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If you live in Seattle you probably already know that the City of Seattle has banned bottled water. You will be pleased to know that Natural Collection offers a variety of items to help you make the most of your tap water. Why not check out the:
Sigg water bottle, Water filter jug system, Four-litre terracotta water filter, Gravity water purifier & the Filtered water bottle.
Oh, and if you live outside of the City of Seattle then you might find them useful too.
This is amazing and shows just how ingenious we can be. Fills me with hope.
Al
Thanks to The Expatriate's Kitchen for hosting last week and as ever thanks to Victoria E for hosting next week. To get the carnival lowdown check out: 'Carnival of the Green'. Before you read on can I just draw your attention to a fabulous initiative we have just blogged about (even though the award deadline has passed we think you will find it worth reading about): Re-Box
So, without further ado...welcome, to the Carnival of the Green, oh, and Happy St Patrick's Day:
We have been very busy re-launching the Natural Collection website (including the UK's first ever 'Eco Gift' List' service) but are always happy to make time to participate in this wonderful green blog event.
We are of course delighted to host this 2nd Anniversary 'Carnival of the Green' and of course thanks to Money and Value for last weeks carnival and good luck to Playgreen for next weeks.
So, without further ado...
This week's 'Carnival of the Green' is hosted by Karavans and our eyes feasted on a variety of interesting green posts. 'Mug of tea' time folks...sit back and enjoy!
Today marks the annual International Day of Peace organised by the Peace One Day campaign. To show our support for the campaign we will donate £1 for every order placed online at www.naturalcollection.com on September 21 2007.
Like Peace One Day, Natural Collection believes that peace starts very small. Today maybe you will make up with someone, maybe you will end an argument, perhaps you will say something nice to someone instead of something harsh, and so on. Ultimately peace comes from small beginnings. And it starts with all of us.
Let us know what you did to celebrate this years International Day of Peace. We want to hear about it.
This week's 'Carnival of the Green' is hosted by Green Style and as usual there is a bevy of interesting articles from around the green blogosphere to check out.
Double portion of the 'Carnival of the Green' this week as I was away in Wales on holiday last week. Last week's carnival was hosted by Organic Authority and this week's is hosted by Camphor's. Some truly fantastic stuff to check out. Well worth saving for a coffee break.
Bank Holiday Monday here in the UK and this week's 'Carnival of the Green' is found at Greener Magazine. What caught my eye this time is the interesting suggestions of how to reuse old newspapers for gifts. Very inventive.
This week the 'Carnival of the Green' is hosted by Green Options and I am astounded to learn via EcoGeek about the potential for crowd farms i.e. harnessing the power of pedestrian steps. Imagine that?
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