Posted on 18 July 2008
besides me being an editor at GGG, a freelancer expertising community and presence marketing, I also have the privilege of running the most USEFUL podcast in the world called “Geek Army Knife”. Last interview was with Sanjay Khanna of Khanna research where we talked about calm technologies and the things that Orwell didn’t predict… it [...]
Tags: Denmark, Sustainability
Posted on 03 April 2008
Attention all East Midlands (UK) based GGG readers!
You are cordially invited to an East Midlands Day of Action on the Climate Change Bill outside East Midlands Airport on Saturday April 12th from 1.30 until 3 p.m.
What’s it all about?
Since Friends of the Earth launched the Big Ask campaign in June 2005 we’ve made amazing [...]
Tags: East Midlands
Posted on 05 March 2008
If like me you have been glued to the channel 4 programme ‘The Woman Who Stopped Traffic’ you will be pleased to know that you can now join the campaign and put yourself on the U.K car free map. The map allows you to pledge a weekly car free journey and will work out your [...]
Tags: Cycling
Posted on 17 February 2008
Last month I had to attend a seminar in Paris for work. Most people in Scotland fly to Paris, it’s quicker and more convenient (apparently). I chose to go by train. My main reason was that I don’t like flying (who does?) and would spend most of my time away worrying about [...]
Tags: Edinburgh, UK, Sustainability
Posted on 07 February 2008
It is thought that over 80% of holiday makers to Cornwall arrive by car. So when the population of the county swells to five and a half million during the holiday season it is no surprise that the roads simply can’t cope. Going against the norm, I set out to discover if a holiday without [...]
Tags: Cycling
Posted on 04 January 2008
San Francisco is nicknamed “The City by the Bay”, it’s on t-shirts, totes, and postcards. Now I think we could be known as the biodiesel city by the bay, if the city would just make people aware that we have the largest green fleet in the nation that runs on biodiesel. Everything from our ambulances [...]
Tags: San Francisco, US
Posted on 18 December 2007
Carbon Offsetting can be a controversial issue, viewed by some as a means to lighten their carbon load on the planet and by others as an excuse to throw money at a problem rather than make any effective or sometimes challenging changes.
My personal view of carbon offsetting is that it should be used to ‘mop [...]
Tags: Pollution, Power & Energy
Posted on 16 December 2007
This Hybrid School Bus story isn’t a new one but I just found out about it and thought I would share anyway.
Over in the US they have taken a huge step forward with school transport. The programme, led by the non-profit organisation Advanced Energy, is planned to revolutionise the school bus market. Starting with 19 [...]
Tags: Nottingham, UK, Pollution, Power & Energy
Posted on 05 December 2007
My dictionary defines the word volt as a unit of electromotive force. I think that about sums up the new electric car called the Volt that is currently in development now.
It is not lost on me that the car maker that is accused of killing the electric car is at the forefront of bringing it [...]
Tags: San Francisco, US
Posted on 04 December 2007
Ladies if you have never been to a car show then may I suggest you high tail it to the next one that comes to town. It’s pretty amazing to see what’s up and coming in the automotive world and not to mention fun (plus the place is just swirling with men!).
I was lucky enough [...]
Tags: San Francisco, US