Blog
Weekly Greenhouse Round-Up
Sally Hill | 02.07.10
This post from Martin Wright at Forum for the Future, written amidst the climate science controversy in the press earlier this year, hit the nail on the head:
If Climate Change Didn't Exist Would We Have to Invent It?
The essence of the article, highlighted in the cartoon below, is that the changes required to adapt to climate change need to take place whether it is real or not.
The adjustments needed to address climate change are also necessary to reduce our toll on resources, stabilise the condition of the planet, and they're not actually so bad for our quality of life either.
.jpg)
Here are the links we loved this week:
Scotland's Big Tent Festival Adds Summer School to Promote Green Living
The weekend-long celebration of green and sustainable lifestyles launches new skills workshop
(Treehugger)
You Ask, They Answer: Slow Food UK
Q&A with the British wing of the Slow Food movement
(The Guardian)
Zero Carbonista: Wind Car Update
The latest from Zero Carbonista's wind car, racing in the Bridgestone Eco Rally
(Zero Carbonista)
Government Commission Urges Rapid Setting Up of Green Investment Bank
New UK Green Investment Bank to support low-carbon infrastructure ecological projects
(The Guardian)
Bridgestone Eco Rally 2010 to Showcase Cutting-Edge Car Design
Sustainable transport in action, a showcase of cutting-edge and super-fast eco cars
(The Telegraph)
Are Blue Bike Lanes Better Than Black?
Recent Guardian study shows that drivers give less room to cyclists when there is a painted bike lane
(Treehugger)
Sales of Small Wind Turbines Up, Even in Soft Housing Market
More people are turning to wind power: lower risk and less cost, what's not to like?
(CleanTechnica)
Organic Farming's Balanced Ecosystems Naturally Control Pests Better Than Monoculture
In case you needed another reason to favour organic farming over chemical agriculture
(Treehugger)
Eco Rally
The official site for the sustainable vehicle event
Book of Green
New Book of Green resources for your life, plus there's a great contest to win eco prizes
Related Posts
blog comments powered by Disqus
Why We Blog
Follow Us
CATEGORIES
- All
- Clean Energy
- Eco Commmunities
- Eco Heroes
- Eco Media
- Environment
- Ethical Finance
- Food
- Gardening
- Green Living
- Green Technology & Design
- Guest Bloggers
- Morning News
- Organic
- Parenting
- Social Media
- Weekly Greenhouse Updates
RECENT POSTS
- Morning News - Friday 24th May 2013
- Morning News - Tuesday 21st May 2013
- Morning News - Monday 20th May 2013
- Morning News - Friday 17th May 2013
- Morning News - Tuesday 14th May 2013
- Morning News - Monday 13th May 2013
- Morning News - Thursday 25th April 2013
- Exhibition showcases sustainability leaders’ wishes for the future
- Morning News - Tuesday 23rd April 2013
- Morning News - Monday 22nd April 2013
- National Trust commits to renewable energy
- Morning News - Tuesday 16th April 2013
Archive
BLOGROLL
- Anna Shepard
- The Sustainable Business Lab
- The Soil Association
- Adam Vaughan
- Business Green
- Dot Earth
- Ecologist
- Ecorazzi
- EcoSalon
- Environment 360
- Environmental Graffiti
- George Monbiot
- Green Futures
- Green Inc.
- Green Thing
- Grist
- Guardian Environment
- Huffington Post Green
- Inhabitat
- Jonathon Porritt
- Julia Hailes
- La Tierra
- Mother Nature Network
- Recycle This
- The Alternative Consumer
- The Daily Green
- The Oil Drum
- Transition Culture
- Treehugger
- WebEcoist
- Zero Carbonista