The TwoFlush from Aquanotion is a dual flush conversion kit for standard North-American style toilets. It can potentially save hundreds of liters of water by providing a choice between a full flush and a low-flow option every time you flush.

Earth Cinema Circle is a new DVD club that sends out a bi-monthly green themed DVD. Each disc comes packed with some of the most compelling films selected from among hundreds originally screened at environmental film festivals around the world.

GT's Kombucha is an acquired taste and those with a thirst for adventure as well as a reduced carbon footprint can even make the funky elixir at home - but I'll be sticking with my un-fermented iced tea for the time being.

It's hard to believe they're even allowed to make paper towels from virgin wood but some companies do. Seventh Generation's unbleached hypo-allergenic towels are free of dyes, inks and fragrances but best of all they're 100% recycled.

Cartier, the renowned French jeweller, is now outfitting their display cabinets with Lamina's SoL MR16 LEDs which use just 8 Watts of power to produce the same light as a 20W halogen. See if these eco-friendly bulbs are right for you in our video review:

Those ubiquitous little yellow and green Polyurethane sponges will be around long after you return to the earth from whence you came. Twist is trying to change all that with their sponges made from natural ingredients that biodegrade in just 7 weeks!

Like One Laptop per Child, the BOGO solar powered flashlight lets you score yourself a neat green gadget while providing a second one for free distribution by non-profits in the developing world. Find out how it works and what it costs in our video review

Soap nuts, a natural source of the detergent saponin, are the basis for this innovative eco-friendly laundry cleanser. Cleanut is the first laundry detergent to use soap nuts along with a number of other natural ingredients listed right on the package.

The Pharox LED bulb from Lemnis Lighting represents yet another small step toward providing a mercury-free, fully recyclable alternative to current CFLs while further improving energy efficiency. So, what's the downside?

These socks are made from organic cotton but what really amazes me is that the color is achieved without the use of any or dyes. Varieties of cotton are grown in colors that naturally range in color from rich browns and tans to off-white and light green.