As the economy plunges into a recession, gas prices get pricier, and good jobs are harder to come by these days, people are eager to go green. Then again, our country isn't allowing us to go green that easy, because oil is a big business. Hybrid cars aren

If current trends continue, wind power will be less expensive than electricity from conventional power plants by the year 2010.

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A television soap opera "Days Of Our Lives" is celebrating the green week promoting cleaner environment and so on.

Quoted from Voxant: Many parts of Bolivia lack sanitary services to deal with disposable products like plastic bottles and bags and the homes from recycled materials keep non-biodegradable products from ending up in rivers or strewn across fields.

When it comes to carbon emissions, the small Swedish town of Vaxjo is leading the world by example. Thanks to a comprehensive action plan, the city has cut its emissions by thirty percent per capita between 1996 and 2006. (Oct. 13)

The country known for its pollution due to its super fast growing economy is going green. China is concentrating in the solar energy and solar energy is flourishing in China. If my memory served me well, I watched a documentary shown on Science Channel

Japanese government's website crashes because the peoples in Japan scramble for half-price Big Macs in a living green survey.

To fight global warming, you don't have to go to the extreme of changing your lifestyle completely. Buy energy saving appliances, insulating ceiling air ducts, washing clothes with cold water, and so on...