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On this ordinary Wednesday, we're happy to bring you a little excitement including the latest on Ken Livingstone versus Porsche, the government's stance on micro-generation, organic children's clothes from the US and discounts on Fairtrade goodies at Waitrose.
Ken snaps back at Porsche
Like many other non-greenies, Porsche is very unhappy about the Mayor's decision to charge gas-guzzlers more to drive in London and has threatened to take legal action. Ken Livingstone has hit back, saying: "No-one is allowed to throw their rubbish in the street and Porsche should not be allowed to impose gas-guzzling polluting cars on Londoners who do not want them."
Waitrose Fairtrade discount
Waitrose is helping us get ready for Fairtrade Fortnight, which starts next week, by giving us 20 per cent off selected Fairtrade products including SmartPlanet favourites like the Waitrose Organic Fairtrade Swiss Milk Chocolate with Hazelnuts and Clipper Fairtrade Organic Green Tea.
Renewable-friendly government
The good news is that the government yesterday promised to look at how Britain could get more electricity from green micro-generation. The bad news is that it didn't give us any concrete promises.
Green baby clothes cross the pond
Now mumsnet.com has got one more organic children's clothes brand, Happy Green Bee, to talk about. The American company sells its colourful and fun clothes through Green Mums here in the UK.
20 February 2008 01:34pm
Porsche could try and produce a competitor to the Tesla Roadster, then they could avoid the congestion charge altogether.

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