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EmsWaight: "Circular economy – one in which used material is not regarded as waste but as a resource" http://t.co/nQngPzfa48
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EmsWaight: The @peopleandplanet Green League is out. @unisouthampton didn't do well (again) but not all gd stuff can be measured http://t.co/9ssrPI9ypJ
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EmsWaight: Blogged: Are Plastic Food and Drink Containers Safe? http://t.co/ecy9L9bWJQ #organic #living
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EmsWaight: RT @katetfletcher: New blog post for Centre for Sustainable Fashion 5 year celebration: "well being is more than about having more" http://t.co/bnNv2hsUrT
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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Donating Clothes to Charity has never been Easier
It has literally never been easier to donate unwanted clothes and accessories to charity. As well as the parade of charity shops on our local high street, there are donation banks at the supermarket, car parks and workplaces and well-known … Continue reading
Posted in Ethical Fashion, Fashion, Recycling, Retail
Tagged charity shop, Marks & Spencer, Oxfam, second hand, shwopping
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Public and Private Morality of Climate Change: An Easy Solution?
John Broome is a philosopher and economist, Whites Professor of Moral Philosophy at University of Oxford and Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford. I get the impression that he is an economist trying to work in some kind of sphere … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Events, PhD
Tagged climate change, John Broome, morality, philosophy
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