Mistletoe may be hard to get in future Posted by Viola Woolcott We all know mistletoe. One of Britain’s best known plants. The christmas crop of mistletoe concern is growing though and who knows, but mistletoe may be hard to get in the future. Mistletoe grows on a great number of trees such as lime, [...]
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Treehouses are so inspirational Posted by Viola Woolcott Treehouses. Don’t you just love them. I keep coming across them so thought I will post some links here for your interest. Personally I find treehouses beautiful and very inspiring and no doubt, I could spend the rest of my days living in one. I just love [...]
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Severn Suzuki, The girl who silenced the world for 5 minutes Severn Cullis-Suzuki is one of the world’s most remarkable youth environmental activist, speaker, television host as well as author. With some schoolmates she raised money in 1992, when she was only 12 years of age, to attend the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, [...]
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Easter Island | A Warning for Planet Earth Submitted by Webmaster I can’t explain why, but for as long as I can remember, I have had a fascination with Easter Island. This video in particular caught my attention – with a powerful message we would all do well to remember. It is a clip from [...]
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Businesses Going Green | Interview With Tim Russert This is a transfer article from www.violawoolcott.com Tom Friedman makes the case for American businesses to go “green”, in an amazing display of interrelated global issues. This is from his interview with Tim Russert from July 22, 2006
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Franke James – Who cares about the Forest? Posted by Viola Woolcott Franke James presents an illustrated guide to FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) which isn’t only extremely funny, it also explains how it is done and why it is so important for the forests and the people who work in them. This may JUST be [...]
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How toxic are your solar panels? Posted by Viola Woolcott There is a lot of talk out there about the good, the bad and the ugly out there. Safety, health and also the environmental aspects of solar panels. The question is, how toxic are your solar panels? The views differ. The “SVTC” (Silicon Valley Toxics [...]
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The Toxification of America | Organic Connections Magazines Posted by Viola Woolcott Organic Connections Magazine IS The Magazine of Natural Vitality. It is full of interesting articles, info and news. The Toxification of America | Organic Connections Magazines Pure economics aside, wouldn’t you say that your health is one of your most important assets? Certainly [...]
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BP SPRAYING POISONOUS GAS ON PEOPLE IN GULF! Submitted by Kyle Henderson Interesting really. Makes one wonder what goes through the minds of some people don’t you think? Ask Questions – Seek the Truth Author and Journalist Summer Burkes talks about her experience with the toxic dispersant Corexit! Incredible! Poison is being sprayed in the [...]
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How the Rich are Destroying the Earth Posted by Viola Woolcott A friend of mine read ‘Kemp’s’ book recently and said it is a must read. A best-seller in France, and already translated into Spanish, Italian, Greek, and Korean, Herve Kempf’s “How the Rich Are Destroying the Earth” now appears in its first English edition. [...]
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