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A list of some people who are serious about finding "green" content and submitting it to sites like Hugg, Reddit, Digg and Stumbleupon. It has links to all of their profiles. A great way to find new submission ideas and great content to read.

Find eco-conscious, healthy and socially responsible businesses by category.

Part of the Non-Profit LOHAS website - Lifestyles of Health and Sustainability.

At its current growth rate, global installed wind power capacity will top 100,000 megawatts in March 2008. The 16,800 Megawatts produced by the United States alone is enough to power 4.5 million homes.

The largest beef recall in US history was made today by the USDA in response to graphic video footage of rampant animal abuse at a California-based slaughter house. Most of the meat went to schools across the country. (Video included)

News out of the renewable energy industry indicates a new trend! Green employment benefits for their employees.

Rumor has it...

Would you live in a house made of empty beer cans, old tires and discarded soda bottles? Garbage like this is what renegade architect Michael Reynolds transforms into "earthships" -- eco-friendly homes with surprisingly pleasing aesthetics and tiny (or nonexistent) power bills.

No really... the title says it all.

Tips on having a better, cleaner, greener kitchen with small-scale composting.

I've always wondered what is considered "free range" VS "cage free" when it comes to buying eggs. This answers many of my questions. Also, who regulates the word "organic" on food products? What if it says "natural" instead of "organic". What's the difference there?

Better late than never I guess... here are some great green gift ideas for "yoga fiends" from the 2007 TreeHugger green gift guide.

These are great tips! They're not your usual run-of-the-mill, change to CFL repeats.

In and around the SF Bay Area, Internet companies are tackling climate change with what they know best - technology innovation and the crowdsourcing powers of the social web. But do they really care about the environment, or is it all about profit?

Not only are they safe, as in lead-free, but most of them are eco-friendly and educational. I personally like the solar-house. You're never too young to start learning about renewable energy these days.

Handmade using only vegetable and essential oils, organic herbs and spices and ... bike power! A unique invention that pairs a bicycle power train with a soap-mixing vat lets our soap makers literally pedal their way through every batch without electricity