Tracy Stokes is a mixed media artist living & working on the slopes of Devil's Peak in Cape Town. She likes to paint on re-purposed surfaces and recycle creatively in all aspects of her life.
Having missed the EcoRadar last week, here’s an update on news that caught my eye in the past 2 weeks. Nuclear power: who is thinking what? Not so much news as a handy primer, AlterNet’s Rebecca Solnit has put together… Read More »EcoRadar – 3 August 2007
I grew up in a really tough town–the kids were as mean as New York kids, so when they got too much for me, I would ride my bike out into the country. I’d sit in the bushes, smoke, and… Read More »Music 4 the planet: Big Yellow Taxi by Joni Mitchell
Anna Shepard, Eco Worrier has had her nose in Nuts Magazine, reading up about eco-hunks. Seems that a man with green intentions is what we want these days. Philip Sellwood at the Carbon Challenge says HIP HIP Hooray about the… Read More »EcoLinking – 2 August 2007
ARCTIC TALE: MUSIC FROM AND INSPIRED BY THE MOTION PICTURE features brand new, exclusive tracks from legends Brian Wilson, Barry Gibb and Aimee Mann; and hits from Elvis Costello, Eric Clapton, Pearl Jam, Sheryl Crow, The Shins and more! From… Read More »Win a copy of the soundtrack from Arctic Tale
Here’s a recap of our most popular posts for July, just in case you missed them. How to give your kitchen a green makeover Extreme green musicians: the top 10 Live Earth: in retrospect How to give your office a… Read More »July’s top eco-features at EcoStreet
Dancing Rabbit TV is the new videoblog of the Dancing Rabbit EcoVillage community, created to share ideas and information about what it means to live sustainably. In this introductory episode, residents show us how they are striving to lead more… Read More »Dancing Rabbit TV
To new readers or those who haven’t already taken our reader survey, we are taking part in this year’s Blog Reader Project to find out more about you, our readers. We are asking you to take a completely anonymous survey… Read More »Reminder: please take our reader survey
This video was made before the recent floods that we’ve experienced in England. Flood plains may be our best defence against rising sea levels. Should we really be building on them?
Breastfeeding is the most environmentally friendly way to feed your baby. Breast milk is a renewable resource. No plastic bottles that will end up in landfill one day, no energy needed to produce plastic bottles and formula milk, no inefficient… Read More »Embrace green motherhood: breastfeed