Monthly Archives: October 2009

Alex Olson, the young ripper who has made a name for himself with style-heavy skating that balances timelessness and progression, has taken the first step towards a foray into fine art. In late August, Olson co-curated a gallery show at … Continue reading →

A Fife teenager has received facial injuries after falling from a bus he was holding onto while practising the craze of “bus surfing”. Police said the 13-year-old lost his grip while on the back of a Stagecoach bus in Toll … Continue reading →

WASHINGTON (CNN) — Like the alchemists who once tried to turn lead into gold, a green entrepreneur says he has found a cost-effective method for turning plastic trash into oil. The Envion plant turns plastic garbage into oil by isolating … Continue reading →

The food choices that we make every day have a profound effect on the environment. From farm to fork, growing our food, processing it and transporting it all use tremendous amounts of energy, water and chemicals. By making just a … Continue reading →

Turn your retired bike tubes into usable straps Sometimes simple ideas are the best, and IT Clips has a good one. Millions of bicycle inner tubes end up in the landfill each year. In an effort to give them a … Continue reading →

Since 2002 thousands of fish in the United States have died and continue to die in many rivers, most in the rivers of the southern east coast.  Researchers have found what they call “the feminization of fish” or the presence … Continue reading →

With all of the bad press swirling around certain types of plastic lately, regular old plastic water bottles have maintained a reputation as safe, at least as far as human health is concerned. New evidence, however, suggests that plastic water … Continue reading →