Keeley Hazell unexpectedly found herself at the center of a political debate in 2006 when she was named as an environmental hero by British prime minister David Cameron. The glamor model was cited alongside Sir David Attenborough and Arnold Schwarzenegger on a list of names the Conservative Party believed had positively impacted on green issues.

Of course, some Labour supporters believed this was little more than a publicity stunt designed to make the Tories seem less staid. However, the inclusion of Hazell was defended by a spokesman who argued (via Evening Standard), "She has been bringing awareness to a wider audience, people who wouldn't normally consider climate change a priority." And the star herself answered her detractors penning a piece for Daily Mail, writing, "I've been interested in green issues for some time. I don't see how anyone who reads the papers or listens to the news can fail to be. Global warming is something that seriously worries me and I'm happy to do anything I can to help slow down climate change."

So how did Hazell help exactly? Well, while covering her half-naked body in green paint, she reportedly offered The Sun readers invaluable tips on how to be more environmentally friendly and sexier in the process. These included avoiding unnecessary car journeys ("Cycling will tone you up, giving you a fantastic physique and making you irresistible to the opposite sex") and saving electricity while getting intimate ("Turning off lights can be a big turn-on").

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