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Halloween Costumes Do-It-Yourself and environmentally conscious

article by Alberto Maria Vedova on greenME

Climate change and extinction, more fearful of Dracula. Halloween is undoubtedly one of the most entertaining parties around, but can also become a problem for those seeking an original costume and especially ecological . Between tricks and treats, the children, but also the most nostalgic "Peter Pan", after having thought about do-it-yourself decorations may, however, appear on the popular pre-Christian festival of origin (typically the U.S. and Canadian but now well established throughout the world), something that is not only a simple disguise, rather a clear message.

Recycling, reuse and eco-friendly materials are the main ingredients of our transformation. But above all, the meaning of our characters is a key to the party. Not the usual Frankenstein or Count bat. Preservation of ' environment, biodiversity, and climate , perhaps much more frightening and realistic themes of these times, will be the master.

happy tree

Perhaps there are few trees happy today. Deforestation and pollution are certainly arguments to be laughing at our friends of the forest, but this costume before us again a relationship with the often forgotten. A stroll through a forest, collect gifts of Mother Earth, be inspired by the varied colors of autumn leaves.

What you need:
About two meters of cloth biological
Small pieces of eco-felt dark brown, tan, rust and orange
Some branches large and small
A small roll of twine hemp
Scraps of fabric (old clothes) in autumn colors or prints
Colla Natural


What to Measure the height of the child wearing the costume from the neck to the ankles, so to know the required length of fabric to be cut, leaving a few inches longer to create the hem.
Wrap the cloth around the body freely, creating a kind of tube that will form the shape of the tree trunk , and then begin sewing down the back, leaving about 20 cm open so you can connect the branches. At the height of the arms leave holes in order to create the armholes.
The leaves collected with the scraps of fabric or gathered in the woods near the house you can stick with the glue on the branches.

Once attached to the top of the canvas around the branches and twigs must be secured with string. To create the straps connecting the branches and the string with another piece of cloth to the front of the canvas. With the echo felt you can create various decorations such as an owl in the den. Now just smile and happy our tree is ready!

The woodcutter

While the situation of our forests is not funny, we can give a tone of malice and terror to our costume. Perhaps it will be fun for those who chose the former clothed, but the loggers can be considered more in horror theme for a party and perfect for our eco Halloween.

What you need:

A wool hat

plaid shirt

Jeans

hiking shoes

A cardboard box

A piece of cardboard

Ball of string hemp

Colla Natural

How do

This dress is very simple to implement. You only need to wear old shoes, even those used in our walks in the woods, a pair of jeans (maybe eco-cotton), the plaid shirt that never wear a wool hat. To get even more in our character is not advisable to cut the beard for a few days (the children can draw).

The chainsaw can be achieved by reusing an old shoe box to which the glue stick with a piece of cardboard cut in a zig zag. The handle of our eco-saw it by tying the string to the box. A word of advice, do not bother the tree happy!

polar bear
The melting of glaciers on our planet as well as being a clear warning of the devastating effects of global warming, are also the cause of concern situation in which lives the ' polar bear in danger of extinction. Even the activists Greenpeace, during the last G8 demonstrated against this dramatic reality disguised as homeless polar bears complete with sign " victim of global warming." If we want to leave an important message this costume is right for us.

What you need:

A 'white faux fur (unless you have one available, you can try to look for used clothing stores or flea markets )

Black makeup

Cardboard

How do

should wear eco-white fur and make up our nose to resemble a bear. On board you can write several messages: "stop global warming", "bear homeless" or "looking for home."

The Little Mermaid poisoned

pollution of the sea, a subject known to us after the recent events related to the ship of poisons, can be represented in an original way. Ariel certainly did not touch this button instill the Sea with his friend Sebastian, but with the little mermaid that embody this costume has been adversely affected incontrastanti of modern society.

What should

A green bodice

a tight skirt and long

Shells

Charter

Make Green

Plastic bags

Colla Natural

How do

Our little mermaid should not be combed. The appearance will be sloppy and so the costume .

Attach to bodice with glue shells at the breast. The skirt, preferably old and no longer used, must be torn up and closed at the bottom to create the shape of the tail. Attach pieces of paper cut by way of scales on the skirt to the end of the tail. With the bags tied to the throat and make-up shabby green lips and under the eyes, the look is not the best, but the Our alarm polluted sea will certainly be taken into account.

