1. 15:19 8th Oct 2011

    Notes: 15402

    Reblogged from openmindxopenheart

    Tags: developing countriesenvironmentingenuity

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    Solar bulbs. Beautiful.

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    Making a big difference with something as simple as a plastic bottle.

    Daaaamn

    dude…

    I would so do this.

    This made me smile. Like really.

    Dope

    That’s so innovative. :) 

    One day, I’ll go to the Philippines & help as much people as I can. I’ve always had that dream of giving back to those less fortunate than myself; especially back in my homeland :]

    This guy is a modern day life saver :3

    Speechless..

    Respect for this guy.

    What? How? Is that safe? Super-cool :)

     

  2. 14:43 12th Jan 2011

    Notes: 79

    Reblogged from abcsoupdot

    Tags: photosenvironmentglobal warmingartpublic art

    abcsoupdot: 30,000 Used Chopsticks Transformed Into a Fallen Tree in Shanghai - Inhabitat Single use-chopsticks are a notable waste issue in China - roughly 100 trees a day must be felled to create the little, wooden eating utensils. In response to the atrocities being subjected to these innocent trees, the China Environmental Protection Foundation has assembled the ghostly remains of meals past into a full-sized chopstick tree. An impressive sculpture standing beautiful and tall, this was actually far from the message they hoped to convey. So what did they do to get their point across? They broke it and handed out reusable chopstick sets and statistics near the slain tree. Incredible! <3

    abcsoupdot:

    30,000 Used Chopsticks Transformed Into a Fallen Tree in Shanghai - Inhabitat

    Single use-chopsticks are a notable waste issue in China - roughly 100 trees a day must be felled to create the little, wooden eating utensils. In response to the atrocities being subjected to these innocent trees, the China Environmental Protection Foundation has assembled the ghostly remains of meals past into a full-sized chopstick tree. An impressive sculpture standing beautiful and tall, this was actually far from the message they hoped to convey. So what did they do to get their point across? They broke it and handed out reusable chopstick sets and statistics near the slain tree.

    Incredible! <3