Weekly Prophecies: The Roundup

The week began with a battle for high ground in Florentine. But that’s a skirmish compared to the bitter battle for the beach. Because nothing says “bitter” like a cause-centric Facebook group.
Winding up the wind power. But what about the birds?
Mega-supermarket chain Supersol gets a clue and goes green.
It’s kind of like art deco, just with plants. And then there’s billboard waste that becomes…a tote bag?!
Karin puts on a gardener’s hat for some tips about green gardening.
The latest home accessory: a cesspit. Keeping up with the Joneses never smelled so good.
An Arab city in the Galilee: politically correct, yes. Eco-friendly? Not so much.
Taxi cabs in Tel Aviv are going hybrid.
The Eco-Mum falls in love with a cradle. Well, why not? Men are so much less reliable than furniture.
Water was a hot theme this week, beginning with James’ walk in the pipe. Readers take note: we do this for you. Then there’s bottled water, which is not as good for you as you’d think.
Meanwhile, money still doesn’t grow on trees, but we can get water out of air. Nice.
One thing we know for certain: Moby Dick‘s Ishmael didn’t have the earth’s interests at heart.
The Kinneret crisis continues.
And finally, if you love Green Prophet, spread the love.