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Best of Green: Culture and Celebrity (Slideshow)

If you think the importance of culture goes no further than what you hear on the radio or see on television, then you're sorely underestimating the long-term impact of art, movies, music, celebrities, and cultural phenomenons.
Tsunami Ruins, And Music With Impossible Nature Surroundings At Robinson Crusoe Island

Continuing with our trip with 5 Gyres in search of plastic pollution in the South Pacific, our sailboat - the Sea Dragon - stopped at Robinson Crusoe island for a quick look around the place and some relaxing before we hit
On The Way To The (Possibly) Great South Pacific Garbage Patch

With the Valdivia forest
And We're Off! Charging Into the South Pacific Gyre for Plastic

Noontime position: 37 54.7 South, 74
The TH Interview: Tim Brown, CEO & President of IDEO

Tim Brown is everywhere these days - speaking at the TED Conference to appearing at the World Economic Forum in Davos to publishing his book entitled Change by Design to starting a new non-profit - he is putting his vision
Does Wall Street understand Green, an interview with Peter Fusaro

Peter Fusaro is a long-time veteran to the world of green technology, alternative energy and financial markets. He has written over 700 published articles on topics that explain and explore how energy, the environment and
TreeHugger Joins 5 Gyres To Sail The South Pacific In Search Of Plastic Pollution

Although one could argue every single thing on the planet is related, ocean plastic pollution seems to have little to do with the recent 8.9
Best of Inhabitots: Ring in Spring with Green Clothing, Toys & Gear for Your Tots

+ Beholding a bunny is a sure sign of spring, and Blabla Kids' new collection of hand-knit cuddly rabbits will be among your tot's best buddies on this season's adventures.
Best of Green Readers' Choice: Culture and Celebrity (Slideshow)

Anyone who thinks that the importance of pop culture is limited to what Charlie Sheen tweeted yesterday and who's at the top of the pop charts is severely underestimating the impact that celebrities, events, music, films,
Best of Green Readers' Choice: Culture and Celebrity

Anyone who thinks that the importance of pop culture is limited to what Charlie Sheen tweeted yesterday and who's at the top of the pop charts is severely underestimating the impact that celebrities, events, music, films, books, art, and social media can
Best of Inhabitat: Green Your Home With Our Experts

Spring is quickly approaching and you know what that means - time to throw open the windows, brush away the cobwebs and beautify our homes for the warmer weather. While you clean and preen, why not take some time to green as well? If you need some help
TreeHugger Writers Weigh In: The Best Bikes for City Riding

There's so much to think about when purchasing the perfect two wheels for city riding: Style, comfort, theft...and the options can be seriously overwhelming. Which is where we come in: Many of us TreeHugger writers are die-hard cyclists, navigating the
TreeHugger Writers Weigh In: The Best Bikes for City Riding (Slideshow)

There's so much to think about when purchasing the perfect two wheels for city riding: Style, comfort, theft...and the options can be seriously overwhelming.
The Week in Pictures: Volvo's Three-In-One Car, NASA Measures Airborne Grit, and More (Slideshow)

How does a car maker choose between an all-electric car, a hybrid electric car, or a diesel engine car? Volvo has decided...all three!
The Week in Pictures: Volvo's Three-In-One Car, NASA Measures Airborne Grit, and More

How does a car maker choose between an all-electric car, a hybrid electric car, or a diesel engine car? Volvo has decided...all three! We also have news on NASA's Glory Satellite, which will measure the health of our atmosphere; the rise of deforestation
Best of Inhabitots: Top 7 Eco-Friendly Building Kits for Green Kids

+ Aspiring architects can construct everything from a playhouse to a puppet show theater with an ever-evolving Habitadule giant building set.
The Week in Pictures: A T-Shirt Chair, New York Fashion Week, and More

Before you toss that old raggedy t-shirt, maybe you should consider making it into a contemporary chair. That's the thought-process behind a chair made of T-shirts, winner of Sweden's 2011 Green Furniture Award. We also have exclusive coverage of New Yo
Introducing BookHugger, The Green Book Club Powered by Island Press and TreeHugger

Fans of TreeHugger's weekly book reviews know there are dozens of great books about the environment and that new titles are published all the time. Reviews help narrow down the field and add some depth to the