 Going Green Without Starting From Scratch
(Washington Post: Sun, 05 Aug) Consumer interest in green construction has continued to grow, but few people can afford to build an environmentally friendly house from the ground up. They don't have to, says architect Kelly Lerner, co-author of "Natural Remodeling for the Not-So-Green House." To find out more about this design...
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 National's housing solutions need a reality check,
(Scoop.co.nz: Mon, 06 Aug) National Party leader John Key's solutions to the housing affordability crisis are outdated, unworkable and contrary to principles of environmental and social sustainability, Green Party Housing Spokesperson Sue Bradford says.
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 The Green Gauge
(The Observer: Sat, 04 Aug) Plasticine pin-up Morph is back, but this time restyled as Eco Morph and promoting a green film competition run by Friends of the Earth and Filminute.
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 Rising oil drives the world closer to economic crash
(The Border Mail: Fri, 03 Aug) NINE of the past 10 serious downturns in the world economy followed a spike in the price of oil, and we are heading for another spike, with oil back up near the peak of $78.40 a barrel that it reached almost exactly a year ago.
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Towns prepare for 'peak oil' point
Why 'peak oil' may soon pique your interest
