Green living: 19 ways to save the planet
O.....k.
I am presuming... hoping, that this is not in order of priority.
Addendum:
Meanwhile, more on the topic of ideas, we have:
Manchester Report: Plans for renewable energy bonds among 20 climate ideas to save the world
I popped a few in to that*; guess they didn't rate:)
*Can cloud-making ships, giant algae "stomachs" and the lessons of the Serengeti save us?
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At least we're not last:)
Britain's green shame
Actually this story, and the comments that accompany it, seem to illustrate the rather yawning gaps between what is actually meant by 'green', what is done to 'be' it and, perhaps most significantly in terms of targets and subsidies, why.
Especially at a major political level. I for one have never been able to grasp how it is possible to have economic growth without 'consequences'. Hence the solution seems to have been to say one thing, do another and hope no one will notice. Trouble is, when they do, trust is blown and things tend to get a lot worse.
Not a great way to run a country. IMHO.
Actually this story, and the comments that accompany it, seem to illustrate the rather yawning gaps between what is actually meant by 'green', what is done to 'be' it and, perhaps most significantly in terms of targets and subsidies, why.
Especially at a major political level. I for one have never been able to grasp how it is possible to have economic growth without 'consequences'. Hence the solution seems to have been to say one thing, do another and hope no one will notice. Trouble is, when they do, trust is blown and things tend to get a lot worse.
Not a great way to run a country. IMHO.
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