Showing posts with label bp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bp. Show all posts

Monday, November 26, 2007

Holiday stuff, BP, articles, and more

Hey everyone



A Fresh Squeeze has put out a list of local eco friendly toy and gift making companies (Treeblocks, Scrappynation, Xeko, The Earth Friends, Building Blocks, Timeless Toys, and Chicago Kids Bookstore) for the holiday shopper.

They also have written about recycling issues in the city and how to still go about recycling your materials.


Environmental News Network has also covered eco friendly shops as well as having articles concerning the conservation, trade, and many environmentally friendly topics.


The Chicago Tribune has an article outlining what the effects of the BP waste dumping into Lake Michigan.


The New York Times wrote an article on Chicago's Green Alleys. It mentions the fact that the city is doing some innovative environmental things while still being unable to create a workable recycling program. In my opinion, this city has gone far too long without a well working recycling program and it is clear that the government of the city is not going to do anything about it. So I hope you will join me in letting our representatives know that this is unacceptable by contacting your alderman. The city's web site is www.cityofchicago.org.

Wednesday, August 8, 2007

Aug 7 Notes

Hey



Some good info on traveling options from A Fresh Squeeze are available at their website below.

Remember to aviod using BP gas as long as they think it is ok to dump into our lake.

Recently Pepsi was rated the number 1 large company for conservation/environmental concerns. They even have persuaded their bottling companies join in the act. Check out their ratings and news stories at www.pepsi.com. I do own shares in Pepsi.

The Sierra Club reported that the US Congress passed power legislation that should help the environment. You don't hear that often!

There is an interesting article on the on the benefits of the use of methane from waste over other fuels such as ethanol in SFO magazine.