BioPlastic Deception, NASA on Ice, and Los Angels Space Coyotes on Hype To Habit

http://current.com/1cs9q4c
http://creativecitizen.com

This week's Hype To Habit is all about bringing everyone up to speed on space-age technology:

LA & NASA: Radical Collaboration for Green Innovation
http://ecomattersdaily.com/2009/07/los-angeles-and-nasa-radical-collaboration...

Bio-Plastics as the New Fool's Gold
http://ecomattersdaily.com/2009/07/bio-plastics-are-not-the-answer/

Arctic Ice Almost Extinct
http://ecomattersdaily.com/2009/07/arctic-ice-almost-extinct/

For more about Hype To Habit, go to
http://causecast.org/hypetohabit

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• hype to habit
• sarah backhouse
• creative citizen
• ecomatters
• daily
• green
• environment
• nasa
• los angeles
• bioplastic
• bio
• plastic
• sustainable
• recycle

[Missius]

Because current bioplastics are not 100% biodegradable does not mean we should throw out thewhole idea. We need only try to find the right combination of natural ingredients that create truly biodegradable plastics. We can do this kind of expeiramenting at home as this type of plastic can be made in anyones kitchen out of starch, glycerin, vinagre and water.

[davinciimnot]

Im sure the huge petroleum companies are scared to shit of the new hype of Bio Plastic which will render them useless in the near future and the people will be less dependent on their control ,Its the only reason they would give this Monkey disinformation about the invention along with her bulshit about global warming,....

[ReneNgful]

I don't know if the three R's are enough when it comes to climate change. Reducing everything that we use is a definite step against over consumption but recycling has just become part of the status quo. Reusing everything that we use is definitely the right direction if only we could get legislation passed that would force companies to create reusable packaging then we'd be on the right path!