The only rip-off that is bigger than “Our favourite Top-end Retailer’s” fresh produce is their pre-made sandwiches. Yet despite this, it’s the quality and convenient packaging that keeps you going back for more. (Or is it the laziness when it comes to packing your own lunch?)
Guilty as charged.
Yet consider this: Woolworths proudly tells you where many of their fresh [...]
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A recent publication by the American Consumer Institute shows that Broadband Internet can reduce carbon emissions worldwide by up to 1 billion tons over the next 10 years.
But widespread adoption of the technology is key.
The paper discusses the economic and environmental benefits of broadband Internet delivery against the backdrop of global warming and radical climate change. Current [...]
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A challenge to the Larks, Real Estate Agents, Josie Fields and Love Jones’ of this world.
Rock and roll, in the traditional anti-establishment sense, is dead.
Example: U2’s Bono, with his contrived advocacy sainthood vibe, has spawned a generation of mushy emo rockers that ride crowd vibes and promote things like “Third World Aid”.
Some would argue that rock [...]
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As major contributors to global warming, air travel and driving are obvious carbon culprits – yet if you’re reading this blog post, chances are that driving (if nothing else) is virtually a given during the coming holidays.
Here are some pointers for keeping your carbon footprint as small as possible during the silly season:
Take fewer vehicles on holiday
Splitting [...]
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Carbon footprint, you say?
The good folks at Wikipedia define a carbon footprint as the total amount of Co2 and other so-called greenhouse gasses emitted during the full life cycle of a product or service – or as a direct result of delivering these.
The deal with carbon footprints
Each person has a carbon footprint, [...]
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