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The Hydrogen Road Tour '08 is picking up steam and making news from Connecticut and Massachusetts to New York and Tennessee.

New technology gets rid of fire ants without harmful poisons or chemicals. Does not harm beneficial ants and insects. Keeps chemicals out of the water table.

The rebuilt New York World Trade Center will be powered cleanly by four UTC Power hydrogen fuel cells and other sources of renewable energy such as offsite wind turbines.

We have heard a lot of news lately about large companies making strides to be a part of the green movement. Companies like Wal-Mart, British Petroleum, and UPS are making headlines left and right for their efforts to make their businesses more green. Many of these companies are developing and marketing new green products and going above and beyond to show their green side to consumers.

The new Sheryl Crow Detours album out next month tackles political enviornmental issues such as energy independence and making levees in New Orleans and not war.

From New York to Costa Rica, from the first national park in China to a marine protected area in the South Pacific, these are the best of the best, the conservation success stories with the most impact for nature and people in 2007.

We are launching some exciting stuff on OliverReport.com. It basically equates to free advertising for green bloggers and also shows off your knowledge and contributions to the environmental movement.

ChicoBag, a leading eco-friendly company and manufacturer of reusable shopping bags, is proud to have been selected as this year’s official goodie bag for the Peapod Foundation’s A.P.L. Benefit on November 27, 2007 at the Vanguard in Hollywood. ChicoBags are made of lightweight nylon, come in a rainbow of colors, compress into their own tiny, self-contained pouch, and include a carbineer so they can be clipped to a key ring, tossed into a purse, or stowed in a pocket.

Socially responsible trick-or-treaters don't have to dress up like global warming or a carbon footprint to get their message across this Halloween.Organic pumpkins, used costumes and reusable trick-or-treat bags are some ways to introduce a little green into your otherwise orange-and-black holiday.

It was just a matter of time before someone figured out how to do it: A solar powered electric bicycle.

Rochester, New York has announced its intention to become the first Hydrogen Village in the country.

Interesting line in a New York Times article on New Urbanism. 'Carving out those small lots, however, requires a zoning change. As a rule, communities don’t like smaller lots, because that means more density, more cars, more people and higher school taxes.'