Comments on: MILAN 2009: Best of the Well Tech Awards http://inhabitat.com/milan-2009-best-of-the-well-tech-awards/ Green design & eco innovation for a better world Tue, 21 May 2013 14:17:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: tanya telford http://inhabitat.com/milan-2009-best-of-the-well-tech-awards/comment-page-1/#comment-135301 tanya telford Tue, 28 Apr 2009 10:39:08 +0000 http://www.inhabitat.com/?p=26105#comment-135301 nice to see Treviso now has bike sharing, i like the idea of being able to monitor fuel consumption and emissions when driving, could it some be linked up to your receipt system too - to save paper etc. id like to try out a bio wash ball - may be it could be used with some eco friendly soap/detergent as well? nice to see Treviso now has bike sharing, i like the idea of being able to monitor fuel consumption and emissions when driving, could it some be linked up to your receipt system too – to save paper etc. id like to try out a bio wash ball – may be it could be used with some eco friendly soap/detergent as well?

]]> By: garden of self defence http://inhabitat.com/milan-2009-best-of-the-well-tech-awards/comment-page-1/#comment-134561 garden of self defence Mon, 27 Apr 2009 11:03:27 +0000 http://www.inhabitat.com/?p=26105#comment-134561 the secondary industry of 'eco' or 'green' products doesn't really seem to do anything to mitigate the primary industry of 'brown' products. there's just even more stuff now. both industries encourage ever-expanding consumption (desire/anxiety) which we know has led to living beyond the capacity of the landbase. recycling is largely greenwash and myth, and is often as toxic in its methods. perhaps the ideal green product is the product imagined, but never materialised, let alone purchased or commissioned. the bLOGOSphere is a perfect world site for conceptual 'material'; so let's keep our innovative design digital and compost everything else. <a href="//www.gardenofselfdefence.blogspot.com" rel="nofollow">The Garden of Self Defence</a> the secondary industry of ‘eco’ or ‘green’ products doesn’t really seem to do anything to mitigate the primary industry of ‘brown’ products. there’s just even more stuff now. both industries encourage ever-expanding consumption (desire/anxiety) which we know has led to living beyond the capacity of the landbase. recycling is largely greenwash and myth, and is often as toxic in its methods. perhaps the ideal green product is the product imagined, but never materialised, let alone purchased or commissioned.

the bLOGOSphere is a perfect world site for conceptual ‘material’; so let’s keep our innovative design digital and compost everything else.

The Garden of Self Defence

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