Photographs from some local serpentine barrens — areas that are naturally toxic due to the magnesium, cobalt, nickel, chromium, asbestos, other nasties leaching out from the green serpentine rocks (California’s state rock). Serpentine soil is also famously low in phosphorous … Continue reading
Photograph of my “plastic is oil” sticker in action at a local store. Designed to alert people to the fact that oil is burned (releases CO2, by the way) to make, decorate, fill, transport, chill, and recycle plastic bottles. In … Continue reading
The companion photo to my previous post. My favorite among them is the insulated Thermos behind the model’s right leg. Ice cubes stay solid for over 24 hours. Coffee stays lawsuit-hot for the entire morning. Don’t try that with a … Continue reading
If you read this post for 60 seconds, that’s how long it will take Americans to use 90,000 water bottles…that’s 1,500 every second, folks (source). A shameful statistic, for sure, and many people have decided to stop using them except … Continue reading
I produced these photographs to help out a local non-profit, aFewSteps.org, which was in need of catchy images to illustrate posts on green topics. I used a “green footware” theme to complement the “green steps” logo I designed for them … Continue reading
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