Archive | September, 2007

Ordinary Lives

Posted on 29 September 2007

I recently read a beautifully written article about one woman’s account of the journey through breast cancer treatment. During this time, she was teaching writing to inmates in jail. She compared her experience so articulately when she said that they both wanted the same thing- “We both wanted out, or rather, a way back in [...]

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The Convenient Solution

Posted on 28 September 2007

One of our lovely GGG readers sent me the link to this video by Greenpeace: The Convenient Solution (please click this link for the video) As the UK government are beginning to introduce the idea of nuclear power again, this video discusses how this will not stop climate change. Greenpeace tell us how the renewable [...]

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consumer consequences game

Posted on 27 September 2007

this is a game where you can find out if you live a sustainable life – this is much fun and very reflective… now as a green girl I am not proud to say that I only scored 1,9… I would have love it to be around 0,8… room for more improvement… how much did [...]

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Showing up

Posted on 26 September 2007

When I teach about the Ecology of Love and talk about the water that lives between people I often use the term “showing up” to describe the flow that happens in relationships. In relationships, like the ocean, there is an ebb and tide to how we are present for each other, but if the water [...]

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Green Guardians Environmental Awards – 7 Days left

Posted on 24 September 2007

Attention all Nottinghamshire based GGG readers! Back in August, Vicky and I posted details about Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trusts 2007 Green Guardians Environmental Awards. I would like to remind anyone who is interested in applying that there are only seven days left. So if you or someone you know has been involved in an environmental project [...]

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An apple a day

Posted on 20 September 2007

What do you do with 20 kilos of apples? What can’t you do!  After harvesting a ridiculous amount of apples from my future in-laws allotment plot I have spent evenings baking and making various apple related goods, including cider vinegar, apple chutney, apple pies, apple tarts, apple and cinnamon buns. As well as stocking up my [...]

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Green & Organic Event

Posted on 20 September 2007

This weekend View from the Top and SUSU Organic are hosting a green exhibition and market in Nottingham. The market, on Saturday 22nd September at View From the Top, above Waterstones in Nottingham City Centre, will promote fair trade and ethical businesses in Nottingham. These businesses include vintage fashion, organic caterers and farms, natural cosmetics [...]

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Got A Green Book You Want To Tell Everyone About?

Posted on 20 September 2007

Have you got a favourite “green” book – or recipe book? Would you like to tell people why you like it? We’ve just launched a book review section on the Vegbox-Recipes website and we need your help to get lots of great book reviews on it. Maybe you’ve got a favourite recipe book that you [...]

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The Green Apple

Posted on 19 September 2007

I was so excited to read this!  After viewing the emmy award winning documentary An Inconvenient Truth, expo producer Bradford Rand and his team decided to do something, and what they came up with is the Go Green Expo!  It’s set to take place in New York City on April 25-27, 2008 at the Hilton [...]

End of the green road…

Posted on 18 September 2007

I’m smelly but happy today as I’ve just got back from the brilliant End of the Road festival. This has to be the friendliest, sweetest and greenest music festival ever (ok, this is only my second festival-going after Glastonbury but my more festival-experienced friends assure me my assumptions are correct!). For a start, it’s a [...]

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