http://www.storyofstuff.com
This is a great video that brakes down the life cycle of stuff and how we can the cycle of stuff better. Check it out, it's worth the time to watch it.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
The PSU EcoWiki
Looking for ways to help out your Portland community? Check out the PSU EcoWiki site with tips, events and post by people like you.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
More useful information!
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Resources
Where do you go to have stuff recycled? Especially for an industrial company or business! How do you reduce your carbon footprint?!
This site is useful in answering some/all of the questions you might have regarding reducing industrial waste and carbon.
Check it out!
This site is useful in answering some/all of the questions you might have regarding reducing industrial waste and carbon.
Check it out!
Labels:
carbon,
footprint,
industrial waste,
reclaim,
recycle,
reduce,
reuse,
sustainable,
waste
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Trash to Grass
Cracked Pots uses art to encourage our community to creatively look at trash. Reuse is at the heart of all we do. Think before you throw.
Sustainable Alternatives for Modern Living
This is just one of many way to staying green. Kitchen products made from renewable resources. http://bambuhome.com
Monday, May 4, 2009
Local School Issues
The dilemma that is in the press currently is what to do with the styrofoam lunch trays at school. An article in the Southwest Connection this week addresses just that. Check it out: http://www.swcommconnection.com/news/story.php?story_id=124085391778025300
Labels:
dilemma,
green,
lunch,
precycling,
recycling,
schools,
students,
styrafoam,
sustainable
100 Ways To Save the Enviornment
http://www.stumbleupon.com/toolbar/#topic=Environment&url=http%2525253A//www.seql.org/100ways.cfm
This is a great site to check out, from the "Sustainable Enviornment for Quality of Life." It gives tips to follow for your home, your office, your yard, and others. Download it and post it somewhere where you can see it, to remind yourself of how you can make a difference.
Chris Jordan's Running the Numbers An American Self-Portrait
http://www.chrisjordan.com/If This does not put our waste into prospective I don't know what would.
You have to check this out!! Its both beautiful and disturbing at the same time.
You have to check this out!! Its both beautiful and disturbing at the same time.
Labels:
chris jordan,
consumption,
garbage,
green,
greenart,
waste
people making a difference!
This Rubber stamp has been made by a flicker user ( Anodyne). It is creative and great example of how each individual can make a difference and save the environment by making the first step of recycling.
"This is a rubber stamp I had made to mark packages I sent out using recycled packing materials. I want to make wise, environmentally friendly decisions, and I want people to know why I'm doing it" Anodyne
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