9/24/2005

Wangari's Kenya - Vid on Current

Vid by Bill Finnegan on Current screening room about Wangari Maathai's conservation effort. Watch it and do greenlight it so it can appear on current tv.

Is OMO biodegradable?

6 Comments:

Blogger Uaridi said...

Thank you Afromusing for the vid. I enjoyed it. Wangari should be applauded for the great work she does for Kenyan's environment - and you for bringing her work to the forefront

9/26/2005 10:31 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

That's a great video, afroM and will sign and will sign on and greenlight it asap. Great scenes, great woman

9/27/2005 10:59 AM  
Blogger dom said...

That was an awesome video :-) Can you give me a *Geek point* by visiting my site and leaving your country's flag?
I know I'm sad .. but there are 193 countries out there & I have only 74 !

9/27/2005 5:28 PM  
Blogger Sandman said...

good work. Wangari has come a long way - remember when 3/4 of Kenya thought she was nuts? Visionaries are a rare breed of people.

9/27/2005 10:31 PM  
Blogger Afromusing said...

thanks for greenlighting it everyone...

dom: could see your profile but not your blog. got an error.

9/28/2005 8:04 PM  
Blogger spicebear said...

watched the vid, thanks for the link. it was very educational. as for your question about Omo, here's my 2 cents (but i'm no expert on the issue) - its hard to tell if detergents are biodegradable cos they don't have a list of ingredients as they are not required to have one. but studies have been done on the effects of common detergent ingredients and their effects are usually not favourable to the environment. but to have a large scale effect, the quantities would have to be quite substantial and concentrated in a certain area. a good starting point to find out more is http://www.laundry-alternative.com/detergentsinfo.html. hope that helped answer your question

10/07/2005 10:55 AM  

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