Support Grist
Support nonprofit, independent environmental journalism.
Donate to Grist.
The Grist List

From One Day to One Night


By Sarah van Schagen and Sarah K. Burkhalter
10 Aug 2007
Tools: print | email | discuss | write to the editor | subscribe | RSS
 
1

Bauer beware

He's survived 20 months of torture in a Chinese prison, thwarted presidential assassination attempts, disarmed nuclear bombs, and saved Kiefer Sutherland's career. Did you doubt he'd eventually take on global warming? Clearly, you don't know Jack.
Jack Bauer.
 
2
Photo: Lester Cohen/ Variety via WireImage.com
Photo: Lester Cohen/ Variety via WireImage.com

Bottled rage

We heard it through the grapevine that Brangelina may be purchasing an eco-friendly winery in Europe. Which should come in handy the next time they talk politics.
 
3

I used to be a cheating bastard

A remarkable British design company has launched a line of recycled products that proudly announce what they used to be. We only wish future boyfriends came so clearly marked.
Image courtesy of Remarkable.
Image courtesy of Remarkable
 
4
Photo: iStockphoto
Photo: iStockphoto

Sisters act

Environmental activism may not be what you'd consider a convent-ional religious calling. But we're singing the praises of this sisterhood helping detox a Peruvian town and a former nun in the habit of creating a little heaven on earth.
 
5

The simpleton life

You know green has jumped the shark when Paris Hilton says she wants to "save our earth from all this, you know, pollution." But who will save our earth from all this, you know, vapid celebrity bandwagonry?
Photo: Mark Sullivan/ WireImage.com
Photo: Mark Sullivan/ WireImage.com
 


Paris Hilton & Ron Jeremy Go Green


Tools: print | email | discuss | write to the editor | subscribe | RSS
Seen something weird, wacky, or wonderful in the environmental world? Think it deserves a place on The List?
Grist does not testify to the quality of consumer goods, guarantee the pop-cultural significance of trends, or vouchsafe the accuracy of news stories featured in this column. For all you know, we just made it up. Use it at your own risk.
Sarah van Schagen is Grist's assistant editor.
Sarah K. Burkhalter is Grist's editorial assistant.
< Previous | Next >
Comments: (3 comments)

You are not logged in. Thus, you cannot post a comment. If you have a Gristmill account, log in below. If you don't have a Gristmill account, well, by all means go make one! Meet you back here in five.

Username: Password:

Forgot your password? Enter your username and click:

Necessary Annoyances

While it's difficult to stomach some of these celebs on the Green Wagon, I have come to accept them as a needed means of delivering a message to an audience otherwise beyond reach.

I have two teens at home who delight in mocking my efforts to enlighten them but I guarantee you that they would listen to a celebrity.  So if Paris or any other celebrity can reach ANY of these kids out there.....I say AMEN, sister. Have at 'em!


Dadddddddy! My Credit Card is Broke'd!


Let's see, add up the hotels, the jet flights, the mansions, the parties, and the booze and drugs, and it should take Paris about 205,934 years to work off her carbon debt.


Cheat Neutral

Regarding #3...

I though you'd mention this cheating offset program, I was sure I learned about it on Grist:

http://www.cheatneutral.com/

The comments of Grist users reflect the opinions of those individuals only, and do not necessarily reflect the viewpoints of Grist, its staff, its board members, their psychotherapists, or their aestheticians. Got it?


ADVERTISING POLICY


About Grist | Support Grist | Jobs Board | Archives | Grist by Email | RSS | Podcasts
Gristmill Blog | In the News | Ask Umbra® | Muckraker | Victual Reality | 'Tis the Season | The Grist List | The Bottom Line



Grist: Environmental News and Commentary
a beacon in the smog (tm) ©2007. Grist Magazine, Inc. All rights reserved. Gloom and doom with a sense of humor®.
Webmaster | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service | Trademarks