Some people have been raised from birth to care about nature and think in terms of environmental impact and conservation, but I suspect that for most of us the green epiphany - the moment when we changed our way of seeing things - happened later in life.

Thirty years after making the United States Olympic Cycling team, "Fast" Freddy Markham won the Dempsey-MacCready Prize at the Nissan One Hour Challenge last week.

Organic beer has drawn the attention of the nation's largest beer company, Anheuser-Busch, which is now producing two organic beers of its own.

What you need to know about the video: It's about 45 minutes and it's great. It might even be life-changing for those of you who haven't been exposed to these ideas before.

The ribbon was cut on the World's largest continguous solar plant on 27th April 2006 in Germany. This plant demonstrates new standards in cost-efficiency for solar power.

With further proof that the future is green, the New York Times reports on the latest innovation in newspaper publishing, and it doesn't have anything to do with paper.

TreeHuggerTV is interviewing Lester Brown (writer, founder of the Earth Policy Institute, etc) and needs your questions.

Is sustainability finally starting to hit the mainstream? "Green" blogs are certainly helping!

The first Wal-Mart inside Chicago's city limits will also be the first Wal-Mart to host a grassy meadow on its roof, according to the Chicago Sun Times.

GE has announced that it is providing capital to Ocean Power Delivery (OPD), a Scottish company that specializes in generating electricity from offshore ocean waves.