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Why Nature Bags the Greenest Bags Around!

		There is no manufacturing. In the Nature Bag crafting process everything is done in the homes. No fossil fuel is used until our project transports the finished bags from the acquisition centers to our global headquarters in Luang Prabang (no more than 250 KM (150 miles). Indeed, most rural Khmu have read more

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A blog sharing experiences of embracing a simple green life in the co read more

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Energy Saving Cartoons and Tips

		Saving energy is really easy, as long as you know what needs your attention. Who doesn't want to save energy? Saving energy is the perfect solution to an ever-growing energy bill. You will find new energy saving tips on this page every week. Milieunet offers you these tips for free to help you save energy! http://www.stichtingmilieunet.nl/energysavingtips.php When you act upon all the tip read more

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Greening your Life? Why a generation missed out on simple things in life and now we are re-learning it to save earth

		While growing up in the country I was born in , in India, it never occurred to us that humans could cause so much damage to earth. We lived in nice homes but did not need a temperature controlled environment through out the house. During the hot Indian summers, we used khas khas ( a type of herb root that hold water well) made mats and hung them out side our windows and doors. We soaked them with read more

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Are we confused yet? Are we comparing CO2 Apples with Global Warming Oranges?

		Are we confused yet? Are we comparing CO2 Apples with Global Warming Oranges? When we talk of the global warming impact of CO2 and or CO2-e are we getting confused? When comparing or talking about distance, area, volume, weight and temperature, we compare same with same. In length 1 metres = 3.28 feet In distance 1 mile = 1.61 kilometres In area 1 square mile = 2.59 square kilomet read more

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