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.
US based organisation Environmental Defense have teamed up with the Ad Council to deliver a collection of hard-hitting ads to the American public. The launch follows a nationwide survey that concludes that most Americans are aware of global warming and… Read More »Hard-hitting Global Warming Ads Launched
There is a new poll online at the EcoStreet forum to find out what you think about Gordon Brown’s 2006 Budget.
A greener lifestyle has become more easily accessible to all. Local councils are looking at ways to educate us and provide incentives to those who improve their energy efficiency and recycle more. They are, in many cases, providing the services… Read More »How To Green Your Life
Welcome to our new green listings at the EcoStreet directory. This is not my… is an online magazine promoting ethical living. The idea is if you don’t like something, change it. Small changes make all the difference. This is not… Read More »Latest Green Listings
The Scotsman reports on a recent meeting at the Confederation of British Industry‘s London headquarters. Prince Charles addressed the meeting saying that he considers climate change a bigger threat to our world than terrorism or demographic change. — The Scotsman… Read More »Climate Change is Our Biggest Threat says Prince Charles
Jeff McIntyre-Strasburg of Sustainablog attributes his love of nature to lots of camping trips as a child. In his post: “How to Turn Your Kid into a Treehugger” Jeff looks at research by the College of Human Ecology at Cornell… Read More »Raising Nature Loving Kids
This week’s new green listings at the EcoStreet directory. Want to know more about water conservation? Try Greencycler’s Water, World and Space News for news about water and the environment. The Beev at Adventures in Ethical Consumerism is trying to… Read More »Latest Green Listings
This week’s Carnival of the Green is hosted by Dirty Greek, and what a green carnival it is too. The St. Patrick’s day theme is swarming with leprechauns, along with a veritable feast of green blogging. EcoStreet’s Guide to Green… Read More »Carnival of the Green at Dirty Greek
It’s the UK’s National Science Week (9-16 March 2006) and the British Association for the Advancement of Science asks: What will YOU do to tackle climate change? Tony Blair has pledged to turn down his thermostat by one degree, Colin… Read More »Click for the Climate