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Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark - by frog
Any tadpoles out there in the first blush of an amorous amphibian liaison would be wise to book a date for Saturday night when you’ll have a great excuse to turn out the lights. It’s Earth Hour and we’re all encouraged to kill the lights between 8.30 and 9.30 PM. The Parliament is doing it. [...] read moreMarch 27, 2009 3:58 pm - 20 Comments -
Time for bigfoot to tread lightly - by frog
Sadly the biggest news from WWF’s global footprint report was that a handful of other countries managed to perform even worse than New Zealand. United Arab Emirates, United States Of America, Kuwait and Australia were worthy opposition though for the title of least sustainable country with their superior commitment to consumption and oil burning. That [...] read moreOctober 30, 2008 11:41 am - 9 Comments -
Remember just because something makes you money doesn’t mean it is good for you - by frog
From Brazil’s WWF, via The Sietch read moreSeptember 24, 2008 9:55 am - 2 Comments
