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The Green Provocateur


After reading “The Green Provocateur” and Donnachadh McCarthy’s attempt to take on corporate organisations head on, I was to a certain degree pleased to see that the response from individuals, the corporates and the blogging communinty, here, here and here, in most cases was polite and positive. Which had me thinking about doing the same thing, for I had been thinking for several weeks about contacting Northern Ireland Railways regarding lighting on trains and in certain stations, but had resisted believing that my comments most likely will be overlooked, disregarded or seem hypocritical, but then why would a company disregard the potential of saving hundreds or thousands of pounds a year for a few minutes work. For the next year I plan to follow the green provocateur’s lead by enlightening corporates in my local area with ideas on how to reduce their impact and reduce their overheads. Starting with a target of 1 000 tonnes of CO2, and no doubt gradually increasing to 10 000 and so on, I will update progress in the comments section.

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The Green Provocateur


After reading “The Green Provocateur” and Donnachadh McCarthy’s attempt to take on corporate organisations head on, I was to a certain degree pleased to see that the response from individuals, the corporates and the blogging communinty, here, here and here, in most cases was polite and positive. Which had me thinking about doing the same thing, for I had been thinking for several weeks about contacting Northern Ireland Railways regarding lighting on trains and in certain stations, but had resisted believing that my comments most likely will be overlooked, disregarded or seem hypocritical, but then why would a company disregard the potential of saving hundreds or thousands of pounds a year for a few minutes work. For the next year I plan to follow the green provocateur’s lead by enlightening corporates in my local area with ideas on how to reduce their impact and reduce their overheads. Starting with a target of 1 000 tonnes of CO2, and no doubt gradually increasing to 10 000 and so on, I will update progress in the comments section.

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A Collection Of Energy Saving And Money Saving Ideas From Around The World.


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The Green Provocateur


After reading “The Green Provocateur” and Donnachadh McCarthy’s attempt to take on corporate organisations head on, I was to a certain degree pleased to see that the response from individuals, the corporates and the blogging communinty, here, here and here, in most cases was polite and positive. Which had me thinking about doing the same thing, for I had been thinking for several weeks about contacting Northern Ireland Railways regarding lighting on trains and in certain stations, but had resisted believing that my comments most likely will be overlooked, disregarded or seem hypocritical, but then why would a company disregard the potential of saving hundreds or thousands of pounds a year for a few minutes work. For the next year I plan to follow the green provocateur’s lead by enlightening corporates in my local area with ideas on how to reduce their impact and reduce their overheads. Starting with a target of 1 000 tonnes of CO2, and no doubt gradually increasing to 10 000 and so on, I will update progress in the comments section.

Information and Links

Join the fray by commenting, tracking what others have to say, or linking to it from your blog.


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Recommended Reading

Living off the Grid

Great 5 Book Deal on Wind, Biodiesl & Solar energy solutions for your Home or business.

Earth 4 Energy - Renewable Energy Solutions

Learn how To Make And Install A Solar Power System And To Make A Power Producing Windmill.

Solar Power Design Manual

Teach Yourself All About Solar Power. Comprehensive Manual By Genuine Expert. Spreadsheet Included.

Understanding And Installing Your Own Solar Electric System

Includes Detailed information, worksheets & Resources.

DIY Solar Pool Heater

Build A Solar Pool Heater For Under $100.

Solar Power Secrets

Everything You Need To Know About Harnessing Solar Power To Save Money...and The Planet.

Solar And Heat Tips

A Collection Of Energy Saving And Money Saving Ideas From Around The World.


Reader Comments

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