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We Need a “New Operating System” for the Modern World! Yale Univ’s Dean of Environmental Studies Saystreehugger.com » TreeHugger - Sep 5, 2008 photo: Gilbert Rodriguez In a practical sense, to make the type of changes in theory and practice which many TreeHugger readers would probably like to see happen to make the world a more ecologically sustainable place … Also tagged: economics, consumerism, corporate responsibility, one planet living, dematerialization |
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Green School Fundraising with Carbon Offsetstreehugger.com » TreeHugger - Sep 5, 2008 While there may be no doubt that school fundraising of all angles is a standard of the educational system in America and beyond, there’s one product that you just may never heard of being used to help raise funds for … Also tagged: science and technology, united states, business and politics, culture and celebrity, cars and transportation, travel and nature, green schools, carbon offsets, global warming solutions, green youth |
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Biomimicry Course: Learn About The Amazing Potential of Design Inspired by Naturetreehugger.com » TreeHugger - Sep 4, 2008 If you were excited by the incredible Sahara Forest Project proposal that we told you about earlier this week, then here is your chance to find out more. Schumacher College, situated in the beautiful countryside of … Also tagged: education, architecture, design and architecture, science and technology, materials, united kingdom, ecology, biomimicry |
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Tree Free School Notebooks a Stylish Back-to-School Buytreehugger.com » TreeHugger - Sep 3, 2008 With kids across America heading back to school there’s no better time to take a look at a unique line of notebooks that just may make a difference while helping them realize the importance of considering their paper … Also tagged: education, design and architecture, united states, forestry, fashion and beauty, business and politics, culture and celebrity, travel and nature, green schools, gifts under 15, deforestation, green youth |
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My Rebuttal to “Transactional Marriage”marriageactually.com » Marriage Actually - An honest look at marriage - Sep 2, 2008 Tony Woodlief began a series August 26 called the Transactional Marriage. he has three parts done so far. I don’t even know where to start with this except to say that I whole heartedly disagree. Sometimes things can … Also tagged: marriage, communication, conflict, roles, give and take |
treehugger.com » TreeHugger - Aug 28, 2008
Nine million cars, seven U.S. states combined, or the emissions generated by heating nearly 13 million homes for the winter: That's junk mail's carbon contribution toward climate change, according to a report (pdf) by …
Also tagged: do it yourself, forestry, global climate change
treehugger.com » TreeHugger - Aug 27, 2008
photo: D'Arcy Norman Search the TreeHugger archives and you’ll find countless articles on the environmental and economic benefits of recycling. While for many of us separating recyclable waste from trash destined for …
Also tagged: recycling, united kingdom, plastics
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Amex Members Projects Voting Closes in Six Daystreehugger.com » TreeHugger - Aug 26, 2008 American Express has set precedents with the social responsibility marketing angle before, with their Amex Red Card. Now for the second year, voting is open to nominate projects to receive $2.5 million in funding. The … Also tagged: business, activism, contests, corporations |
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6 Planet-Saving Facebook Applicationstreehugger.com » TreeHugger - Aug 25, 2008 Image source: Facebook Oh Facebook. That 2.0 of Myspace, which allows members to catch up with frenemies from high school they never wanted to see again, as well as find embarrassing pictures about themselves the day … Also tagged: games, electronics, computing, contests, conservation, planet green |
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Common Pre-Term Labor Drug May Increase Fetal Risk from Common Pesticidestreehugger.com » TreeHugger - Aug 22, 2008 According to researchers at Duke University Medical Center there’s a significant chance that a drug commonly prescribed to halt pre-term labor and stave off premature birth might leave the brains of children … Also tagged: chemicals, science and technology, united states, pesticides, diseases, babies, fashion and beauty, business and politics, culture and celebrity, food and health, travel and nature, toxins, air pollution |