The moving seawater spins the turbines for around 22 hours each day and when it's up to full operating capacity, SeaGen will be pushing out 1.2 megawatts of power, roughly enough to supply 1,000 homes.

Since The Story of Stuff was launched online on December 4, 2007, the site has been visited by millions of people in over 224 countries and territories around the world,

Growing transportation problems, including gasoline prices and carbon dioxide emissions, are forcing urban governments to consider implementing better public transportation initiatives in an effort to reduce the impact of the declining oil economy...

Inhabitants from the Danish Island of Samso have paved their way towards a greener and self-sufficiency living by running their island on renewable energy. Today, Samso produces more energy from renewable sources than they use.

Bamboo is an ideal material for bicycles.People who buy it are making a statement as well as enjoying the ride quality.

This guy built a solar panel for $104.85 only. That's a fraction of what a commercially made solar panel with a comparable power output would cost, and he says it was easy.

A Wyoming Company called KL Process Design Group has branched out from making corn ethanol and has built a small factory to making the fuel from pine waste instead.

The future of sustainable living. Building homes from trash. Great video.

Interested in seeing what happens to plastic when it's recycled? Take a look at this clip from the RecycleBank website:

The European Commission has unveiled plans to diversify the EU's energy imports and reduce dependence on Russia, the main gas supplier. The EU will remain dependent on imported fossil fuels for many years to come, the Strategic Energy Review says.