paul Robinson 0 Comments

Rainforest Alliance claims paper industry helps conservation.

Sumatran rainforest contains sights you can’t see anywhere else. I am always gladdened by garrulous hornbills gathering on a fruiting tree, but rhinoceros hornbills, Buceros rhinoceros, will remind you there...

On Feb 10, 2015 by JW Dowey 0 Comments

Losing The Wildlife In Your Woods?

The European badger is familiar to all UK citizens, but recently, it has been blamed for a careless spread of cattle TB. Hunting badgers is unacceptable to many, but the...

On Dec 21, 2014 by Paul Robinson 0 Comments

Audi, Toyota, Honda and Nissan lead us into the 22nd century car.

One of the hydrogen cars now available to a restricted few. The hydrogen/electric hybrid may beat it, or will we just hang on to the little electric city car, with...

On Nov 23, 2014 by Paul Robinson 0 Comments

Two perspectives on the biosphere.

It is wrong to choose just one species to represent conservation, but the turtles are among the most unique and the most threatened of all How much longer will be...

On Nov 09, 2014 by Dave Armstrong 0 Comments

UNEP-convened Global SCP Clearinghouse: obliging the Consumer Generation with Alternatives

Conspicuous consumption belongs in the ancient worlds of absolute monarchy and personal greed. Sustainability for all of us simply means care with expenditure of energy and resources — if, that...

On Oct 09, 2014 by Dave Armstrong 0 Comments

Crowdsourcing and oceanography, a mix made out of necessity

Of all the sights of the sea, this giant would be the greatest, unless a tiny sea slug is your personal taste. Whatever, getting out there, on the coast or...

On Sep 12, 2014 by Dave Armstrong 0 Comments

Don't lose your lid! (the green roof argument)

Mushrooming from the centre of Warsaw, Poland, this library has a fine modern example of the kind of roof that seems to say, "What shall we grow next?" Warsaw image;...

On Sep 02, 2014 by JW Dowey 0 Comments

Backpacks and eco-clothing

Whether high in Spain's Gredos Mountains or low in the plains where it rains, make sure those shorts look and wear better than hers! We had a look at some...

On Jul 28, 2014 by JW Dowey 0 Comments

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