WalMart can’t compete with Honest Ed’s almost lost art of hand painted signs.

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When those wimpy patio gardening containers just won’t cut it, try filling your car with dirt. You’ll never have to vacuum it again, and good luck to the tow-truck driver who tries to enforce the 2-hour limit. Spotted in Toronto’s Kensington Market, a neighbourhood thast shows just how creative you can be when city bylaw [...]

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Using local advantage to go beyond ‘green’ messaging. A Unicycle Creative Case Study.

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Clover Leaf Tuna Misses Boat with Sustainability ad, fills sea with greenwash instead.

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85km on a bike. 390km on a bus. 2,430km on a train. All to sustainably attend Sustainable Brands 2011 in Monterey. Learn from my experience, without all the blood, sweat and beers.

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Mainstreaming Green, the new report by OgilveEarth: Marketing revolution, or mainstream/green agency’s idea of keeping the status quo?

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‘Gamification’ is the new marketing buzzword. Is your brand ready to play? Check out this recap from SB2011 in Monterey to find out.

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How do you promote a new reusable cup? Why, dress in trash of course. See how Nova , from Buda Star, does it in style.

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Nike and Adidas go head-to-head at Sustainable Brands 2011 – Who came out on top?

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It’s official. I’m booked to return to the biggest green marketing event in North America – SB’11 in Monterey. But what will I see? Who shall I meet? What toxins should I ingest to effectively anesthetize myself against the unending torrents of sustainable marketing bumf? This is where I call upon you, dear Green Briefs [...]

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