Soaring gas prices have motivated people to do some positive things from driving more efficiently to looking for alternative fuels to heat their homes. These tough times also motivate people to do some strange things that raises eyebrows or in some cases things that make Bill O’Reilly seem sane. Here are 5 unusual things you wouldn't see if gas was $1.38 a gallon…
Need proof that environmentalists have a sense of humor? Well, look no further. The evidence is right here. However, to make an impact, we need knowledge AND action.
That’s where TitanGreens.com comes in.
Climate change skeptics have outdone themselves. Again.
This time, it's called "Carbon Belch Day".
It’s called the Coffin Couch. It's made from recycled slightly imperfect coffins, collected from funeral homes. Seriously?! These are hysterical and there are lots more of these crazy green products. You’ll laugh a lot…
GREEN MY RIDE! Important: You must have facebook to see the application! But if you don't, as a greenie it'll be worth getting it. The application helps to educate the MASSIVE facebook audience about sustainable products through a fun game and by showing people what products real eco-minded consumers are using. I for one am all about it!
White Apricot just introduced a really fun thing called “Seriously?† It’s all about eco products & stories that are (how can I say) crazy, nuts or "over the top." It’s all in the spirit of not taking things too seriously…
It’s been an intriguing week for British environmental activists, with the discovery of a spy in the camp at UK aviation protest group Plane Stupid...
This is a riot! It's a story from White Apricot that I just had to pass along. It was the perfect way to start today.
Could this be for real? Our government is finally going green? Read the whole article for the truth about the Air Force One Hybrid.
The FrogBlog combines acid satire and funny pictures to talk about economics, politics, global warming, peak oil, and the other big issues of our day -- usually all at the same time!
"The Oliver Report" is a new funny environmentally focused web comic that is launching today. Check it out!
LAUGHTER is the best medicine, so the saying goes.
But can a tongue-in-cheek banner solve the toxic problem at a provision shop at Block 157, Meiling Street?
Provision shop owner Jackie Ng, 44, hopes so.
He and his staff are sick and tired of inhaling exhaust fumes emitted by vehicles 'waiting' in front of their shop.
The reason: Drivers leave their engines running while they pop in to the Singapore Pools outlet inside his shop to place their bets.
OMG this is one way to make use of the increasing temperature to offset your carbon debt! Link includes recipe for using the heat in the greenhouse of a car of yours to bake cookies.
Would you like to sign up to an "infidelity offsetting" scheme where every time you cheat on your partner you pay some money which will be invested in another couple who promise to be faithful? Of course not. That's no answer to relationship problems. Actually it's just a spoof to highlight the weaknesses of carbon offsetting schemes.
A clever (and funny) online card that you can send to people who already “get it†for a laugh and to those who don’t to make a point. It’s worth the 2 minutes to watch and send a card or two—I did and already got some good responses
