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A very interesting poster has been created on the basis of this measurement. In addition, the design is really nice and has been rewarded on multiple occasions...

Food costs are going up...here's a few simple reminders on how to eat cheaper without sacrificing your ethics.

This article is about the dwindling habitiat for Vultures in Africa. It discusses how the vultures have been killed by local farmers and that the habitat for these birds is dwindling as people and big agriculture move into the areas.

This article is about tree house accommodations for your holidays instead of using a typical hotel. If you are looking for something out of the ordinary but want to be in a comfortable and beautiful atmosphere a few feet off the ground these places are for you.

The Energy Department said yesterday that the United States has the ability to meet 20 percent of its electricity-generation needs with wind by 2030...

This week, McGraw-Hill Construction released market research results on green home building, how much it has grown, and preferences of for green materials and processes.

Politicians are failing to comprehend the breadth of the US infrastructure crisis. Only disasters move our representatives to act — and in an election year, even those actions seem spotty at best and disingenuous at worst. The United States has much more than failing bridges to find, fund and fix. A comprehensive report by Dr. Denny Wilkins.

GreenCrawler.com's blog features a great article from Gist.com that gives a quick-and-dirty rundown of the candidates’ green positions, with current platforms, voting records, video, audio, and more.

Ever wonder just how much it costs you to drive from point A to point B? Here's a website that will tell you precisely how much you are spending on gas every time you pick up the keys. It also tells you how big of a carbon footprint you are leaving with every trip.

From Green Options - a book review of 'Off the Grid Homes' by Lori Ryker, a new book that presents the new look of off the grid homes, or in other words: appealing architecture is meeting high sustainability.

It's easy to have a beautiful wedding without the usual wastefulness of traditional weddings. Here are some tips for keeping it eco-friendly, natural and low-impact when you tie the knot.

Norway, a country known for oil and natural gas exports and certainly not concerned about foreign oil, is making the switch to wind power.

I now use 20% less gas than I used to. This saves me money, plus helps the environment. If everyone followed these tips, imagine the environmental benefits we'd have (plus the money we'd save)!

Take 30 seconds and look at 4 different eco-friendly handbags, choose the one you like most and immediately see how you compare to everyone else.

Mechanical engineer students at the University of Central Florida have discovered a new way to take used fryer grease from a Chick-fil-A restaurant and make it into clean-burning fuel.