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Eco eatery: Soseki
Jemima Roberts
12th April, 2011
A city fish bar that cares more than most about sustainability; Jemima Roberts puts Soseki to the test to find out whether its food is as good as its principles more...
When The Killing’s Done
Jeff Holman
7th April, 2011
T.C. Boyle’s latest opus might be a bit of a bonkbuster but it makes a serious point about the threat posed by non-native species to the world’s ecosystems more...
The New North: The World in 2050 by Laurence Smith
Jeff Holman
31st March, 2011
Global weather patterns have always been unpredictable but current changes are being amplified by the impact of people, consumption and pollution. In The New North, Laurence Smith looks at what the next four decades could bring – both for the weather and for us more...
The Wisdom of Sustainability: Buddhist Economics for the 21st Century
William McLennan
24th March, 2011
Combining a detailed dissection of our unsustainable economy with an introduction to Buddhism, Sulak Sivaraksa’s economic vision provides an alternative to globalisation more...
The No-Nonsense Guide To Climate Change
Jeff Holman
17th March, 2011
In his brisk guide to the complex issue of climate change, Danny Chivers is out to convince you that this problem is one for the here and now more...
The smell of success? Lynx vs. Lush
William McLennan
16th March, 2011
Two fragrances, both designed with getting the girls in mind. So could the green choice, Lush’s Dirty, beat the Lynx Effect? William McLennan put it to the test more...
Electric Bicycles: The Complete Guide - Buyer's Guide, Technology, History
Ali Thomas
10th March, 2011
As the world looks to sustainable transport methods as one way to meet carbon emission targets, Ali Thomas says that the electric bike could be the car alternative we’ve been searching formore...
Fleeing Vesuvius: Overcoming the Risks of Economic and Environmental Collapse
Tom Antebi
3rd March, 2011
Although arguably reductive in its initial analysis, Fleeing Vesuvius is a refreshingly uncompromising critique on almost every aspect of current global trends more...
Amelia’s Compendium of Fashion Illustration
Ruth Styles
24th February, 2011
Wonderful illustrations featuring the work of some of the world’s best and brightest eco-fashion talent show exactly why we need to start taking green fashion designers seriously, says Ruth Stylesmore...
Climate, Culture, Change: Inuit and Western Dialogues with a Warming North
Ali Thomas
17th February, 2011
In his fascinating account of the dialogue on climate change between Western and Inuit voices, Timothy B. Leduc argues that it’s time to start paying attention to the ecological wisdom of native peoples because it might just hold the key to halting global warmingmore...
Greenland, at the National Theatre
Matilda Lee
10th February, 2011
‘When you see smoke coming from under the door, but nobody does anything about it, you start to believe the majority. Even if the house is on fire, we do nothing.' more...
The Secret Life of Stuff
Ruth Styles
20th January, 2011
Clear and well written, Julie Hill's opus sheds light on the issues of waste and consumption but provides solutions that are too simplistic to be of real use, argues Ruth Stylesmore...
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Review: The Green Room, Bournemouth
Ruth Styles
20th January, 2011
Combining style and sustainability, Bournemouth’s Green Room restaurant is a wild-food lovers’ dream more...
Food Justice
Ruth Styles
13th January, 2011
In Food Justice, Robert Gottilieb and Anupama Josh make a compelling case for a more integrated approach to changing the way we eat, says Ruth Styles more...
The Unwanted Sound Of Everything We Want
Emily Shelton
1st October, 2010
A weighty but informative analysis by Garret Keizer looking into the conflict between our need for noise and our yearning for quiet... more...
Merchants of Doubt
Phil England
10th September 2010
In a hard-hitting new investigation, Naomi Oreskes & Erik M. Conway report on the scientists prepared to distort the truth on the key issues of our time - from tobacco to climate change to coal fired power stations more...
Sew your own
Zofia Walczak
22nd June, 2010
Sewing is activism, says John Paul Flintoff, as he takes us through the politics and pleasures of this long lost skill more...
Twelve by twelve: a one-room cabin off the grid & beyond the American dream
George Wigmore
3rd June, 2010
William Powers' new book is an interesting but at times tedious account of off-grid living more...
Amelia's Anthology of Illustration
Theodora Tsentas
30th April, 2010
In Amelia Gregory's dazzlingly colourful book, illustrators artistically interpret a variety of emerging renewable technologies more...
Peak Water: civilisation and the world's water crisis
Emma Bocking
14th January, 2010
Alexander Bell's Peak Water offers a fascinating insight into our changing relationship with water more...
We Are One: A Celebration of Tribal Peoples
Emma Bocking
7th January, 2010
Survival International has commissioned a weighty coffee-table book with beautiful photographs and something unique: the words of tribal peoples themselves more...
Earth: art of a changing world
Chris Carroll
17th December, 2009
This eco-orientated exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts features art by the likes of Tracy Emin and Anthony Gormley more...
The Organic Food Festival, Bristol
Emma Bocking
17th September, 2009
The largest festival of its kind in Europe was smaller this year but still a food lover's dream. Emma Bocking reports more...
Bats Sing, Mice Giggle: Revealing the secret lives of animals
Stephanie Wallis
7th September, 2009
A new book revealing the bizarre, lesser-known behaviour of animals will make you see them in a whole new lightmore...
The Other CO2 Problem
Kate Herbert
1st September, 2009
Students at Ridgeway School in Plymouth show concern for ‘the other CO2 problem’ in an award-winning animated film about ocean acidification more...Members
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