Though I am AGAINST cutting down trees for a few golden moments of 'ornament-hanging', I must admit I admire this guys 'green' approach to the tradition.

"Despite the difficulties we face, we should take heart from the sheer miraculousness of our planet, says Smit. The Eden Project's purpose is to build "an understanding that we can rise to the challenges and face the future with hope."A great message'proj

ON A COLD winter's day following a storm that covered the surrounding ground and trees in heavy snow, the wood-framed, canvas-covered yurt is snug and warm; its wool-felt insulation blanketing the interior with a pungent lanolin scent.

Christmas is right around the corner and chances are that you have some gift wrapping in your future. Instead of adding to the $2.6 billion the wrapping paper industry earns a year and the trash it produces think about going green this year.

Officials at the United Nations climate change conference taking place in Copenhagen are to discuss an energy-saving device designed by a 15-year-old British schoolboy.

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The fate of waste organic matter is very important, particularly at a time of concern about food supplies and soil fertility. When composted and returned to cultivation, organic matter provides multiple benefits. It locks carbon in soil; improves the str

T'is the season to be very busy as a parent, and "bigger issues" like climate change may seem too overwhelming to think about. In fact, the holidays can be a wonderful time to remind people you care about, that caring for the environment is important!

Greening your Christmas is about returning the holiday to its roots: family, friends and love.

Business schools no longer cater exclusively to the future Wall Street executive, but in fact have rearranged their course schedules to cater to the student who must survive the economic downfall of the recession.