Green Your... Christmas
For many people Christmas means stress, overspending, overconsumption and a debt that they will end up paying off for the rest of the year. An international movement to reconfigure the consumer-based Christmas is gaining ground around the globe – Buy Nothing Christmas.
There are novel ways of recycling your Christmas cards, but a British graphic design agency has come up with one that’s easier to swallow - an edible Christmas card. Oxyge...
Children are an important part of our future and yet most adults exclude them from the climate change discussion. Children’s book author Anne Margaret Lewis has taken a v...
This holiday, with the recession causing many individuals to cut their Christmas spending and tighten their seasonal belts, it might be a good time to consider having a t...
Imagine the traditional gingerbread home with a host of modern features including wind-turbines, solar panels, geo-thermal pumps, passive solar design, water catchment sy...
For many eco-individuals celebrating Christmas creates a host of green dilemmas. Do you purchase fair-trade gifts or no gifts? Local or organic food? A living tree or art...
North American consumption continues to spiral out of control, with America’s infamous Black Friday underway (so named as it is the day when stores are in the black finan...
