Tag: Graham Hill
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Graham Hill shows LifeEdited apartment on TODAY, Bloomberg TV
TreeHugger founder, Graham Hill gave the nation a tour of his LifeEdited apartment on The TODAY Show and Bloomberg TV.
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Graham Hill describes "Living with less, a lot less" in the New York Times
The TreeHugger founder explains how his space is small, but his life is big.
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The New York Times on TreeHugger Founder's Tiny Apartment and Its "Convertible Tricks"
Graham Hill's LifeEdited apartment is finally done, and The New York Times says, "It may be that the house of the future is an apartment — at 420 square feet, a very small apartment ."
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Pod People Taking Over London For Olympics
Why commute home when you can have a pod at work?
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Is There an Ethical Dilemma In Graham Hill's Weekday Vegetarian Plan?
Last year TreeHugger founder Graham Hill gave a TED talk entitled Why I'm a weekday vegetarian, (transcript here)
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Mark Bittman on Cutting Back On Meat (It's Tough Today)
TreeHugger likes to pitch the Weekday Vegetarian idea, promoted by our founder Graham Hill; for the less disciplined there are Meatless Mondays. Food writer Mark Bittman notes in the New York Times that it is a Tough Week for Meatless Monday, but points
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Help Design, Build an Ultra-Low Footprint Apartment: The LifeEdited Project (Slideshow)
TreeHugger founder Graham Hill is trying to radically reduce his footprint and live happily on less money with less space, less stuff and less waste -- but with more design. He calls it "LifeEdited."
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Help Design, Build an Ultra-Low Footprint Apartment: The LifeEdited Project
TreeHugger Founder's New Project: LifeEdited, A Tiny, Ultragreen Renovation Graham Hill writes: "I've been pretty busy over the past six years. I've done an OK job of living in a green manner and haven't worried too much about it, considering my day job
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The Deadline for The Earth Awards is Fast Approaching
Right now, The Earth Awards are accepting submissions but this opportunity for innovative designers to win between $10,000 and $50,000 is ending soon. The deadline is May 10, 2010.Designs must fit into one of six
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The Earth Awards Launches a Global Search for Sustainable Innovations
From March 3rd to May 10th, submissions are open for the 2010 Earth Awards—an opportunity for innovative designers to win between $10,000 and $50,000. Awards will be handed out at a ceremony in London on September
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Ask Graham Hill About Managing a Virtual Office
The virtues of the virtual office was something TreeHugger Founder Graham Hill believed in from the beginning and it's something our Skype-connected staff demonstrate from home offices, libraries, and coffee shops around the world,
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Best Green Home Resources from Apartment Therapy
TreeHugger founder Graham Hill has been asking for advice on his tiny green house of the future, so Max at Apartment Therapy put together a list of the Best Green Home Resources: Our Go-To List for Renovations.
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Green Spaces Launch Ecopreneur Clubhouse in Manhattan
Green Spaces co-founder Jennie Nevin addressing the party crowd. Photo via Remy Chevalier Green Spaces NY announced the official launch of their national clubhouse for green entrepreneurs with a festive party this past Thursday evening. The party was
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Graham Hill is a Game Changer...Vote for Him!
Through the month of October, the Huffington Post is honoring 100 "game changers": People who are changing the shape of their field, and the world, through the use of new media.
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Introducing Green Leaders Global: Intimate Networking for Innovators
New York City entrepreneurs, innovators, and leaders are uniting through Green Leaders Global, an intimate networking group designed to
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TreeHugger's Graham Hill on Obsessed TV (Video)
Samantha Ettus thinks of TreeHugger founder Graham Hill as the "poster boy of the green movement" and says that's why she's obsessed with him. Click through and check out their interview, and get the background on Graham and
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Mark Bittman Obsesses About Veganism, Priuses, Carbon Footprints and All That
Obsessed with Samantha Ettus We love Mark Bittman for his sensible approach to cooking and eating. The name of his column in in the New York Times, The Minimalist, says it all. In a recent web interview, Bittman expounds on ecological eating and his
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Outdoor Nonprofits: Apply by March 1 to Receive $50,000 in the Greater Outdoors Project
Hey, outdoor-oriented nonprofits, want $50,000? Of course you do. To earn it, you can enter the Greater Outdoors Project, presented by Redwood Creek wines and Planet Green. Each year, nonprofits across the country take to the great outdoors planting
