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Times - Making environmentally-friendly coffins from Jute
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Junkk.com promotes fun, reward-based e-practices, sharing oodles of info in objective, balanced ways. But we do have personal opinions, too! Hence this slightly ‘off of site, top of mind' blog by Junkk Male Peter. Hopefully still more ‘concerned mates’ than 'do this... or else' nannies, with critiques seen as constructive or of a more eyebrow-twitching ‘Oh, really?!' variety. Little that’s green can be viewed only in black and white.
Showing posts with label FUNERAL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FUNERAL. Show all posts
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Lunar Dead Centre
Directly following a piece on the splitting of an ice shelf 'due to Global Warming', irony-free zone that is the BBC has just aired a piece on... commercial air travel.
I have now seen it, and see no reason to change what I wrote in advance:
'Looking forward to how the advertised piece on burying one's ashes on the moon is shared.
Whilst exchange may be no robbery, dust for dust, bearing in mind the fuel cost for every gram sent into orbit, I just wonder what the carbon consequences might be?'
Seemed worth a Newswatch serve:
Directly following a piece on the splitting of an ice shelf 'due to Global Warming', and followed by another plastic bag expose (how did David Shuckman get to Midway Island, by the way? Nice work if you can get it)* the irony-free zone that is the BBC has just aired a piece on... commercial space travel.
The commercial relationship is uncomfortable enough, but the mixed messages being pumped out on best environmental practices by consumers is staggering.
Next you'll have a reporter gushing forth with Richard Branson together on the first Virgin Galactic launch!
ADDENDA -
BBC - Antarctic shelf 'hangs by thread'
BBBC - It seems it has been noted elsewhere, and it appears the airlines are doing well out of... plastic bags. Medium and messenger...hmnnn.
*BBBC - NEW - And lo... the jolly was good.
I have now seen it, and see no reason to change what I wrote in advance:
'Looking forward to how the advertised piece on burying one's ashes on the moon is shared.
Whilst exchange may be no robbery, dust for dust, bearing in mind the fuel cost for every gram sent into orbit, I just wonder what the carbon consequences might be?'
Seemed worth a Newswatch serve:
Directly following a piece on the splitting of an ice shelf 'due to Global Warming', and followed by another plastic bag expose (how did David Shuckman get to Midway Island, by the way? Nice work if you can get it)* the irony-free zone that is the BBC has just aired a piece on... commercial space travel.
The commercial relationship is uncomfortable enough, but the mixed messages being pumped out on best environmental practices by consumers is staggering.
Next you'll have a reporter gushing forth with Richard Branson together on the first Virgin Galactic launch!
ADDENDA -
BBC - Antarctic shelf 'hangs by thread'
BBBC - It seems it has been noted elsewhere, and it appears the airlines are doing well out of... plastic bags. Medium and messenger...hmnnn.
*BBBC - NEW - And lo... the jolly was good.
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Tuesday, March 18, 2008
NEWS/Commercial PR - It's what you leave behind that counts
This blog and the site both have categories devoted to the sensitive issue of eco-funerals, so I am happy to add this PR to the blog to kick off as it's in keeping.As received, with a few edits and comments:
Daisy Coffins bury taboos at Retirement Show 2008
Daisy Coffins will be at the Retirement Show will demonstrate how sustainable and attractive natural coffins can be, which are 100% natural made from water hyacinth and banana leafs.
The handcrafted coffins are a real alternative to the main stream wood chip veneer products and are getting noticed by many funeral directors, as more and more requests for sustainable coffins come flooding in.
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