New Consumer offers a guide on how to stay warm, safe and dry for winter
biking.
Ecuador makes history by granting nature rights in its constitution.
Volvo gets ready to unleash the first commercially viable
hybrid bus.
TriplePundit test drives green
cars at the Consumer Reports show.
EcoLibris interviews Bill Roth, the author of new book
On Empty (Out of Time).
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:: The Environmental Working Group exposes the high levels of
hormone-disrupting chemicals found in teenage girls' bodies.
:: Apple is rumored to soon release their eco-friendly
laptop stateside.
:: The Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) pumps up
prefab in their current exhibit,
Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling.
:: Sony Ericsson develops an
energy efficient cell phone called GreenHeart.
:: With
solar panel steals on the rise so are anti-theft devices and strategies.
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::
GreenUpgrader encourages minimally packaged lunches like the
Bento Box.
:: The EPA issues more stringent regulations for gas-powered
lawn and garden equipment.
::
Eat Drink Better decodes eco-
food labels.
:: Chicago hosts the Museum of Sustainable Style, an exhibition of
green fashion.
:: We're reminded of the repercussions of
peak oil and what we can do to help stop it.
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:: Students at San Jose State University create a
solar ice making machine.
:: Shell Oil plans to develop better
biofuel within the next five years.
:: Almond growers sue the USDA over their mandate to pasteurize
raw almonds.
::
The Green Parent lists three eco-friendly ways to enjoy
fall's foliage.
:: Greenbottle develops a milk carton made mostly out of
recycled paper.
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::
Green Upgrader rounds up ten
funny signs reminding us to respect nature.
::
Gas 2.0 asks, do cars have to look like spacecraft to get decent
fuel economy?
:: A U.S. federal judge bans
snowmobiles from Yellowstone National Park.
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Sustainablog ponders the
life cycle of pig.
Rockers roll up in a
Smart car at MTV's Video Music Awards.
Eco Worldy rounds up six intriguingly green news stories from
South America.
We're reminded by our addiction to
oil with eight common products.
A recent poll asks; do you believe
gas and oil prices are being manipulated for the upcoming Presidential election?
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Boston turns off their lights in an effort to save cash and energy.
Citroën plans to unveil their Hypnos, a new
diesel-electric hybrid crossover concept car.
An ice chunk the size of Manhattan breaks free in Canada's northern
Arctic.
The Green Routine offers eight easy tips for an eco-friendly
garden.
A new study reports that one in three public schools are are built within 400 meters of a major highway--causing a spike in
respiratory illnesses.
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::
Eco-Libris asks, can
wheat straw replace trees as a source of paper?
::
Eat Drink Better suggests five tasty things to do with your homegrown
herbs.
::
France bans TV-watching for children under three years old.
:: A website helps Portland, Oregon residents find
green apartment rentals.
:: Ford Motors mixes their EcoBoost technology with
ethanol to achieve better fuel efficiency.
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The first
solar powered car to make its way around the world continues its trek.
Scientists discover a
vegetarian spider.
Green Home Huddler interviews trash enthusiast
Tom Szaky, the CEO of TerraCycle.
TriplePundit reviews
Throwplace, calling it "A sort of Freecycle on steroids."
An Ohio-based company has plans to convert
Saturn Sky cars to run on all-electric.
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