Alberto Maria Vedova

Photo: Inhabitat and Kiwi Magazine

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Greenpeace scale the English Parliament to save the climate

article by Alberto Maria Vedova on www.greenme.it (Monday, 12 October 2009)

Only 55 days separate from the world conference on key climate change to Copenhagen, but apparently there is a very real risk of failure. On the occasion of Blog Action Day dedicated to climate change Newecologist invites all bloggers to attend the event and to sign the petition to ask the deli U.S. president, Barack Obama to take concrete decisions to tackle climate change. The goal now is to draw attention to global warming, trying to raise awareness and find possible solutions. Perhaps, through the blog will also be possible to influence the top leaders of the Earth who will attend the summit in December.

Meanwhile, the preliminary meeting on the UN Climate last week in Bangkok, China and other 130 countries in the developing world have accused rich countries including the United Kingdom, of trying to sabotage the negotiations and there has been widespread concern that the developed nations are not using the necessary commitment vital to seal the agreement. That's because last 55 Greenpeace activists have climbed the railings of Westminster Palace, the British Parliament, with climbing the stairs.

Objective? Attracting the attention of politicians on climate change for the upcoming reopening of Parliament after the break. Environmentalists showed a banner with the words: 'Change the policy, save the climate'.

After the failure of countries developed during the UN meeting in Bangkok last week, it should be renewed leadership within the EU. Leadership that would take the UK. The next week, in fact, there is a meeting of environment ministers in London the Major Economies Forum, where the most polluting countries will discuss how to address the meeting in Copenhagen. A demonstration

important, an invitation rather than a provocation. The Parliament building five Greenpeace climbers have scaled the lightning rod of 15 meters. And after eighteen hours, thirty-one Greenpeace activists are still on the roof of the Palace of Westminster, 24 on the roof of the Grand Chamber and seven Committee on the tip top of Westminster Hall.

deployed as snipers, protesters patiently await the return of Parliament after the summer break. While some volunteers handed out Westminister civil servants and parliamentarians of the leaflets containing the twelve points to transform the UK into a country based on a low carbon economy, others have been arrested and others are struggling at the top of the tower. But will anything really?

Brikesh Singh, one of the activists on the roof top, said: "We are very pleased that there are so many of us still here to remind the MPs that there is only fifty five days until the UN climate summit in Copenhagen. I Negotiations have stalled, we need leadership from developed nations like the United Kingdom if we are to achieve an agreement that we need while we are rapidly running out of time at our disposal. "

Ladies and gentlemen: 55 ... unless you do your game!

Alberto Maria Vedova

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NEW ECO-DRIVING GREENPEACE: NOKIA FIRST, LAST NINTENDO, PHILIPS HP AND BETTER WITH GREENPEACE

Greenpeace spreads the thirteenth edition of the Eco-guide to electronic products. Nokia remains atop the standings with 7.5 points out of 10, followed by Samsung with 6.9 points, Philips and Sony Ericsson with 6.5 which is a jump from seventh to fourth place with 5.9 points. Climbing the charts for Sony rising from twelfth to eighth place. In the eighteenth and last position Nintendo.

Greenpeace recognizes the commitment of Hewlett Packard (HP), which brought a laptop on the market almost no PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and BFRs (brominated flame retardants). Only the power supply and cables still contain these substances.
few months ago, the association had carried out protest actions at HP headquarters in Palo Alto (California / USA) and at company offices in China and the Netherlands, due to the delay of the company to maintain its commitment to eliminate these toxic substances by 2009.

In the ranking of Greenpeace, Lenovo and Dell retain their penalty for delaying their commitments to the elimination of hazardous substances. Acer claims to still be able to reach the goal of eliminating all of its products PVC and BFRs by the end of the year. Toshiba instead has a roadmap that provides for the elimination of these toxic substances by March 2010.

Bad news from LGE instead goes to the fourth to eleventh place for having decided not to respect its commitment to eliminate PVC and BFRs by 2010, only his cell will not contain these substances, while the elimination of TVs and monitors is not expected before 2012. Fujitsu bottom of the league with 2.7 points, which bypasses the sixteenth Lenovo moves to second from bottom with just 2.5 points.

This edition of Greenpeace eco-guide, which assesses companies based on criteria including energy use and greenhouse gas emissions, is being published only two months after the crucial climate summit to be held in December in Copenhagen.

"Only Philips, Acer and Samsung are currently in favor of cutting emissions enough to avert a climate catastrophe" specific Alessandro Gianni, campaigns director of Greenpeace "We expect these companies to their commitments on the environment and on climate also encourage other companies. In fact, it's really disappointing that such giants as Apple, Nokia and Microsoft are completely absent in this match. "


Link to XIII Eco-guide to Electronic Products:
http://www.greenpeace.org/raw/ content / italy / ufficiostampa / file/eco-guida-13