The Geffrye museum is London’s ‘museum of the interior’ and features mocked up living rooms from houses picked from different eras over the last 400 years. Right now they also have a really well thought out exhibition on Eco homes running in the basement. It’s not huge, but it has been cleverly designed by eco [...]
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‘Eco home’ at the Geffrye museum
Posted in Sustainability, tagged eco home, environment on October 21, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Ecoworrier 2 – Bokashi
Posted in Ecoworrier, tagged bokashi, compost, Urban garden on June 26, 2009 | 7 Comments »
If I make an effort to save a cubic foot of Chinese dirt being flung into obscurity so that a black plastic bag of mine can putrefy in its place for a few millennia, I end up ankle deep in nausea-inducing bransagne. And I’ve paid 8 quid for the privilege.
Ecoworrier – Kettle
Posted in Ecoworrier, tagged ecokettle, Ecoworrier, greeness on February 12, 2009 | 8 Comments »
Me (washing up): So, I thought we could get a new kettle.
Him Indoors (reading paper on sofa): Mmm Hmm
Me: It’s this new ecokettle?
HI: Hmm
Me: And it only boils the amount of water you need?
HI: Mmm
Me: Which is more environmentally friendly?
HI:
Me: Thing is, they’re £34 and we don’t really need a new…
HI: What?? (Newspaper crashes [...]
On sustainability
Posted in Sustainability, tagged environment, philosphy, Sustainability on October 10, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Somebody asked me the other day what my views on sustainability were. Since giving what was inevitably a rather cobbled together response, I’ve been trying to work out what it is I actually think about this, and the rest of the environmental bun fight we’re all supposed to be up to our necks in.
One thing [...]
Branson’s space ships are hardly knights in shining armour.
Posted in Sustainability, tagged climate change, oh the irony, richard branson, virgin galactic on October 1, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Richard Branson’s space tourism company, Virgin Galactic, is to help gather scientific data on climate change. Today he told the 59th International Astronautical Congress in Glasgow:
“To my mind there is no greater or more immediate challenge than that posed by climate change. It’s therefore more than fitting that the very first science to [...]
Notes on green living from the country kitchen of a first-floor flat in London, UK.