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10 posts tagged with sizzle
22 Jun 2010
How England Can Win the World Cup (with some sizzle ...)
Posted by: Jeff Melnyk

The poor performances of our football elite at the World Cup have been attributed to several issues - from the manger's choices, to injuries, even to the ball itself. However none of these factors are to blame - the cause of this malaise is you. En..
How England Can Win the World Cup (with some sizzle ...)
14 Apr 2010
VOTE VOTE VOTE (except for you, you're just not that important)
Posted by: Lucy Warin

Election fever has officially struck and while yes I find most of the major parties overexposed, uninspiring and a bit annoying I reserve the right to be excited. That is why I am unimpressed by this gadget I found on the web today. It is a Vot..
23 Feb 2010
Sizzling Urban Renewal in Lima
Posted by: Henry Hicks

Spotted this great example of a Sizzling piece of urban renewal the other day on Treehugger."This is the work of well known Spanish group Basurama, which has turned the ruins of an abandoned project for an electric train in Lima, Peru, into an..
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08 Feb 2010
Keep Calm and Carry On?
Posted by: Henry Hicks

I like the way this sizzling poster reframes the choice we face in a crisis. It reminds me of the oft quoted (but incorrect according to some) adage that the Chinese character for Crisis is made of the characters for Danger and Opportunity. ..
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24 Jan 2010
Climate Change Equity (Yawn?)
Posted by: Laurie Bennett

Equity.Boy is that an important word. It’s the kind of word NGOs get out of bed for in the morning. Policy makers like to see it nestled cosily in most sentences. Technically, it sounds like a splendid idea to me too, let’s make it happ..
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22 Jan 2010
Anti-Sizzle
Posted by: Solitaire Townsend

Wow, these guys really need a good night’s sleep, or maybe a hug. The Dark Mountain Project "starts with our sense that civilisation as we have known it is coming to an end; brought down by a rapidly changing climate, a cancerous economi..
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15 Jan 2010
Doomsday clock goes back, Sizzle clock forward?
Posted by: Solitaire Townsend

The Doomsday Clock, which has been running since 1947 has been put back by one minute. Meaning we are now ‘seven minutes from midnight’ rather than six. The timekeepers at the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists have measured our proximit..
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05 Jan 2010
The Eco-Easy Trend
Posted by: Casper ter Kuile

Trendwatching.com's monthly briefings always contain some great ideas. How about the Brazilian transit authority keeping motorists up to date via twitter? Or the 'Give a day, get a night' scheme run by Sage Hospitality, which asks clients to give e..
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15 Dec 2009
History of climate messages
Posted by: Solitaire Townsend

A little review of the past few decades of climate communications:1970s: Save the Earth. With the launch of Earth Day, and subsequently Earth Week, emphasis was on “saving the planet” and conservation, especially of energy. Grassro..
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08 Dec 2009
One of the first things a CoP15 delegate saw...
Posted by: Tom Gater

...was a child hanging from a tree screaming as a desert was flooded and a city was destroyed by a tornado. Wonderful. This video was shown to the CoP15 delegates during the opening ceremony of the negotiations. I don't know about you but i'm not f..
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