Posted from ecorazzi.com :: the latest ... 14 hours ago
Organomic : Everyday Living
Sometimes people suck! We were reminded of that yesterday with the whole anti-Obama electric car hoax, and today we are once again presented with human suckage with this story. I write about Pamela Anderson a whole lot because I sincerely believe in her goal to bring animal issues to the mainstream... (original story)
Posted from ecorazzi.com :: the latest ... 14 hours ago
Organomic : Everyday Living
With news that Michael Bolton and Nicollette Sheridan have ended their engagement, we thought it only fitting to remember the good times — like when they both posed for a charity photo with Sheridan’s ass hanging out. The proceeds for this ad campaign went directly to The Hole In The Wal... (original story)
Posted from Inhabitat 14 hours ago
Organomic : Everyday Living
As summer ends and classes begin, students around the world are starting to gear up for the long haul ahead. A sturdy backpack or satchel is an essential, and although the most eco-friendly option is to simply reuse a existing bag, some of you are sure to be retiring your frayed and fading packs. Fo... (original story)
Posted from TreeHugger 14 hours ago
Organomic : Everyday Living
Planning Application for Wind-Powered Coke Factory The UK-based renewable energy developer Ecotricity is no stranger to working with large companies. From installing turbines at a Lotus car factory to joining forces with major DIY retailer B&Q, the company specialises in finding influential allies... (original story)
Posted from ecorazzi.com :: the latest ... 15 hours ago
Organomic : Everyday Living
Rapper/entrepreneur P Diddy had to give up his private jet due to high gas prices and is now flying commercial. You know, with the rest of us schlubs. And he’s so upset about it, he posted a video on YouTube - set to private now, of course. According to The Telegraph, during the video blog / [... (original story)
Posted from TreeHugger 15 hours ago
Organomic : Everyday Living
In the run up to London Fashion Week next month we are delighted by the display of talented young British Designers showing sustainable collections. Last week we were introduced to textile print designer Tamasyn Gambell and her gorgeous silk scarves. Today we take a peek at the new collection from... (original story)
Posted from TreeHugger 15 hours ago
Organomic : Everyday Living
If only politics really was about people looking at the issues and making intelligent choices. Instead we have Glenn Beck telling his audience to "Take part in our carbon ONset program. We are asking you to make just a few small sacrifices to completely wipe out any potential energy savings the Demo... (original story)
Posted from TreeHugger 15 hours ago
Organomic : Everyday Living
BEE Japan (Bicycle for Everyone’s Earth) is on a great trip from Hokkaido in northern-most Japan and will soon arrive to Tokyo. BEE is a group of international members that promotes environmental awareness and green living in Japan. By September 15 they will be in Kyoto for a Model of the United... (original story)
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Organomic : Health and Food
An analysis of Ayurvedic medicines purchased online found that 20% contain levels of lead, mercury or arsenic that exceed acceptable standards, according to a study published in this week’s edition of JAM... (original story)
Posted from TreeHugger 16 hours ago
Organomic : Everyday Living
We have complained before about ad creep, how the public realm is being taken over by private marketers. I don't know if I should be happy or sad that the Egg Farmers of Canada have determined that there are enough cyclists in London, Ontario that they want to pay to advertise to them by painting ... (original story)
Posted from TreeHugger 16 hours ago
Organomic : Everyday Living
At least this seems to the evidence gathered by the Bikes Belong Coalition, a U.S. bicycle industry organisation dedicated to putting more people on bicycles more often. After surveying 150 bicycle retailers in nearly 40 states they concluded that almost three quarters of this stores were selling ... (original story)
Posted from TreeHugger 16 hours ago
Organomic : Everyday Living
Wherever there is an escalator there is often a stair beside it; escalator treads are not proportioned properly for climbing and don't count in the building codes as exits. (this rule seems to break down in shopping malls and stores) As we posted recently, escalators are insane energy hogs; they ... (original story)
Posted from Green Daily 18 hours ago
Organomic : Everyday Living
Filed under: Local, Travel and VacationImagine landing in an airport and finding out you have a delayed flight leaving you in limbo for the next six hours. After your third spin around the various novelty stores, two beers and a salted pretzel, you realize that you still have five and a half hours t... (original story)
Posted from Green Daily 19 hours ago
Organomic : Everyday Living
Filed under: Celebrities, FashionFIN of Norway is in the business of eco-lux clothing. High style fashion and high end eco-friendly fabrics combine to create really luscious clothing. The company uses organic fairtrade cotton, organic alpaca and wild non-violent silk (harvested in the wild, without ... (original story)
Posted from TreeHugger 20 hours ago
Organomic : Everyday Living
New from Teko this fall: A line of breathable yet buttery soft performance socks made from certified-organic merino wool and recycled polyester. The wool comes from 20 farms in Argentina that farm organically in accordance to the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) and International Associatio... (original story)