going green

Green news from Turkey: a new book exchange campaign at schools launched by the Ministry of Education. The new exchange project will save more than 1.27 million trees and 110 million dollars every year!

Some easiest, ecofriendly ideas that cost only a few dollars each, offer immediate health benefits by reducing indoor pollutants, and have long-term positive effects on the wellness of our planet.

Realistically, going green means giving up some parts of an established lifestyle. Sometimes that is easy and requires no forethought. Sometimes, it's a sacrifice of time or convenience, but sometimes it requires sacrificing another important part of a lifestyle.

Most of us know to keep our distance from people with “holier than thou” attitudes. But how do you respond to those who profess to be “greener than thou?”

A growing wave of companies in all sectors — technology, financial services, energy, retail, manufacturing — are embracing environmentally safe practices and saving hundreds of millions of dollars, according to corporate leaders and an environmental group's report Tuesday.

Today on Eco-Libris green books series - 'Gorgeously Green: 8 Simple Steps to an Earth-Friendly Life' by Sophie Uliano.

Here are some ideas for going green around the home that will also save you some money. If you’re like everyone else today, the cost of fuel has been cutting a hole in your wallet. So I set out this week to find out what going green really means and how I could do it too. Does it have to do with fuel and energy or does it just involve environmental issues?

According to a new report the UK Government needs to do more to help British small businesses to "go green".

“Many small businesses are keen to exercise their green credentials and to reduce their carbon footprint, but this Government is simply making it too difficult and too expensive for them,”...

And more in an interview with Jenn Savedge, the author of the new book 'The Green Parent: A Kid-Friendly Guide to Earth-Friendly Living', which is also the first bo

A literary publicist with 16 bestsellers over the last two years explains what book marketers can do to go green, while still helping their clients hit the New-York Time's list.

Just go to this site, click the "yes" button, and that's it!!! Save the world, one click at a time!

You've probably heard about the real vs. fake debate, but those aren't the only games in town. Here's a guide to your options, according to green.

One suggestion - Bring your own reusable bag to the grocery store. This preserves resources by cutting down on the huge number of paper and plastic bags that are discarded.

If you live in the Boston area, or are planning on visiting there, try to visit Taranta. There the chef, Jose Duarte, serves some of the freshest and tastiest food around. Green restaurants are becoming very popular in Massachusetts due to Project Mass.