Dangers of the internet, part 1
Tuesday, November 27th, 2007 by Nigel
Greenpeace asked the internet public to name a whale, to publicise its Great Whale Trail, following the migration of the magnificent humpback whales.
Read why it’s not going well…

Greenpeace asked the internet public to name a whale, to publicise its Great Whale Trail, following the migration of the magnificent humpback whales.
Read why it’s not going well…
Last week the British Prime Minister Gordon Brown called again for a “green revolution” and suggested that the UK could be aiming for an 80% cut in carbon dioxide emissions by 2050. Hurrah. That sounds promising.
Or does it?
Stephen Fry has been enthusing wildy in his Guardian column “Dork Talk” about the Eco Player, comparing it favourably to the Phillips Streamium:

I realise that there’s already a generation younger than myself who wouldn’t have a clue where that headline was culled from. For them, that’s David Bellamy visiting Nigel’s Eco Store when I was running a stand at The Sustainability Show last month.

I was pleased to see nigelsecostore.com getting a mention for this one in yesterday’s Observer. I started out by stocking the kind of items that appealed to me. As time’s gone on, I’m trying to add more items for the whole family - like the Paperpod Rocket.
This story in The Guardian tickled my fancy. Andy Pag, a 24-year-old Londoner, is planning to drive from the UK to Mali in a lorry powered… by chocolate.
OK… I’m still wearing the same jacket, but do you notice anything else different? Yes… I’ve revamped the look of Nigel’s Eco Store. I’ve been working on it for some time now…

Apologies for letting this one drop for a while. I have, as I hope you’ll see in the next few days, been Very Very Busy.
But just to point out that Google are now doing their own Carbon Footprint calculator…

In turbulent times, we could all use a bit of extra emotional and spiritual advice and encouragement.
As the planet, and the human race, goes through some pretty hefty stuff, the challenge we’re all facing is to move from an unsustainable way of life to one that is more ethical, organic, tolerant, peaceful, sustainable and eco friendly.
To help in the understanding of ourselves and the bigger picture, we asked leading…