If Monsanto had it's way, all rice farmers would be buying their patented "high yield" rice seeds. SRI presents an alternative, reducing water use, eliminating pesticide use, decreasing seed use by 80-90%, while increasing yield. Take that!

Josh Rachlis is on a mission: To get greenies to lighten up! And he's putting his talent where his convictions are, by writing and starring in these funny vids- one a hip-hop come-on to Laurie David (the ex-wife of Larry David, who started the fantastic

The island state is well-suited to electric vehicles, as drivers rarely travel more than 100 miles at a time, reducing the need for stations where depleted batteries are swapped for fresh ones.

When it comes to green computers, Dublin's Iameco have something to teach the biggies like Apple. All parts, even the motherboard are upgradeable, the boxes are recyclable or even biodegradable, & their style is unlike anything else out there. Nice going!

When you think of the words "green car," diesel may not be the first thing that comes up, if at all. It should, as they get as good or better than hybrids, with both power and low emissions. VW's Jetta TDI won this year's Green Car of the Year. Check it.

Plenty magazine has surprised me in it's newly substantial content. Example: Taking the heat of streets/parking lots and converting it into steam/turbine power. Where else can innovation be spotted in the everyday?

While NYC is having a hard time clearing the air when it comes to taxis, some claiming they're not as safe as the 15 mpg relics common on the road now, Boston and San Francisco have a solid option that goes far beyond just greening the taxi.

The annual passage of spent nuclear fuel through Germany is meeting with strong anti-nuclear oppositional forces.

The problem with desserts is that they can fill kid's bellies with tons of sugar right before bed, and the high cost of the ingredients can break your budget. Here's a recipe for a simple, healthy dessert made from ingredients you have on hand...

Which product: * Is produced at the rate of 100 billion per year, almost 850 per household, just in the US? * Goes directly to the trash, unused, 44% of the time? * Consumes 100 million trees, or 6.5 million tons of paper?