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Carbon Hero Feature: Byzantine Design
Dara started in the tile industry 20 years ago. She always had a dream to have her own business, which
Planting in the Great Southern
In partnership with Threshold Environmental, and with support from the Small Farms grant and your generous donations, we have recently
CarbonCare™
Carbon Positive Australia has been supported by Lotterywest and the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development to deliver a
We are Carbon Positive Australia
Carbon Positive Australia is the new name for the Carbon Neutral Charitable Fund. Since 2001, we have been helping you
Carbon Hero Feature: Papercut
Can you tell us a little about yourself and the inspirations behind your brand? PaperCut Software was founded on the
Announcement: Support from Lotterywest
Carbon Neutral Charitable Fund (CNCF), a WA not for profit organisation whose mission is to restore our unique, biodiverse natural
Carbon Hero Feature: Homes with Integrity
This month our Carbon Hero is Homes with Integrity. They made a pledge to plant 1500 trees by September 2020.
Updates from the Field: Brookton, WA
2020 has been our busiest planting season to date. At Brookton we have been undertaking two different types of planting
Carbon Hero Feature: WAW Handplanes
This month our Carbon Hero is Rikki Gilbey from WAW Handplanes. He has been a supporter of Carbon Positive Australia
Carbon Hero Feature: Spicy Broccoli Media Company
Spicy Broccoli Media are this months Carbon Hero. They have been planting a tree for every new customer since 2011, and
Carbon Hero Feature: Samuel Humphreys of Nature Illustrations
Melbourne-based artist Samuel Humphreys Illustration creates exquisitely detailed illustrations of our natural world. To protect the subject matter he holds
Carbon Myth: Paper Bags vs Plastic Bags
With the recent change to mandatory reusable plastic bags in our supermarkets, it has been very easy to look back on plastic bags as the most harmful option in terms of environmental impact. Paper bags, with their biodegradable materials and recyclable disposal, are often considered to be the environmentally-friendly choice when compared with their plastic counterparts.
In fact, this is a common misconception; overall paper bags are more harmful to the environment than disposable plastic ones.
