Ethical is Easy: charity store

I think it's fun seeing fashion week looks recreated from charity clothing stores, as in the above video from London's Back of the Wardrobe
Still in the UK, Treading My Own Path shares her eco-inspiration from travelling to the UK and Europe
I love the concept of building schools cheaply with rubbish-stuffed plastic bottles as insulation. (Also love the name of the nonprofit, Hug It Forward.) via Unconsumption
More upcycling: German Artist Tino Seubert Dyes Clothing With Airborne Pollution (Ecoteurre)
Clothes that charge your smartphone? Yes please. (The Guardian)
Big Food with regional flavour: how Australia's food lobby works. (The Conversation)
Did you participate in Zero Waste Week? Me neither. But The Double Life of Mrs M did and shares some advice here.
On the same theme, The Rogue Ginger shares her top movies about plastic that will change your life.
I previously promised a post about evidence-based charitable donations. That still hasn't happened but the Australian Medical Students Association (AMSA) Global Health Conference gives a good summary of the issue.
Philanthropy: reclaiming the "P-word" for a modern world. (The Guardian)
What happened to the Make Poverty History movement? (Sydney Morning Herald)

Ethical is Easy