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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's support for Keystone XL gets dislike from Elon Musk, Sierra Club, 350.org

May 13, 5:12 PM by Chris Tackett in Corporate Responsibility

Helping provide politicians with political cover to more easily make controversial decisions is not an uncommon tactic among activists, but doing so by supporting environmentally-damaging policies was too much for Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk.
South-Korea's largest rooftop solar installation (10 MW) to be built on a Hyundai factory

May 13, 3:59 PM by Michael Graham Richard in Green Investments

Hyundai has announced that it will build what will be South-Korea's largest solar rooftop solar installation on its Asan factory, near the West coast of the country.
Tesla Model S sells better than comparable models from Mercedes, BMW, Audi

May 13, 3:25 PM by Michael Graham Richard in Cars

In the first three months of 2013, more people bought Tesla Model S electric cars than equivalent (more or less) models from Mercedes, BMW, and Audi.
NASA satellite shows massive bloom of phytoplankton off coast of France

May 13, 2:45 PM by Michael Graham Richard in Ocean Conservation

This photo was taken on May 4, 2013 by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on the Terra satellite.
Shed of the Year Competition has some inspiring entries

May 13, 1:22 PM by Lloyd Alter in Green Architecture

Vote for your favourite Tardis, Pub shed, home office or eco-shed.
Big Data will provide accurate analysis of wind/wildlife impacts

May 13, 12:42 PM by Derek Markham in Wind Technology

A new centralized database being developed by the American Wind Wildlife Institute will help wind energy developers minimize the impact of future projects on wildlife.
Artist Sonia Rentsch creates guns from nature

May 13, 12:04 PM by Chris Tackett in Culture

Artist Sonia Rentsch uses natural materials like leaves, sticks and seed pods to mimic the form of guns and other weapons.
No, Sweat! furniture combines workspace with workout

May 13, 9:11 AM by Lloyd Alter in Eco-Friendly Furniture

Office suite of furniture is designed to let you take a break from your workday and get fit.
Researchers discover new way to harvest electricity from plants

May 13, 9:07 AM by Megan Treacy in Clean Technology

Scientists at University of Georgia have developed a way to harvest energy from photosynthesis before the plant uses it.
The "anything goes" savory tomato and bean stew [Vegan.. if you want]

May 13, 8:30 AM by Kelly Rossiter, Jaymi Heimbuch in Easy Vegetarian Recipes

Have no idea what to make for dinner? Reeeally don't want to go to the store? You probably have everything you need for this delicious and highly customizable stew.
More proof that bike lanes boost business

May 13, 8:22 AM by Lloyd Alter in Bikes

A study by New York's Department of Transportation showed that bike lanes improved retail sales by 49%.
Build a Free Things Box for your front yard

May 13, 8:00 AM by Jaymi Heimbuch in Sustainable Product Design

Freecyclers will love this project, which teaches you how to build a stand where neighbors can share tools, toys, books and anything else they want to freecycle.
Poacher trampled to death by the elephant he was trying to shoot

May 13, 1:37 AM by Stephen Messenger in Natural Sciences

As their numbers continue to slip lower despite efforts to curb illegal hunting, the elephants themselves may soon prove to be a poacher's greatest deterrent.
Tree surgeon in England goes out of his way to save 20,000 bees

May 12, 8:46 PM by Stephen Messenger in Natural Sciences

Thankfully, there are folks like John Joinson who are doing their part to keep those black and yellow bugs in the pink.
The top ten posts of the week on TreeHugger

May 11, 9:47 AM by Lloyd Alter in Endangered Species

From clouded leopards to challenged chapels.
Three male fish, the last of their kind, must find a mate or else go extinct

May 10, 6:54 PM by Stephen Messenger in Endangered Species

If you happen to know of any female fish of the Mangarahara cichlid variety, the London Zoo would very much like to introduce her to a couple of extremely
Climate hits 400ppm of CO2 for first time in 3 million years

May 10, 5:03 PM by Chris Tackett in Climate Change

It is a sign of our rapidly changing world that we can get daily updates on the growing levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere via Twitter.
2013 Nissan LEAF awarded IIHS 'Top Safety Pick' rating, again

May 10, 4:17 PM by Michael Graham Richard in Cars

Not a surprise, but when it comes to safety, we're not looking for any surprises.