I just came across this:
An eco-chic bag won’ t stop bulging landfill sites
And as I had a ready retort: it will if it is made out of reused materials (Vac:Sac anyone?), I saw a Junkk.com promo at hand.
Thing is, even though the associated eco-worrier panel has a thingie that says 'Post a Comment', I can't seem to locate how, via my Mac or any PC.
Any ideas?
I'd write to them, but as these 'ladies who do green' are on a fairly narrow path - I must have written a score of times to point out that there are others in addition to Freecycle, all equally free and hence worth mentioning (like our JunkkYard... oh, maybe that's why).
Consumer resistance? I’m all for it
It depends where you look, or are looking from
'...cost me less than £100. It doesn’t have a brand and I don’t know
(or care) who made it... But it doesn’t have to be an expensive
thing of beauty.'
You have a slightly different view to me of 'doesn't have to be expensive'.
However I laud your consumer resistance.
You may pop over a few blogs to a colleague who you may enjoy
debating these pressing issues with.
She is not so sure about buying an eco-bag as a fashion or green
choice. I was moved to point out that many very nice things are now
made (often helping the makers) out of reused materials, and look
nice taboot.
But such things can still be reassuringly priced to get into you gels'
zone of interest.
Bless.
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