Actually, I’m kinda partial to capitalism. And the state. Can we keep those? And I’d add “For-profit prison systems” to the list.
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EZ Reusable Grocery Bags
Stephanie and I picked up some EZ Bag Reusable Grocery Shopping Tote Bags when we were in Iowa City, and they’ve come in really handy, because we remember to use them. They roll up into a ball you can clip to your bag, so you carry it around with you all the time. I still
Read on »links for 2010-02-23
Worldchanging: Bright Green: Bill Gates: the Most Important Climate Speech of the Year (tags: climatechange environment ideas sustainability energy)
Read on »Cool new lighting technique
This is an interesting, simple idea – mini skylights created with coke bottles allow lots of natural light into rooms.
Read on »links for 2008-07-31
Dr. Horrible Remote Control (tags: evil) Five ways to trigger a natural disaster – earth – 29 July 2008 – New Scientist Environment (tags: environment science)
Read on »An Inconvenient Truth
We went to see “An Inconvenient Truth” over the weekend. You really want to see this movie. You may not know that you want to, but you do. You may be on the fence about the issue, or afraid that it’s boring, or unconcerned. You may think you disagree with the movie. Trust me. You
Read on »Recycling — our favorite place now takes plastics
Indianapolis Recycled Fiber 1775 S. West St. — just off of I-70 in the industrial hub just southwest of the RCA Dome. We’ve gone there for some time because they take all types of paper and cardboard products, including office paper, paper board, corrugated cardboard, newspaper, phone books, etc. But recently, they added bins for
Read on »people-powered mower
Bought a people-powered mower this weekend and mowed the lawn. Cool. My arms are tired, but the lawn looks great and it’s a small, efficient mower that doesn’t need gas or create air pollution. My lawn is green in every sense of the word. This guy is interesting. He’s got an interesting design and he’s
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