A healthy environment to live in is admirable for anyone to strive for. Who wants to live in a pea soup of air and sess pit of water ways?
But as Kermit the frog says, it isn't easy being green. As public demand for environmentally sound products increases entrepreneurs are happy to pitch their wares as eco-friendly solutions

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Being green is easy with this eco-cooker. It allows you to cook as much as three dishes at the same time using the same pot, the same water and the same electricity that you would have otherwise done separately, at three times the cost and use of water. It also saves you a little time which is an added bonus. Go green with this

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Put a sweater on your house. One of the most important energy-saving elements of your home is insulation. Insulating your ceiling and walls will cut your energy bills and make your house more comfortable throughout the year.

You should consider solar energy. Solar power is obviously a wonderful environmental option because i

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My previous post was about world environment day, where the theme was kicking the CO2 habit. We all know the general examples, but do we know how much we can cut back on? Here are the tips straight from the UN on how to start! 1. Stop using an electric alarm clock! Using a wind-up clock instead saves 48 grams of CO2 a day. 2.

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These innovative paper plates made from recycled material contain no chemical fillers or additives and are made from leaves and water. Unlike traditional paper plates, these plates do not leech chemicals into hot food and can be tossed into the compost pile, as they are biodegradable and will compost in about three months. Not

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For a guy pulling in $25 million a year, $500K for a sweet, green setup certainly isn’t going to hurt. But damn! Comedian Jay Leno certainly has been throwing some green at making his personal garage as eco-friendly as possible.

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In Minnesota, judges have recommended against approval of new power lines to a planned coal-fired power plant, citing environmental concerns and inadequate examination of alternative fuels. This is likely to prevent the planned power plant from being built, which will be a major victory for environmentalists. With countries l

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For those of you who take pride in having hundreds (or thousands, or millions) of connections on Facebook, MySpace, or wherever, but wish your "friends" spent more time tackling the tough issues, this is your lucky day. The new social networking s

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Yesterday, Treehugger alerted us to the newest ethical social network, Razoo. These are online havens specifically for those who wish to do good in the world, be it through encouraging greener lives, raising awareness and money for charity or simply

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Matt Moran is a really nice guy. I met him through his friend Ted Sheets. Also a founder of Zelixy.com, a green friendly and proactive website. These guys are a positive bunch let me tell you. And the site they have reflects that. Without further ad

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Earthlings, Meera and I have always had an answer for any question our son Zorkey asked us. We are embarrassed to admit, that despite having super intelligence which few species in the billions of galaxies can match, we were befuddled, stumped and silenced. Our son Zorkey was shocked when he heard us say, "We do not know, it i

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A discussion of the recent study indicating that the majority of biofuels may achieve independence from foreign oil at the expense of the environment, ecology, health of top-soil, and water supply. Both the quality of water and the levels of critically-important water tables will be negatively affected by many crops grown spec

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This clarifies some possible confusions caused by the previous, rather terse post (which has also since been revised based on reader feedback).

The term "French Chernobyl" was coined by the World Wildlife Fund to indicate the magnitude of the PCB pollution problem in France's Rhone river, but, of course, no problem like t

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If you can’t afford to buy your own tropical island paradise, why not build your own? That is exactly what Richie Sowa did back in 1998, from over a quarter-million plastic bottles. His Spiral Island, destroyed years later by a hurricane, sported a two-story house, solar oven, self-composting toilet and multiple beaches. Better yet, he has st

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We are here to help the Earthling race. We realize some of you Homo sapiens are more evolved than others. Al Gore, the earthling who invented the Internet and brought global warming to your attention, is a more highly-evolved Homo sapien.

We offer green tips which will enable you to be green like us. Your species is not adv

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Earthlings, if you have access to Internet, you can get all your information for FREE, unless it is The Wall Street Journal. There is no need to subscribe to magazines or newspapers. You can save money, and receive all this information and more, faster and much better over the Internet. Most important, you will not use tree mat

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Being eco-conscious doesn’t mean that you can’t be beautiful. Some of the world’s most recognizable people in the world know this already — there is such a thing as organic beauty. Going “green” in terms of beauty means lessening the use of products with harmful ingredients. While you may think doing this would make you look l