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Recently there has been a switch in the public perception of environmentalism, from recycling to sustainability. This has been represented by three symbols of sustainability; hydro, solar and recycling in the form of finger prints, which send a gentle and humane message.
darthnisa replied to your post:Yo, could you imagine that there’s like this...
GREAT GRAPHIC NOVEL IDEA
THANKS!! BUT LIKE COULD YOU IMAGINE LIKE ALL THE SPECIES REALIZING THAT THEY ARENT EVEN NATIVE TO THE PLANET? LIKE THEIR FOREFATHERS WERE STOW-AWAYS ON THIS PLANET SIZED ARK?!
How cool are these green tips for a less wasteful Christmas?!
At Christmas Australians buy more, travel more and eat more than at any other time of the year. To help reduce the environmental and financial impact of these festive activities, Planet Ark has come up with 12 simple, positive actions - the 12 Do's of Christmas.
Thanks Planet Ark!
How can technology offer more sustainable solutions for businesses and the way we work?
Planet Ark co-founder and Do Something! Chairman Jon Dee explains why an NBN empowered Australia will enable more people to work from home, breaking free of urban gridlock and saving money, time and the environment.
Find out more about the sustainable opportunities offered by the NBN.
Interesting Info
An average of 17 years pass between when a medical discovery is made and when it is put into widespread use.
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It seems the push for governments and power industries to get experimental foods on our plates is being rejected by the average citizen. In recent polls 90% of Australians made it clear they want tougher labelling laws of food, particularly with regard to GM (Genetically Modified) foods. At this point in time GM foods can be hidden in:
processed foods,
meat, eggs and milk from GM grain-fed animals
as no law exists that you have to disclose the origin of your ingredients. Nothing speaks like money and it's up to us to close our credit cards to these companies.
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According to PLANET ARK 46% of Australian household rubbish is made up of organic material. We produce 2.25 kg of waste per person per day. Time to get that compost bin going again!
