domenica 30 maggio 2010
giovedì 20 maggio 2010
Adbusters: The Journal of Mental Environment . Un movimento contro l'inquinamento mentale
The foundation publishes Adbusters- Journal of Mental Environment , an activist magazine with a circulation of 120,000 devoted to numerous political and social causes, many of which are anti-consumerist in nature. Adbusters has also launched numerous international social marketingcampaigns, including Buy Nothing Day and TV Turnoff Week, and is known for their "subvertisements" that spoof popular advertisements.
Lasn: “Over-consumption has ecological consequences… over-consumption is, in some sense, the mother of all our environmental problems.”martedì 18 maggio 2010
lunedì 17 maggio 2010
Ecosystem equilibrium
Sunlight | Primary producers |
Temperature | Herbivores |
Precipitation | Carnivores |
Water or moisture | Omnivores |
Soil or water chemistry (e.g., P, NH4+) | Detritivores |
etc. | etc. |
mercoledì 12 maggio 2010
I videogiochi per l’ambiente premiati (e venduti) da Microsoft

La Imagine Cup è una competizione organizzata da Microsoft e dedicata a oltre 200.000 studenti provenienti da più di 100 nazioni che premia chi, attraverso la tecnologia, realizza i migliori progetti per cambiare il mondo proteggendo l’ambiente.
from http://media.panorama.it/
Supermodels Take It Off For Climate Change - Le modelle si spogliano per il surriscaldamento globale.
dieci modelle che improvvisano uno striptease liberatorio per manifestare contro il surriscaldamento globale. È il video che Russell Cameron, super top da copertina e ambientalista convinta, ha prodotto e girato insieme alle sue amiche e colleghe per promuovere la campagna di350.org, l’associazione che si occupa di sensibilizzare la popolazione mondiale sui pericoli provocati dal diossido di carbonio.
Bolivia:" la terra non ci appartiene, ma siamo noi ad appartenerle”
martedì 4 maggio 2010
Say "No" and cushion Apulia region, Tremiti Islands, Monopoli and the Gulf of Taranto against the risk of oil spill
domenica 2 maggio 2010
The worst offshore spill in history of USA
The Gulf of Mexico oil Spill, caused by a BP oil-drilling project (by the Transocean Deepwater Horizon rig), is an environmental catastrophe requiring an unprecedented response. Eleven workers were killed by the blast on the rig April 20, and the open well is gushing 5,000 barrels or more every day from three leaks so deep underwater that BP and federal agencies say it could take three months or more to fix the leaks. If the oil continues spilling for two months, it would be larger than the infamous Exxon Valdez spill 21 years ago (if it hasn't already).
Booms, at the mercy of weather, are deployed along the Gulf Coast, suspect chemicals are being sprayed to disperse the oil, and massive structures are to be dropped over the leaks in an attempt to contain and pump out the oil before it spreads. But the oil slick is already nearly the size of Jamaica, and on the doorstep of coastal communities in Louisiana, Alabama and Florida. Critical habitat for 400 species of birds, fish and other marine life is threatened, at a critical breeding time; up to half of the U.S. supply of some popular seafood, like shrimp, oysters and bluecrabs at risk; and oil-soaked creatures have already begun washing ashore.
It's easy to feel hopeless in the face of such disaster. Taking action is one of the best antidotes for that feeling. What can individuals do to help?
Read more: http://www.thedailygreen.com/environmental-news/latest/gulf-oil-spill-2010-0503#ixzz0muXiiSwp