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Saving peppers from an early frost

November 15, 2010

A surprise killing frost moved in and drop-kicked my pepper plants straight to the afterlife. With some fast action, all peppers can be saved and kept all winter. Tune in and join me in the garden! ps: This invitation does not extend to any turkeys or peafowl. Enjoyed this article?More information on Go Green Tips!

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Recycled Terrace from our Garden Rubble project

November 12, 2010

Image taken on 2007-03-10 10:09:50 by brewbooks. Enjoyed this article?More information on Go Green Tips!

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#1 – Making a Collage from Porn, a Newspaper Chair & Teabag Art

November 6, 2010

Palette TV is an experimental web show/series, showcasing innovative arts and crafts. Hosted by Fox Bronte. 1. Newspaper eco-friendly chair (check out www.stovelldesign.co.uk for a very useful “how to…” 2. Amazing realistic art Photoshop of Anthony Hopkins (courtesy of Jlorka) 3. How to make a collage tutorial, self portrait, from body hair and porn. 4. […]

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Sustainable Chiller from Johnson Controls – YORK® Magnetic Centrifugal Chiller (YMC2)

November 6, 2010

In this episode about the YORK magnetic centrifugal chiller (YMC2), Laura Wand (director of chiller business development, Johnson Controls) explains how the chiller is redefining the formula for sustainability in centrifugal chillers, is environmentally friendly and can help garner USGBC LEED® points for green building projects. To learn more about the YMC2, visit www.johnsoncontrols.com Enjoyed […]

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Make Yarn from Recycled Clothing – Knitting Daily TV Episode 409

November 1, 2010

In Knitting Daily episode 409, designer Mags Kandis, a contributor to the book Knitting Green: Conversations and Planet Friendly Projects by Ann Budd (Interweave, April 22, 2010), demonstrates a truly unique scarf, knit from recycled strips of silk–an eco-friendly and inexpensive project that uses up old clothing. Learn more about Knitting Green online at: www.interweavestore.com […]

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Flintknapping: Arrow Points From Bottle Bottoms, Practical Primitive

October 27, 2010

How to make an arrow point from a bottle bottom. The reduction strategy and sequence. And please remember to abrade 🙂 Enjoyed this article?More information on Go Green Tips!

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Potatoes Harvested from a Straw Bale

October 27, 2010

Grown in a straw bale, these spuds (potatoes) were VERY easy to grow. I had a leftover straw bale from my neighbor’s Halloween decorations. I poured some human urine into the bale over the winter and let it compost. In spring, I stuck a piece of a potato in the straw bale, occasionally watered it, […]

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Low-income Houses from Recycled goods (1 of 3)

October 20, 2010

www.houstonpbs.org Dan Phillips website: www.phoenixcommotion.com Enjoyed this article?More information on Go Green Tips!

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From the newsroom – February 26

October 17, 2010

C-VILLE Weekly Editor Cathy Harding talks with Staff Writer Scott Weaver about this week’s cover story on paper. Enjoyed this article?More information on Go Green Tips!

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Ellisia (A City on a Hill) : a little movie and music tribute to my niece Ellisia from her Auntie

October 17, 2010

This is a little movie I made for my niece Ellisia, who I also wrote a song which I have dedicated to her and well all my nieces and nephews actually as they are all soooo special! I love em all You can hear my song in the background. I started writing this song well […]

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lunar power from navitron photovoltaic solar panels (pv)

October 16, 2010

power measurments from the moon on a navitron 1.44kW photovoltaic solar panel array – for further info visit www.navitron.org.uk – solar panels are just one of many money and energy saving ways of using renewable energy. navitron also specialises in photovoltaic solar panels (pv), wind turbines, water turbines and ground and air source heat pumps. […]

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