PSA of the Day: This call to save the arctic captures a day in the life of a homeless polar bear, with assists from Jude Law and Radiohead. Heartbreaking. [greenpeace]
via ardenashley:
Bobble wants to make life better, and the planet better. Using carbon filters, these stylish water bottles filter regular tap water as you drink, removing impurities and contaminants. The iconic shaped Bobble is stylish, convenient, reduces landfill by less purchasing of bottled water, and delivers a crisp clean drink of water. Designed by renowned designer Karim Rashid in 6 distinctive colours, Bobble will change the way you drink.
Each bottle is under $10 available from a variety of retail outlets in the US (can be found exclusively @ Harvey Nichols for £9.95 in the UK), making this an easily justifiable expense.
Replacement filters ($6.95/£6.95) come in a variety of colors (yay accessorizing) and can be refilled approximately 300 times before discarding.
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(via Green is Sexy)
Awesome.
Sure, John Slattery isn’t January Jones, but hey, it’s still taking place within New York State…
Green pizza boxes: great idea, or GREATEST idea?
[via Jeremy Hoffman’s Twitter feed]
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