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.
By Nature is stocking a new collection of organic, fairtrade baby and children’s wear from La Queue du Chat a.k.a. The Cat’s Tail, from March 2007. The uplifting colour themes are Green Tea and Raspberry for a fresh and utterly… Read More »The Cat’s Tail
According to a survey conducted by www.Gumtree.com (the UK’s busiest community site), 16% of us have made green New Years resolutions, with a massive 93% of us considering making environmentally friendly lifestyle changes this year. Yes, it seems that we… Read More »A greener 2007
Today saw the start of a new weekly review at “EcoStreet at Lifescape“. I’m delighted to be blogging on the Lifescape magazine website where I will be posting each Monday, summing up the eco-week. There are a couple of other… Read More »EcoStreet at Lifescape
People Tree just have the most amazing sales. This belted wrap-over top, for example, has been marked down from £55 to just £13.75. It’s fairtrade and organic, and has a handbeaded belt. There are also men’s, women’s and children’s clothes… Read More »75% off at People Tree
It’s not only the idea of using centuries old reclaimed wood for these dining tables that is appealing, the end product is pretty magnificent too. Maru dining tables are manufactured by greentea designs from slabs of wood flooring and porch… Read More »Eco review: Maru dining tables
If your old jalopy is spewing fumes and not very reliable on cold mornings, you no longer have to pay to have it scrapped before moving on to your new hybrid. Car manufacturers are being forced to pay for cars… Read More »Free car recycling in the EU
Whether we like it or not, most of us are consumers in a consumerist world. And whether the Economist* thinks so or not, we can make choices that will effect the future of our world. That is where EcoReports comes… Read More »If you want to know, read an eco-report
In 2004, Norwich Union switched it’s Norfolk-based buildings to a renewable energy tariff. Nearly 3 years later, their parent company Aviva, has gone carbon neutral. Norwich Union insures one in five households, one in seven motor vehicles and more than… Read More »Norwich Union goes carbon neutral
Thanks to Calvin Jones at Climate Change Action for letting us all know that this excellent film is now available to view online for free. An Inconvenient Truth has been uploaded onto YouTube in 9-parts, links to all 9 parts… Read More »An Inconvenient Truth on YouTube