I admit that I'm a coffeeholic, and that I occasionally go to Starbucks if there's no other coffee shop around, but after seeing this video I will no longer buy coffee from this wasteful (and not even very good coffee) company :

Greenpeace has always been an advocate of eliminating toxic elements from consumer electronics.The organization recently released its "Guide to Greener Electronics," and you may be surprised at what companies show up on the top and bottom of the list.

Every time I read news about how green Oregon is, it just makes me want to pack up and move there! Not only does Oregon have America's first human-powered microgym in Portland, but it also boasts the world's first winery to use sustainable cork stoppers

In an article in BBC News, Dr. George Wilson, an Australian scientist, has come up with a grand solution to reduce Australia's carbon footprint: eat more kangaroo.

We can't avoid stains as much as we try, but we can avoid the toxic chemicals that are used in most stain removers.

It wasn't that long ago that I was a student, and I was using green ideas as a simple way of saving money. As a student, money is really tight, so you need to be economical in order to survive with the smallest amount of debt. So here are my top ideas th

Could you imagine going to your favorite Ben & Jerry's ice cream shop and seeing your favorite flavors in an eco-friendly freezer?

Not only does the band have great songs, but they also follow great green initiatives. They recently hired the Borrego Solar company to install solar panels on their recording studio in Sacramento.

The dorm is called the Group Residence for Environmental Engagement at Northwestern (GREEN), and it's the most sustainable building on the Northwestern University campus.

According to an article in The Earth Times, Queen Elizabeth II has recently bought the world's largest windmill for an undisclosed amount (which I'm guessing is ridiculously expensive).