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Showing posts with label Champions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Champions. Show all posts

Thursday, 21 May 2009

Europes Largest Wind Farm

Here is a link to an article I read on Green Pepper about Europes Largest Wind Farm.

Question - where do you think this could be?
http://green-pepper.org.uk/energy/europes-largest-onshore-wind-farm/



Bet you didn't think Scotland.

Friday, 8 May 2009

Crop Swappers

I have recently joined a new idea called Crop Swappers.

Basically it is an internet based group who can swap either items or skills, within their given area.

Here is a link to the post on My Zero Waste, which explains it all in more detail.

http://myzerowaste.com/2009/05/crop-swappers-rebuilding-communities-and-sharing-resources/

Tuesday, 28 April 2009

FAKE PLASTIC FISH - a blog

Please take the time to go over to http://therubbishdiet.blogspot.com/2009/04/beth-terrys-letter-to-oprah.html and view the video presented by Beth Terry.

Beth is the author of the blog Fake Palstic Fish.

This video really make you think about the plastic we use etc.

Beth has very kindly sent me a direct link to the You Tube video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ae0nXDRVnjk

Thursday, 2 April 2009

Thought Provoking


Almost Mrs Average over on The Rubbish Diet has posted the following post regarding what happens to our "rubbish" when we throw it "away".

http://therubbishdiet.blogspot.com/2009/04/oh-memories-part-2-april-fool.html

please take the time to read this as it really does make you think

Wednesday, 21 January 2009

Happy Birthday Almost Mrs Average

Today is the 1st birthday of The Rubbish Diet Almost Mrs Average has been blogging about her exploits and championing the rest of us to follow suit.

Please go and have a wander around the blog, it is full of inspirational posts and important links and information.

Well Done Karen!!

Thursday, 15 January 2009

Thumbs Up!!

I have today received a parcel from Ethical Superstore, this was a cardboard box into which they had put my goodies and then had used brown paper as the filler.

On the box was a label asking that all be recycled once finished with.

The best part about this type of packaging is that the brown paper was left in a large piece, which means I can just iron it and then reuse as wrapping paper myself, and if I send it to the right person they in turn can probably reuse also.

The only blip was the parcel tape which they had to use to seal the box.