Is a way of visualising electoral polling data by morphing the candidates into one another. Is a tool I helped create which turns a picture into an Excel spreadsheet, using conditional formatting so that when you zoom out you see the picture. With the HTML5 canvas element. In October 2012, I helped Matt Parker. Build a computer entirely from dominoes.

Welcome to the Angry Mermaid Award. Naomi Klein presents Angry Mermaid Award to Monsanto. Picture Friends of the Earth International. Out of the eight nominees. That were put forward for public vote on this website and at the Klimaforum in Copenhagen, Monsanto. Emerged as the winner of the Angry Mermaid Award 2009. With 37 per cent of the ten thousand votes that were cast. Is contributing to major deforestation and greenhouse gas emissions. The Angry Mermaid in the media. Crucial UN climate talks took pl.

Just another speck of cyber-space; it is not just full of ranting, raving rhetoric, as info and beauty are always good contrast. All in all, think miscellaneous.

Campaigning against the arms industry in Bristol. Bristol Involvement in Laser Weapons. Map of Bristol Arms Trade. Welcome to Bristol Against the Arms Trade. To sign up to regular mailing list notifications click here. Truthout Cinema every Monday 6. 00pm at the Arts House, 108A Stokes Croft, BS1 3RU. Free entry but donations appreciated.

Welcome to the Climate Greenwash Awards 2009! Big business is keen to be part of the climate solution and is holding its own Business Summit in Copenhagen from 24th - 26th May. The Danish government is facilitating the event. Several big carbon emitters are involved.

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A better future for a troubled world. Dark Optimism is the not-for-profit public interest research, activism. And writing of Shaun Chamberlin. Working with a wide network of friends and partners around the world. We are unashamedly positive about what kind of a world humanity could create, and unashamedly realistic about how far we are. Heroes and villains in Copenhagen, and beyond.

A tax on banks that would give billions to tackle poverty and climate change, here and abroad. This tax on the financial sector has the power to raise hundreds of billions every year globally. It could give a vital boost to the NHS, our schools, and the fight against child poverty in the UK as well as tackling poverty and climate change around the world.