Even the most environmentally-conscious among us use batteries containing toxic substances on a daily basis and most fuel cells and batteries contain a core of heavy metals, which are expensive and pollute the environment. Now UK chemists have discovered

Bottled water is healthy than tap water? That’s what marketers would have us believe. Just look at the labels or the bottled water ads: deep, pristine pools of spring water; majestic alpine peaks; hea

Weddings are a big business. So big, in fact, that there are niches within the industry that are booming. Green weddings are one of them. There are a lot of things that can be swapped out for environm

Greenbox Technology is creating an interactive energy management platform that enables households to save money and reduce their carbon footprint by analyzing your usage patterns and recommending solutions that you can implement. They've designed an intu

Founded in 1993 by partners Ada Tolla and Giuseppe Lignano in New York city, LOT-EK (pronounced low-tech) is noted for its inventive reuse of prefabricated objects and industrial materials. The firm is committed to ecologically responsible methods of cons

If you can get great stuff, save money, and reduce your footprint with rental. Why buy? You're familiar with renting cars, homes, and movies. Why stop there? Imagine if you could rent anything to do with consumer and luxury goods - from Ferraris to Hallow

Polystyrene products have been used for years as home insulation and Styrofoam packaging, but the petroleum-based materials are infamous for the toll they take on the environment.

With Wall Street’s decline in value and the Economy in such a dismal state many people are losing their jobs and lifelong investments. There are countless simple online services and tools dedicated to helping you ride the money crunching tsunami. These

Beauty has gone green! A whopping 2,000 new personal-care products with a "natural" or "organic" label hit stores just in 2006 — up from about 800 launched in 2005, according to the Natural Marketing Institute, thanks no doubt to celebrity tree huggers

While sub-prime home mortgage defaults have taken most of the blame for the US and worldwide financial crisis, a far larger problem is only now coming into focus. The next crisis is already beginning in the estimated $45 to $62 TRILLION USD market for Cre