have you heard about Wish trees? We did one at Oakton Elementary School. "Make a wish Write it down on a piece of paper Fold it and tie it around the branch of a wish tree Ask your friends to do the same Keep wishing Until the branches are covered with wishes."
Wish Piece by Yoko Ono, 1996 Yoko Ono collected all the wishes, over 700,000 wishes she has collected from people all over the world, and on International Peace Day mailed them to the Imagine Peace Tower in Iceland
"In some weeks, there will start a great project about environment, bees and birds on the rooftop of the german arts and exhibition hall. We will make translate these infos about the project. Last week, the member of directors board of the European Proffessional Beekeepers Association met at Strasbourg and decided about some important topics. I will communicate these infos in some days." Klaus Maresch.
March 18, 2011 10:23 PM the bees house said... In 2010, the largest Australian green roof project was announced. The Victorian Desalination Project [2] will have a “living tapestry” of 98,000 Australian indigenous plants over a roof area spanning more than 26,000 square metres. The roof will form part of the desalination plant’s sophisticated roof system, designed to blend the building into the landscape, provide acoustic protection, corrosion resistance, thermal control and reduced maintenance. The green roof will be installed by Fytogreen Australia
March 19, 2011 12:18 AM Anonymous said... green roofs are created to reduce the ecological footprint of buildings
March 19, 2011 12:20 AM WWW said... The most green roofs in Germany are in Berlin and Stuttgart. Regulation are done by the FBB (Fachvereinigung Bauwerksbegrünung = German organization for green building technologies). Nearly one third of all cities support green roof and rain water technology. Green roof research institutions in Germany are in several cities as including Hannover, Berlin, Geisenheim and Neubrandenburg.
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looks like Geoffrey Robertson will get Assange off as far as having to go to court in Sweden
ReplyDeleteAustralia will put a price on carbon! according to Transport Minister - better late than never
ReplyDeletewind is a clean green free energy source - surely this is good news for the environment
ReplyDeletehave you heard about Wish trees? We did one at Oakton Elementary School.
ReplyDelete"Make a wish
Write it down on a piece of paper
Fold it and tie it around the branch of a wish tree
Ask your friends to do the same
Keep wishing
Until the branches are covered with wishes."
Wish Piece by Yoko Ono, 1996
Yoko Ono collected all the wishes, over 700,000 wishes she has collected from people all over the world, and on International Peace Day mailed them to the Imagine Peace Tower in Iceland
"In some weeks, there will start a great project about environment, bees and birds on the rooftop of the german arts and exhibition hall. We will make translate these infos about the project. Last week, the member of directors board of the European Proffessional Beekeepers Association met at Strasbourg and decided about some important topics. I will communicate these infos in some days." Klaus Maresch.
ReplyDeleteMarch 18, 2011 10:23 PM
ReplyDeletethe bees house said...
In 2010, the largest Australian green roof project was announced. The Victorian Desalination Project [2] will have a “living tapestry” of 98,000 Australian indigenous plants over a roof area spanning more than 26,000 square metres. The roof will form part of the desalination plant’s sophisticated roof system, designed to blend the building into the landscape, provide acoustic protection, corrosion resistance, thermal control and reduced maintenance. The green roof will be installed by Fytogreen Australia
March 19, 2011 12:18 AM
Anonymous said...
green roofs are created to reduce the ecological footprint of buildings
March 19, 2011 12:20 AM
WWW said...
The most green roofs in Germany are in Berlin and Stuttgart. Regulation are done by the FBB (Fachvereinigung Bauwerksbegrünung = German organization for green building technologies). Nearly one third of all cities support green roof and rain water technology. Green roof research institutions in Germany are in several cities as including Hannover, Berlin, Geisenheim and Neubrandenburg.