Born in May 2007, Environmental Graffiti is an eclectic mix of the most bizarre, funny and interesting environmental news on the planet. We search the vast realms of the internet on behalf of all environmentalists who don’t take themselves too seriously and compile it into a daily blog. Surf and enjoy!

Recent Blog Entries

  1. Yesterday’s visions of the future

    By Linda McCormick Posted Wed Oct 8, 2008 12:56pm PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    flying machines

    Everyone has lost a few hours to dreaming of what life would be like in the future but rarely do those dreams ever come to fruition. And it seems our hopes for the future have not changed much over the last hundred years. These images, produced in 1900, d Read full post »

  2. How ecotourism is destroying Antarctica

    By Andy Stone Posted Wed Oct 8, 2008 4:19am PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    antarctica

    How do we handle tourism to a place whose only appeal to most of us is its lack of large-scale human contact? Doesn't that defeat the purpose? Read full post »

  3. The coolest apartment block on Earth

    By sarcasticscribe Posted Tue Oct 7, 2008 12:18pm PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    from below

    Viennese artist, Friedensreich Hundertwasser, has designed what has become one of the more unique and visually stimulating buildings in the world. With over 1000 unique windows, individualized handles on windows and doors, a living roof, caf&Ã&© a Read full post »

  4. How sunk battleships are converted into new ecosystems

    By John Johnston Posted Tue Oct 7, 2008 11:44am PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    shoal of fish

    What to do with decommissioned naval ships? Scrap them and make a quick buck? Well, one possible use for them is turning them into artificial reefs! Read full post »

  5. The real life Jurassic Park

    By Jonathan Posted Tue Oct 7, 2008 6:14am PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    giant tortoise

    Bringing back an extinct species of tortoise in the Galapagos wouldn't involve DNA cloning or an ill-conceived theme park. Read full post »

  6. Welcome to the Village Underground

    By kwbridge Posted Mon Oct 6, 2008 11:27am PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    village underground

    Imagine taking the underground to work to arrive in an office converted from a tube carriage perched upon huge Victorian arches with views rivaling those of top executives. Read full post »

  7. Another new alternative to fossil fuels: sunflowers

    By Chris Bowler Posted Thu Oct 2, 2008 9:32am PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    sunflowers

    In the race to produce the best alternative to fossil fuels, there could soon be a new contender &â&€" sunflowers. Read full post »

  8. Tsunami hits New York City

    By Ryan Curtis Posted Thu Oct 2, 2008 2:43am PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    sound wave

    Sound WaveWritten by Ryan CurtisWhat do you normally do with all the empty bottles, old clothes, and worn out shoes that pile up over the course of your lifetime? If you're like most people, everything is dumped in the garbage and shipped to a place far a Read full post »

  9. 30 creepiest vegetables on earth

    By Linda Posted Tue Sep 30, 2008 1:31pm PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    alien salad

    We’re not sure if there’s been a movie about entitled, ‘Attack of the Killer Veggies’, but judging by the mass of strange, creepy and downright weird images of vegetables sneaking around online, there should be. Some of the outlandish veg we’ve found for Read full post »

  10. Great green lizard frozen in time

    By Linda Posted Mon Sep 29, 2008 12:10pm PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    green iguana

    Fire fighters are well used to being called out to rescue kitties in distress from trees that prove too scary, but a lizard? That’s a new one. Read full post »

  11. Amazing house created entirely from plastic bottles

    By Linda Posted Fri Sep 26, 2008 12:35pm PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    plastic bottle sun dome

    It’s no secret that our obsession with plastic bottles is turning into a bit of an environmental crisis, and no wonder, in the US alone 70 million bottles are purchased every day yet only a measly 10 million are recycled. So it’s good to see someone doing Read full post »

  12. The coolest fruit on Earth

    By Sonia Dong Posted Fri Sep 26, 2008 12:31pm PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    miracle fruit

    The wonders of the natural world never cease to amaze. Imagine: a fruit that when eaten, renders sour foods sweet. Read full post »

  13. Photograph of alien world makes history

    By Linda Posted Fri Sep 26, 2008 12:29pm PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    alien planet

    Up until this point, the only planet-like objects scientists had clearly observed in space did not appear locked in orbit around a star much like our own sun. This could shake up some widely held astronomical theories though, since the supposed planet is Read full post »

  14. Lakes…650ft beneath the waves!

    By Linda Posted Thu Sep 25, 2008 10:00am PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    brine river

    Deep beneath the waves, far down on the ocean floor are scenes and images often associated with the stuff of nightmares. Read full post »

  15. Milk bottle artist does a Banksy

    By Linda Posted Thu Sep 25, 2008 9:41am PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    milk bottles

    Not too many people still get their milk delivered to the doorstep but those who do have recently been waking up to a surprise with their morning milk. Read full post »

  16. Where do satellites go when they die?

    By Linda Posted Thu Sep 25, 2008 9:40am PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    satellites earth

    No matter how often we hear about the developed world becoming more like Big Brother every day, it’s not until you see images that these from NASA that you get creeped out. Read full post »

  17. 30 most incredible sandstorms on Earth

    By Linda Posted Wed Sep 24, 2008 12:26pm PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    800px-Dust_Storm_Texas_1935

    Over the horizon a wall of sand is forming, amalgamating and gaining momentum. It develops unity and mass, devouring everything in its path. Read full post »

  18. Green graffiti - why use paint when you can clean?

    By Adam Posted Tue Sep 23, 2008 5:27am PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    Pavement advertising

    Let me introduce GreenGraffiti, a Netherlands-based company which makes adverts by cleaning walls with water. Read full post »

  19. The Cardboard Café

    By Linda Posted Mon Sep 22, 2008 11:50am PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    Cardboard cafe

    Remember when, as a child, you’d get presents on birthdays or at Christmas and often preferred to play with the box they came in more than the toy? Read full post »

  20. Wave vs. man

    By Linda Posted Fri Sep 19, 2008 11:41am PDT for Environmental Graffiti

    huge wave

    Anyone who lives on the waves, or for them, has a healthy respect for the unbridled power of the seas. Read full post »

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