Archive for November, 2007

• Ecospot Winner: Sky is Falling

  Today the contest winner of the Alliance for Climate Protection and Current TV (Al Gores projects) “60 Seconds to Save the Earth” Ecospot was announced. The winner will be featured on Current TV, MySpace and featured in the Alliance for …

• Green Consumer: On the road

  As a person and consumer you have the power to do something about climate change. Never forget or think otherwise. Sure you may wonder how much you’ll actually help by replacing your CFLs, recycling etc but in the end all …

• Sweden: Cancel your telephone directory

  Here is a green tip for our Swedish readers but I hope people in other countries also have some kind of use of this. Most people in Sweden today uses different internet services to find telephone numbers and street addresses …

• Australian Labor Victorious – but not Green Enough

  Decent, pro-Peace, pro-Environment and pro-Planet Australians were delighted with the result of the recent Australian Federal Election that terminated the incompetent, nearly 12 year rule of the climate criminal, climate change sceptic, Bush-ite Coalition and gave Labor under Kevin Rudd …

• Nokia loses its top spot in the Greener Electronics Guide from Greenpeace

  Today Greenpeace released its latest version of their Guide to Greener Electronics. In this version they added TV and game console makers. Before we check out the changes from last version lets see how some of the newly added companies …

• A Picture is Worth…

  This picture is an old one, but it’s more than worth a re-run. The picture, taken by the Press-Office City of Münster (Germany), demonstrates the amount of space required to transport the same number of passengers by car, bus or …

• First PC to reach Energy Star 4.0 requirements

  Dell is the first PC manufacturer to achieve Energy Star 4.0 requirements with its new Inspiron 531. Some of its features are a 80% efficient power supply and a paperless owners manual. The computer is also pre-programmed to switch to …

• Airships – the rebirth of aviation

  Aviation is the fastest growing cause of climate change, it destroys ancient forests and woodland, wiping established communities off the map and airport expansions destroys important heritage sites and causes illegal levels of nitrous oxide pollution. Today’s aviation industry is …

• Solutions to overfishing

  This post is a continuation on Artemis post about overfishing. Seafood is a healthy diet that you shouldn’t stop eating. Instead, you should take some time to read what kind of fishes you can buy that will make as little …

• SUMMARY of the Summary of the 2007 IPCC AR4 Synthesis Report

  The Inter-Governmental Panel on Climate Change has finally released the last of its 2007 Fourth Assessment Reports together with a “Summary for Policymakers of the Synthesis Report of the IPCC Fourth Assessment Report (AR4) ” (see: http://www.ipcc.ch). You will no …