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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor

Dear FH Environment Club,
I write today as an attempt to bring attention to a project I have been spending a majority of my time on lately. You see I am a student from Michigan and have been working on developing a Solar street lamp called greenlight! Ample information on greenlight can be found via our website or our indiegogo page. I don’t use many sites like twitter or facebook which makes spreading the word incredibly difficult. Though I do use tumblr to report progress on the project. I hope you will take a moment to look over what I’ve created and hopefully find it interesting.
Best wishes,
-Phillip
Want to hang out with a bunch of bright intellectuals that are as passionate about the environment as you are?
Want to explore science world while it’s closed?
THEN COME OUT TO THE NEXT SYMPOSIUM!
Held at Science World on April 27th from 6:30pm to 10pm
For more information please visit:
http://www.metrovancouver.org/region/Youth4Action/Pages/default.aspx
Yep, this pretty green number is made from four plastic Mountain Dew bottles and … took about two hours to make … .
For how-to / DIY tutorial, see EPBOT.
The 9 nastiest things in your supermarket
Think pink slime is gross? Wait ‘til you see what other unappetizing secrets lurk within your grocery store.
It’s the best of Unconsumption — Easter edition!
Earth Hour México
Earth Hour Indonesia
Photos from around major cities
Credit: WWF Indonesia
It’s raised bed garden season here in Brooklyn, and I’m digging this raised bed garden made from a recycled door that Erika (who also designed this popular picture frame family tree) shared on Poppytalk. It’s the perfect project for an early spring weekend!
Cool idea. Tutorial included.
Movie event was a blast!
Thanks so much to those who came out, we hope you enjoyed the movie :)
The statistics were pretty eye-opening, weren’t they?
“Animals in the ocean are being fooled into eating plastic.” Good job, humans.
There will be a quick meeting tomorrow at lunchtime in Ms. Brar’s room 202!