Posted on Sunday, October 07th, 2007 by pelf and filed in Charity, Conservation & Environment

Blog Action Day

We have another 8 days before the month-long blogging campaign on environmental issues @ ends. If you haven’t already heard or read it, the blogging campaign began on Sept 15th, and will conclude on Oct 15th, in conjunction with .

Some of the environment-related articles that have been published since Sept 15th are as follow:

By myself

By Naoko @ Broken Sword and Shield

  • Fiction leads the way? — What would happen if the authorities were to punish litter bugs to do some community-service, just like how some story books tell? Naoko shares an example.

By Kate @ Kate Blogs About

By Rinnah @ It’s all about the spin

  • Water, water everywhere — Seven practical tips that we can easily implement into our daily lives in our water conservation efforts.

By Steve @ BripBlap

By Joyce @ Giddy Tigers

  • The cloth decision — Joyce takes a bold move and sets an example by switching from using disposable to cloth diapers for her son.

By Joanna Young @ Confident Writing

Do you have an environment-related issue you’d like to discuss? Do you have some energy-saving tips (or whatever other tips) you’d like to share? Let me know in the comments, and I’ll hook you up :)

  1. Rob O. says:

    We’ve posted a few articles this month about striving to be more eco-friendly and in support of Blog Action Day. Most notably, Dede posted an article early this morning (What’s In Your Bag?) covering our efforts to use cloth bags when shopping and finding creative ways to reuse what few plastic bags we do bring in.

  2. pelf says:

    Using cloth bags is definitely one of the simplest way to save the environment because by doing so, we are actually refusing plastic bags that aren’t bio-degradable. Way to go! :)

  3. WarriorBlog says:

    Good to know you are blogging to support the environment…however – I feel like it is too late :tongue: I am not saying we should stop caring but the majority just don’t care and no matter what anyone say, they can’t go back to living that other way.

    I am talking about the chemicals that is produced each year for 1000s of different things and is gonna keep being produced.

    Just my honest opinion :yell:

    WarriorBlog’s latest blog post: Forget StumbleUpon: Here is a Better Alternative

  4. Alex R. says:

    I was unaware that there is a Blog Action day. It’s good to get your voice out for any reason. Blogging for the environment is something worth writing about.

  5. Ed says:

    It is late in the day, but it is never too late to reclaim lost environmental ground. It is a matter of a little bit of will, and lots of economics.

    The River Thames was a cesspool, but now the London Tourist Board can boast an attractive river suitable for fish and swimmers – and dirty diesel-powered boat trips .

    If someone can make trash a valuable commodity, there would be no more issues with trash recycling. We would all separate our crap in a heart beat if we were compensated.

  6. Pelfy says:

    Can’t wait for it!! *hoo-hoo*

    Pelfy’s latest blog post: Wordless Wednesday #13 – Goodbye Billboard

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