November, 2010
Cool Green Morning: Tuesday, November 30
Written by Darci Palmquist | November 30th, 2010
(0)
The last day of the month: time to reflect on your green priorities?
- Surprising ways your Thanksgiving turkey was tied to Gulf of Mexico fisheries. (Alabama Press-Register)
- The economy vs. the environment–can we move beyond the “either/or” argument? (Green Biz)
- A new report says the European economy is at risk from high demand on natural resources. (BBC)
- How sustainable palm oil could determine the future of forests in Asia and Africa. (YaleE360)
- Q: What becomes of disposable coffee cups? A: TBD, following this Starbucks pilot project. (Green)
Why Do We Keep Hearing Global Fisheries Are Collapsing?
Written by Peter Kareiva | November 29th, 2010
(6)
Some marine scientists say many of the world’s fish stocks are nearing collapse…but the data suggest otherwise, says Peter Kareiva. So why does the media still report that we’re on the verge of a fisheries apocalypse?
5 Things the World Needs From Cancun
Written by Andrew Deutz |
(0)
Last year’s climate change talks in Copenhagen left many disillusioned. How can they succeed this time? Our policy expert says to forget a comprehensive agreement and get these simpler things done.
Cool Green Morning: Monday, November 29
Written by Nicole Levins |
(0)
Wait—there’s stuff happening today that’s not related to Green Gift Monday?
- Japan’s helping India build 24 green cities. Teamwork! (CleanTechnica)
- The next big thing to revolutionize the building industry– “clean construction.” (Greener Buildings)
- Ask Umbra has the scoop on potentially harmful (to you and the environment!) salon treatments. (Grist)
- Recycled shells are boosting oyster populations in the Chesapeake Bay. (Treehugger)
- The daughter of the inventor of plastic bags invented a plastic-bag substitute. (Got that?) (Green House)
10 Green Gift Ideas From TreeHugger
Written by Brad Parker | November 28th, 2010
(1)
Our writer picked one gift upcycled from vintage records and another made of elephant poo. Seriously! Now that’s a green gift guide.
Green Gift Monday Partner Q&A: gDiapers
Written by Brad Parker | November 26th, 2010
(1)
Kelli McKee of gDiapers tells us why she loves a bauble in the toe of a sock and a green dickie under a white v-neck sweater.
Give the Gift of Knowledge
Written by Dave Connell |
(0)
Our writer cut his electric bill, but does that mean he lowered his carbon footprint? A new device could give him the answer and help him save even more money.
Christmas Tree Debate: Real or Fake?
Written by Frank Lowenstein | November 25th, 2010
(27)
The question is asked every year, is a real Christmas tree or a fake one better for the environment? Our climate adaptation strategy lead says there’s a clear choice.
10 Gifts from Etsy for the Green Geek Mom
Written by Kerry Crisley | November 24th, 2010
(9)
What can you get for the cool, eco-friendly mom that has everything? Check out these creative and affordable ideas.
Green Gift Monday Partner Q&A: blissmo
Written by Brad Parker |
(1)
Sundeep Ahuja, the founder of blissmo, tell us why Green Gift Monday is important and that a great holiday film can have explosions.
Recent Popular Posts
Nature Photo of the Week: Nuzzling Nyala (0)
Deforestation or Murder? Why Orangutans Are Going Extinct (3)
Nature Photo of the Week: It’s Easy Being Green (1)
