New project celebrates cycling in SA
Read about this excellent initiative which celebrates cycling in South Africa - with inspiring pictures of people with their bicycles.
Join the 2010 Climate Challenge
Find out how you can join Project 90's 2010 Climate Challenge.
President Zuma says “we need to work now to ensure we can respond to future challenges of climate change”
We hope to see government departments take collective action to create an enabling environment for the much-needed transition to a green economy in South Africa.
How driving efficiently can help you save money and cut carbon
Does driving with your radio off save fuel? Do roof racks on your car add to your fuel consumption? We have compiled some tips for saving fuel and cutting carbon by driving more efficiently - when you’re not walking or cycling instead that is.
MOTHER’S DAY – “What about me?” says Mother Earth
This Mother’s Day we want everyone to honour our Mothers yes, but how about doing that while honouring Mother Earth as well? We've got some great ideas for what to do this Mother's Day.
Bottled water vs tap water
Does bottled water taste better than tap water? The Project 90 team decided to find out...
The 40th Earth Day Celebration
Today is Earth Day! We've posted some ideas you could do to support the need to protect our fragile planet.
Gary Fahy’s review of household heaters
Dear friends, This month I have investigated a variety of common household heaters in an attempt to evaluate the costs, and more importantly, the resulting CO2 emissions associated with their use. This might have come a little late in the year, with spring on our doorstep, however the same information will apply next winter. First [...]
Gary Fahy’s tip to save water and electricity: fit a water-saving showerhead!
Dear friends, Considering the detrimental effect of pollution on our environment due to electricity production from fossil fuels, as well as the limited supply of fresh water, a device which reduces electricity consumption and water use is an attractive prospect. Water-saving shower and tap fixtures are not a new concept, but for various reasons they [...]
Just Fix It and Use the Old One
The economic downturn is a perfect opportunity to fix rather than throw. ‘It’s cheaper to get a new one’ – how often have we heard or said that? Or ‘beyond its sell-by date’. Built-in – or planned – obsolescence, with us since the 1930s, means manufacturers design their products’ demise or non-functionality within a certain planned timeframe specifically to pressurize the consumer to make another purchase.