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.
I like the idea of popping down to the hardware shop to pick up some organic compost, a new pair of wellies and wind turbine. Ecologically, installing some sort of micro-powergeneration seems to be the right thing to do, but… Read More »You can do it if you B&Q it
The City of Manchester stadium is about to become the very first in the world with its own green power supply. Permission has been granted for Manchester City Football Club to erect a 120m high wind turbine, to power both… Read More »Football’s biggest fan
The latest move in the competition for the “green” pound sees Sainsbury’s supermarket replacing its current plastic carrier bags with new bags made up of 33% recycled plastic, 10% chalk and 57% new plastic. The new orange bags will be… Read More »Sainsbury’s moves to 33% recycled carrier bags
Airline boss he may be, but Richard Branson is also my top eco-hero businessman/entrepreneur/celebrity for his good intentions this month. You may say that good intentions don’t save the world, but I’ll argue that this man has put his money… Read More »Richard Branson – September’s eco-hero
The British love sushi, and this is creating such a demand for bluefin tuna that many EU fishing fleets are breaking laws and catching far more tuna than they are allowed to. With demand causing the cost of tuna to… Read More »Sustainable sushi
Edie reports today that following a pilot scheme sponsored by the European Commission, two large continental manufacturers will be carrying on their good work and working towards a more sustainable future. Finnish phone colossus Nokia and French hypermarket chain Carrefour… Read More »Continental manufacturers commit to greening their products
You’ve got a few more days to get down to the Future London interactive experience at the Science Museum. The experience, subtitled Footprints of a Generation, is a chance for Londoners to find out what is being done to move… Read More »Future London
This is fascinating. A statistical study of satellite images has shown that the more plants you have, the more rain you have. Another good reason to preserve green spaces in dry regions. I won’t pretend to understand the science, so… Read More »More plants make more rain
A little late for the “back to school” uniform buying frenzy, but sites to note for future use none the less. Clean Slate are a supplier of fairtrade and organic school uniform, working with schools and encouraging co-operative buying to… Read More »School uniforms go green