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Quirky Portraits of People and Their Dustbins Call Attention to Singapore Landfill

The otherwise cheery photographs have a poignant tale to tell.
With Mystical Black and White Landscapes, Clyde Butcher Aims to Preserve and Restore Florida's Everglades (Photos)

An exhibit of Clyde Butcher's photographs captures vanishing landscapes in an effort to restore ecosystems.
8 Sustainable Wineries in Paso Robles Wine Country

Paso Robles is one of California's best kept secrets with wines as tasty as they are eco-friendly. The area is one of the few wine regions to boast its own sustainable certification program. So next time you go wine tasting in California, remember Paso!
Castoro Cellars: Damn Fine Eco-Friendly Wine

Castoro Cellars, founded by the husband and wife team of Niels and Bimmer Udsen in 1983, is one of Paso Robles' oldest wineries. What started out as just a few barrels in some rented space has grown into a 25,000-case
Ancient Peaks Winery: California Mission Becomes Sustainable Winery

Nestled away in the southernmost part of the Paso Robles AVA, just 14 miles from the Pacific Ocean, is Ancient Peaks Winery. The family-owned vineyard, which was was once part of California's famed Mission Trail, is a
Oso Libre: Winery Fights County for Renewable Energy, Wins!

Photo by Jaymi Heimbuch Oso Libre Winery, which means "free bear" in Spanish, is a small boutique vineyard and winery located in the heart of Paso Robles. The winery gets 100% of its energy from renewable sources, an achievement that played out like a
Peachy Canyon Winery: Old Jesse James Hideout Turns Sustainable Winery

Photo via Peachy Canyon digg_url = 'http://www.treehugger.com/files/2011/07/peachy-canyon-winery-old-jesse-james-hideout-turns-sustainable-winery.php'; Peachy Canyon Winery is a sustainable, family-owned winery located on the westside of Paso Robles'
Tablas Creek: Bringing a RhÃ´ne Revolution to California's Central Coast

Photos by Jaymi Heimbuch Tablas Creek is a 120-acre vineyard situated just twelve miles from the Pacific Ocean, on the westside of Paso Robles, California (just Paso to the locals). The vineyard focuses on Rhône-based blends common to the centuries-old
Robert Hall: Large-Scale Winery Helps Set Sustainability Standard

Located in the heart of Paso Robles wine country, just east off of Highway 46, is the Robert Hall estate. Started in 1995, the winery produces some of California's most popular wines. In fact, last year Hall
Halter Ranch: Ronald Reagan Hangout Becomes Sustainably-Certified Winery

Planted just ten miles from Paso Robles' famed Highway 46 wine route, Halter Ranch is a sustainable
AmByth Estate Accidentally Becomes Paso Robles' First Biodynamic Winery

Tucked away high in the hills of Templeton, California is AmByth Estate, the first and only
Tree-Loving Photo Exhibition at Getty Center, Los Angeles

If you are in the Los Angeles, California area, run, don't walk to this tree-hugging exhibition of 40 photos of trees in all their glory.
Frog's Leap Winery: Saves 10 Million Gallons of Water a Year with Dry-Farming

The eco-renovated Red Barn from the 1880's. Photos by Jaymi Heimbuch digg_url = 'http://www.treehugger.com/files/2011/02/frogs-leap-waterless-organic-farming.php'; Frog's Leap Winery is an organic and biodynamic vineyard located in the heart of Napa's
Benziger: '60s Pot Farm Becomes Sonoma's First Certified Biodynamic Winery

Photos by Jaymi Heimbuch digg_url = 'http://www.treehugger.com/files/2011/01/benziger-60s-pot-farm-becomes-napas-first-certified-biodynamic-winery.php'; Mike Benziger and his wife Mary first discovered what was originally the Glen Ellen estate at Sonoma
Kaz Vineyard & Winery: Serious Organic Wine for the Not-So-Serious

Hidden away in the Valley of the Moon is an organic winemaker who is very serious about winemaking. His name is Richard Kasmier but he goes by Kaz. And like some modern-day alchemist, he whips offbeat grape
Medlock Ames: An Organic Vineyard with Mini Cows and a Century-Old Biker Bar

Medlock Ames is an organic and sustainable winery nestled upon Bell Mountain in Sonoma County's Alexander Valley. Sheltered from the fog of the nearby Pacific Ocean, the valley is one
The Week in Pictures: Thick Layer Of Oil Found on Gulf of Mexico Seafloor, New York Green Fashion Week, and More (Slideshow)

More bad news has surfaced about the BP oil spill: the Mississippi River has been clogged with thousands of dead fish in it's wake and researchers have discovered that a lot of the oil that some thought had evaporated has actually just settled on the
The Week in Pictures: The Week in Pictures: Microbes Eat Gulf Oil Plume, Bubblegum Rubber, Real Life Sea Monsters, and More (Slideshow)

What oil plume? Scientists have reported that the miles-long deep sea oil plume which resulted from the BP oil spill has essentially vanished, apparently eaten by microbes previously unknown to science. Also this week, an argument published by the