Posted in Site Development on Nov 29th, 2007
An e-mail request and the response sent to United Airlines for our report published yesterday:
Hi,
Please can you tell me if it is possible to buy a carbon offset product on your flight.
Best regards,
Richard
Dear Mr. Rhodes,
Thank you for contacting us.
Mr. Rhodes, please know that duty free shopping is available on all Pacific/Intra-Asia/Trans Atlantic/Latin America flights. Currently […]
Posted in Green Sponge - Trees and climate change on Nov 28th, 2007
Their toys are some of the most technologically advanced on earth; They’re custodians of the safest form of travel known to man and their concern for your well being is so sincere that they’ll even get a pretty girl to show you how to secure your belt. And despite the heavy conscience and wizzy technology, […]
Posted in Green Sponge - Trees and climate change on Nov 27th, 2007
This week e-photoframes will be publishing report on airlines and the environment. It has taken weeks to compile and is expected to receive major publicity. So be sure to look out for the report in newspapers and blogs. The report will be published on our website.
A few tasters:
According to the European Commission, airlines account for […]
Posted in How to make a photo frame from barbed wire on Nov 24th, 2007
Teak is possibly the most aspirational wood in the world. Whether it’s for your floor or garden furniture, teak will usually be the wood with the premium price tag. And there is a good reason for this. Often mistakingly referred to as a hard wood (it is not) it has fantastic qualities for both lining […]
Posted in Green Sponge - Trees and climate change on Nov 21st, 2007
It’s that time of year when I need to pay the house insurance. It’s been on my list for a while now, but whenever it bubbles to the top it slips right down again. Demoted by a cup of tea or a stroll in the garden. I really shouldn’t be so complacent. A few weeks […]
Posted in Green Sponge - Trees and climate change on Nov 19th, 2007
Let me tell you a gruesome little tale: On a dark misty night a stranger wanders through the forest with a team of tattoo laden heavies, armed with shovels and wire cutters. At last the prized prey is found, caught in the beams of industrial torches and surrounded in seconds. In short thrift the digging […]
Posted in Site Development on Nov 14th, 2007
Today e-photoframes launches it’s “virtual photo booth”, a piece of technology that will hopefully contribute significantly towards helping the environment.
Most people need to take passport photographs from time to time. This involves hopping in the car to the nearest photo booth or local digital camera shop. Of course some of us grapple with software that […]
Posted in Green Sponge - Trees and climate change on Nov 12th, 2007
How often have you experienced a tingling spine? You know the sensation when you feel or hear something a tad spooky that just might be real. Now I like to think I am a rational person: An accountant by trade, rather agnostic when it come to religion and a “if it can’t be explained by […]
Posted in 100 gift ideas for photo frames on Nov 12th, 2007
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How many people have actually seen their birth certificate? I haven’t a clue what mine looks like - for that matter I am not even sure what my kids’ looks like either (although I do remember registering my second sons middle name - Zacsorn - and the confusion on the poor registrars face). So why […]
Posted in 100 gift ideas for photo frames on Nov 6th, 2007
We all like a peak at the newspaper when we are celebrating a special event “Who and what else is sharing this auspicious day”. When our kids were born, we of course had to buy that days newspaper. Except we bought several - and the next days too (after all you’re trying to capture the […]
