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What is the world coming to?

Monday, April 30th, 2007 by Nigel

Brighton Ecovilage

Blimey. I see Brighton’s Earthship eco village development at Falmer has made it into the “soaraway” Sun this morning.

Having built one Earthship at Falmer, the plan is now to build 16 more overlooking Brighton Marina.

 


Ten Top Energy Saving Tips

Tuesday, April 24th, 2007 by Nigel

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Ten top energy saving tips from the book Energy: Use Less – Save More: 100 Energy saving-tips for the home by Jon Clift & Amanda Cuthbert (only GBP 4.95 from my store by the way.)

  • 1. Take control of your heating. Consider turning down…

  • On anxiety, global warming, and a pop star’s use of toilet paper

    Monday, April 23rd, 2007 by Nigel

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    I have a new bike, to replace the one that was stolen. A Specialised Rock Hopper. It’s really nice. Of course now I’m worried that that it’s going to get stolen too.
    Did you miss this? I did…


    How green is green?

    Thursday, April 19th, 2007 by Nigel

    Wind Power

    Sigh. If only being green was simple.

    Here????‚¬??„?s a story. An old and valued customer emailed me recently. She????‚¬??„?d read a note on my newsletter in which I recommended people check out the green energy companies Ecotricity and Good Energy ????‚¬??€? both of which Nigel????‚¬??„?s Eco Store has a good relationship with.


    The eco paint job

    Tuesday, April 17th, 2007 by Nigel

    Sundance by Benjamin Moore Paint

    In the tech world, people regularly bandy around the phrase “early adopter”. If you’re unfamiliar with the phrase, here’s a quick definition:

    If you’re the first person to buy the first ludicrously overpriced piece of electronic equipment, you justify the shocking price to your partner/housemate/mum by calling yourself “an early adopter”…


    How to win eco arguments

    Monday, April 16th, 2007 by Nigel

    Local global warming

    Actually, I hate arguments. However, if, like me, you’re totally dumbfounded when you meet someone who flatly denies that global warming is a problem, and regards it all as a giant conspiracy, Grist have a handy catechism of scientific information on the subject: every possible argument you will ever need to defeat a global warming denier…