Coffee pods are such a cool idea for the manufacturer, it allows them to differentiate their product in ways that were previously unknown at such a level of granularity, plus you can make a whole lot more selling little pods for a buck than a big jar of the stuff for five. Hence, the rise … Continue reading
This term 40 sustainability experts have challenged London College of Communication design students to communicate an environmental issue based around the themes for this year’s Green Week – Water, transport, waste, consumption and biodiversity.
Link – Green Week Design Challenges – Wake Cup Continue reading
What a pleasant surprise to see this article in the Whitehorse Leader. The Transition team for the Whitehorse area are making the most of used coffee grounds, collecting them from local cafes. Thanks guys – keep up the great work!! Related articles The Ground To Ground Map – Find Used Coffee Grounds (groundtoground.org) … Continue reading
Oh the joy my friends for mushrooms are now a part of the Ground to Ground menu. They grow well with coffee grounds you see, black gold see, sweet sweet grounds see. Plenty more posts of coffee grounds and mushrooms to follow… Continue reading
I had one of the best experiences with the quail today, and had to get it on video. These quail are being introduced to a 80/20 mix of aged used coffee grounds with triple washed sand. This is not the first post of mine to mention how quail love a dust bath, but they never … Continue reading
Does your garden need a hit of used coffee grounds? This is the where you want to look first. And if you have some coffee to give out, let us know. Continue reading
To my friend, I wanted to write a quick thank you note for your support this year with the Ground to Ground initiative. Shared between us all during 2011, we have saved many tonnes of used coffee grounds from going to landfill. And it has been a very good year! All over the world, in … Continue reading
