Greenpeace Co-Founder Lyle ‘Doc’ Thurston Dies (1937 – 2008)

Environmentalist and humanitarian, Lyle ‘Doc’ Thurston passed away on the 26th March 2008, at the age of 70, in Victoria, British Columbia. A crewmember aboard the first Greenpeace campaign to stop nuclear testing in the Aleutian Islands and co-founder of Greenpeace International, Thurston was the cornerstone of the environmental community. His contribution to environmental campaigning [...]

Earth Hour: 29th March 2008 – Turn off and Tune out!

Make a statement about our role in climate change by participating in Earth Hour, tomorrow at 20:00. Last year, Earth Hour was a localised event in Sydney, Australia where the city made a whopping 10.2% energy reduction just by turning lights off. This year it’s global, and who knows what difference we’ll make. Whether you [...]

Latest Green Tech Report

Greenpeace’s latest report on the environmental impact of technology companies was released yesterday. Updated quarterly the report is a useful indicator of how highly tech companies regard environmental impact considerations. It’s great to see companies like Samsung and Toshiba leading the field, it’s also reassuring that manufacturers like Apple and Dell are making progress. Making [...]

Americans Choose Gadgets Over Environment

Americans are more likely to buy a fuel-guzzling vehicle with gadgets than they are a “green” option according to a MyRide.com survey. From the nation that has failed to ratify the Kyoto protocol this doesn’t really surprise me. Via: Wired

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