environment

20)
Bag for shopping and recycling - so fostering 'feeling good' about consumerism - don't buy it.

19) Circus

Refs (unchecked)
1) http://en.wikipedia.org/wik...
2) http://wwf.panda.org/what_w...
3) http://www.freeland.org/eng...:feared-and-endangered&catid=1:latest-news&Itemid=208
etc, etc....

nice to meet you.
My
name is mary, i just went through your profile when i was searching
for love, I have no options than letting you Know I saw your profile today.
that is why i wish to have a relationship with you, I will also like
to Know you more,i will be very great full to have you as my loved one.
so you can reply back to me through this address and i will also send
you my pictures. I believe we can move from here. But bear in
mind that Love has no colors barrier, no educational back ground barrier,religious,
language, nationality or distance barrier,
the only important Thing there is love. I am waiting for your mail at
(maryTeamah@ymail.com).
Thanks for your
cooperation.
from mary.
maryTeamah@ymail.com

11) McU&Me (and another 6+billion mouths to feed –everyday)

http://www.dailymotion.com/...

Art composition by Hugh Thomas. Feb 10.

Earthscraper
74 Whangarei 'studies' 09-10. Art composition by Hugh Thomas

Ref: Ken Yeang
://www.sustainingtowers.org/SOA-present.htm
Interesting, and addresses population needs - but does not resolve population explosion problems eg increasing waste/sewage caused by consuming goods, food, water, electricity etc. This waste has to go somewhere and will occur no matter how 'green' people become. The crux will always return to the dynamic of human population numbers - the politics of consumerism (which is no bad thing-at some levels), and religious views about sanctity of human life( although other life does not seem to matter - even though the ultimate dynamic is indeed determined by other life i.e. biodiversity)

IMAGE 3
"Advertising is an instrument for construction of people's everyday reality, so we could use the same media to construct a cultural paradigm in which conspicuous consumption is despised," he says. "We've got to make people ashamed to be seen as a 'future eater'." [William Rees (Professor - University of British Columbia (UBC)).]
Whether we're capable of such a counter-revolution is doubtful, both because of our state of personal denial and because of the huge power of industry to continue seducing us.
Consumerism is 'eating the future' 07 August 2009 by Andy Coghlan New Scientist
http://www.newscientist.com...

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..we're doing is what all other creatures have ever done to survive, expanding into whatever territory is available and using up whatever resources are available, just like a bacterial culture growing in a Petri dish till all the nutrients are used up. What happens then, of course, is that the bugs then die in a sea of their own waste... ( Consumerism is 'eating the future' by Andy Coghlan, New Scientist)
http://www.newscientist.com...