most popular:
2008 Holiday Gift Guides



most popular: Hot Home Wind Turbines


most popular:
$19k Electric Car in US


th searches
th comments
Adrian Akau said: "The Hawaii State Government presently has no plans for developing renewable energy on the island of Oahu. Even though the electric company (HECO) h..." [read]

Brian Merchant said: "Thank you all for pointing out the glaring error--I've made the needed correction, which is that 500,000 rounds were used, not rifles. I regret the..." [read]

JSDreyer said: "Samsung Demos OLED Display-Fitted Notebook Samsung has released a prototype of one of the first OLED laptop computers, proving two t..." [read]

not studying for chemistry said: "i like the acid idea, it would totally deter people from a) stealing bikes, and b) forgetting their key, heh heh obviously it might ha..." [read]

John Taylor said: "I just saw the successful completion of Louis Palmer's Electric Car world trip today. He says the battery to power an electric car can be ..." [read]

Yahoo! Finds of the Year Winners

by Bonnie Alter, London on 01. 9.08
Business & Politics (news)

nigels.jpg

Yahoo! has announced the winners of its "Finds of the Year" competition. It's the annual search for the most innovative contributions to the web and we are so chuffed that some of our favourite sites have hit the heights. Nigel's Eco Store won in the "Shopping" category, and rightfully so. Nigel looks just like his logo (pictured) and he is so hard-working--at every green fair he is out there, with his well-designed booth, chock full of green goodies and gadgets, talking to people and encouraging them to consider the green alternative. He's got competition but his accessible and good looking site steals the show. Under the "Charity" category was Free Rice, first noted here at treehugger. It's the strangely addictive game that tests vocabulary knowledge and converts correct answers to rice donations.

Under "Ethical", there were several very worthy candidates. The Nag won, a site that sends one nag a month to do something green. Eat the Seasons was a runner up, here is a foodie site that was ahead of its time; sending a tip every week about what is the most seasonal thing to eat that week (jerusalem artichokes this week). Trees for Cities was also a runner up, an organisation that plants trees and beautifies cities. Faces in Places won the Weird & Wonderful category, and is definitely worth a peek, as is DoggySnaps for lonely animals. Congrat's to one and all. :: Yahoo Finds of the Year

Thirsty for more? Check out these related articles:



    Comments (1)

    my 9 year old's 4th grade class plays the free rice game every chance they get - gaining bragging rights for who gets the most correct answers. She tells me, they all love watching their piles of rice grow, and the only real problem is, they all go home hungry for rice-anything for dinner!

    jump to top liz [TypeKey Profile Page] says:

    Post a comment

    (If you haven't left a comment here before, you may need to be approved by the site owner before your comment will appear. Until then, it won't appear on the entry. Thanks for waiting.)

    th ads
    th top picks
    th ads