Lee, I'm sure your intentions are good, but a few things -
1. Your globe and satellitte graphic isn't exactly to scale - unless their are space stations the size of frikkin' Finland floating around in orbit. This is some dreamed up hippy representation of objects in orbit and has been designed to tug at the guilt strings of middle class cry babies who like to complain about non-existent problems.
2. Whatever green measures we take in the UK is only the tiniest drop in the ocean on a global scale. 'Ooh, I switched off my television tonight and put some papers in the recycle bin.' Yeah, so what? The combined populations of China and India are using up so much power and resources that even if Britain didn't exist, it would make no difference. You are on a metaphorical hiding to nothing and existentially weeing in the wind.
3. Space is full of crap anyway, mostly bits of rock and ice. Look at Saturn, it's surrounded by dirt. If you were to take every satellitte and space station ever shot into orbit and put it into a pile, I doubt it would cover 1 square mile.
4. Going Green has become the new religion amongst a certain demographic of society who feel powerless in a Godless universe. The fact that people proudly display their green credentials at any given opportunity with a holier then thou attitude just reaffirms my assumptions and re-enforces the religious overtones.
If you recycle and care about the planet, then great, I'm glad you do. I flush my turds after having a shit, but I don't go around all day telling people.
5. It doesn't matter what inaccuracies I point out, the Enviro-mentals will still keep banging on about how important it is to reduce my carbon footprint or whatever. Why? Because the Government has told them to. Why? Because our Government signed an agreement with third world countries that says they can pollute as much as they want and we in the West will reduce our pollution to accomodate their planned industrialisations.
6. The same people who put their wine bottles in the recycler are the same people who fly all over the world every year. It's a bit like switching to economy light bulbs and then setting fire to tyres in your back garden.
7. 5 a Day was invented by Hitler - not really but I needed a light hearted seventh point to round off my trademark rant.