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Top Ten Renewable Tech Gadgets

from Low Impact Living | SHARE | COMMENT

Here's a list of "green" gadgets that separates the merely cool from the really cool and actually useful!

Green Light for British Ecotown

from Guardian Environment | SHARE | COMMENT

Prince Charles is the force behind the planned Georgian style "ecotown" of Sherford in south Devon, England, which will feature wind turbines, biomass-fueled power systems, and free bicycles for residents.

Well-Tech Showcases Green Design

from Inhabitat | SHARE | COMMENT

Verdier’s Light Caravaning project, outfitted with some unique solar features, was among the notable efforts showcased at Milan Design Week's Well-Tech Exhibition.

VC Bonanza for Clean Tech

from Greenbang | SHARE | COMMENT

According to a new report, the clean tech sector was the lucky recipient of more than $625 million in venture capital during the first quarter of '08.

Greening Your Technology

from ENN | SHARE | COMMENT

This Earth Day, how about adopting a whole new way of thinking about using -- and re-using -- technology to make a real difference for the planet.

What's So Bad About Genetically Engineered Crops?

from Environmental Graffiti | SHARE | COMMENT

The rise in food prices worldwide is forcing genetically modified foods into the marketplace, prompting an honest look at their benefits and potential dangers.

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The Future of Furniture: Biodegradable

from Amelia Timbers | SHARE | COMMENT

Furniture of the future will be chic, durable and biodegradable.

Carbon Credits: Credit Where It's Not Due

from Kristen Lee | SHARE | COMMENT

Organizations bring awareness to questionable carbon credit practices under the Kyoto Protocol's international trading mechanism.

The Moss Option

from Amelia Timbers | SHARE | COMMENT

Move over, grass: Moss is becoming recognized as a more sustainable option to the notoriously thirsty, maintenance-intensive lawn.

Mineral Rights: Better than Rebates?

from Thursday Bram | SHARE | COMMENT

Skyrocketing fuel demand has helped feed a new trend of homeowners cashing in on mineral rights to their properties.

Seeing the City for the Trees

from Cosmo Catalano | SHARE | COMMENT

A new study indicates a correlation between low asthma rates in children and the presence of trees on their streets.

Mini-Farms Grow in Cities

from Amelia Timbers | SHARE | COMMENT

Homesteading techniques, once popular only among pioneers, hippies and off-the grid enthusiasts, are finding their way back into the mainstream.

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