This is all I need <3
The Fincube: Big windows, little impact
Looking to live a nomadic, low-impact life filled with breathtaking views of the European countryside? Then the wood and glass Fincube may be for you.
Love this!——DIY Stencil Pillow
Loved this when I went to Barcelona, Spain…hopefully it will come to the states one day…
Grass-Lined Green Railways
舖滿草皮的綠色鐵路。
Ditch the car and bike it.
Every Greenista needs to know that biking is a sure way to getting fit, saving gas, and reducing your overall carbon footprint!
Today I decided to bike to the beach (got to love South Florida in the Winter!) and it felt great to make the decision to bike instead of drive. Trust me, I was very close to just picking up my keys,convincing myself of the time I would save, and of course giving into the laziness that always sets-in right before I do something active but I fought the urge to give in and just did it. It was a great ride and it didn’t take me nearly as long as I thought. Got my workout in, beach time, and me time—-win win win all the way!
Bike riding is one of the most sustainable ways to get around next to walking. I urge everyone, especially those who live within 20 minutes of their destination to bike there—-at least once a week. Baby steps. Soon you’ll see that it will increase your health, give you that body you want, and help the environment—-oh and did I mention the gas you will save!
Try it out.
300 Years of Fossil Fuels in 300 Seconds:
Winner of Youtube’s Best Nonprofit Video Award. Fossil fuels have powered human growth and ingenuity for centuries. Now that we’re reaching the end of cheap and abundant oil and coal supplies, we’re in for an exciting ride. While there’s a real risk that we’ll fall off a cliff, there’s still time to control our transition to a post-carbon future.
Must see animated video chronicling our history of fossil fuel use.
(Source: sunrec)
Holder for Charging Cell Phone (made from lotion bottle) | Make It and Love It
C’mon, you know you are going to raid your bathroom for a mostly empty bottle right now!
»>I know I am!
“I find it interesting that if terrorists put a chemical in the food supply that killed a million people, it would be called a great crime against humanity, and we’d probably bomb some nation into dust in retaliation. But when a U.S. food corporation puts chemical additives into the food that ultimately kill a million people through heart disease, cancer, obesity and diabetes, nobody seems to notice.”
