Enviro Blog

Our stable partner in publishing, Little White Lies film magazine, had the pleasure of partnering the End Of The Road festival in sunny Dorset recently.  Amongst the plethora of fine film we took down there, Greenvoice.com also joined us to partner an enviro film segment and drum up some support. Continue reading this blog post »

I felt like Charlie Bucket when Tom from Howies called to tell me I had won a golden ticket to The DO Lectures. Continue reading this blog post »

Normally you can’t miss a publicity stunt in London. You either get it watching BBC Breakfast news, on the way in with Metro or on the way back out in the other freebies. Somehow this one passed me by. Continue reading this blog post »

History has been made in Maidstone. Not a line you’re likely to hear very often. But late yesterday afternoon, a decision was made in the town’s Crown Court which could transform environmental campaigning in the UK for the better. Continue reading this blog post »

For toned and radiant skin, even mental agility, the folks at bottled water companies are keen that we slosh back as much  water as possible. Not drinking enough, as many of us apparently don’t, could have perilous results on our professional and social lives. Continue reading this blog post »

Delving deep into the real issues, journo Helen Pidd was pleased to note that the toilets at Climate Camp were “far better than Glastonbury“. Continue reading this blog post »

‘Activists Plot Heathrow Hell’ observed the UK media’s voice of balance and mature reporting, The Sun, in summer 2007. They were referring, of course, to the annual Climate Camp, held last year at Heathrow airport. Climate Camp is a week long Greenham Common type protest which aims to draw attention to the UK’s emission of climate changing gasses. Continue reading this blog post »