There are a multitude of compelling reasons for Australians to rethink the appropriateness of eating pork, bacon and ham products. Not only will you have the feel good knowledge in knowing that you are not harming animals, but you will also be taking a

Baroni, the CSUN student, credits Al Gore and his film, "An Inconvenient Truth," with making global warming a household term. Spending so much time studying green design has forced Baroni to change his own personal habits. He says that now, he turns the

Going green to keep your pet healthy is easy and in turn they will keep you happy.

It's easy to make a few changes in your product and call yourself green. But what if you decided to convert your entire line into one made entirely from recycled plastic bottle based material, and stop making petroleum based products? That's bravery.

Sun Run has come up with a "solar as a service" model, where you don't need to buy the panels, they install and maintain them, and you just pay a low monthly utility. Could this be what gets solar out there far and wide?

Baking soda and vinegar are natural ingredients preferable to the manufactured chemical Sodium hydroxide. Sodium Hydroxide is the active ingredient in standard drain cleaners. This chemical is dangerous to whomever it touches.

Every day, most of us turn on the tap and take it for granted that an endless supply of clean, safe drinking water will flow out. Yet Canada's freshwater resources aren't nearly as abundant as you'd think. In fact, our belief in unlimited water is a

MAKE room in your wardrobe for bamboo. Fibres formed from pulped bamboo can be woven into strong, silky fabrics that wick away sweat. Now they have been made to absorb harmful UV rays and kill bacteria as well.

1)Clean it up,2)Let it grow,3)Leave them wild,4)Go native,5)Keep cats indoors,6)Save trees,7)Scrap the trap,8)Cut them up,9)Rinse it out,10)Check it out. The HSUS wants Earth Day 2008 (April 22) to kick-off a season of backyard wildlife awareness>>>>

Considering "going green"? You're probably not the only one. Enter almost any grocery store and you're bound to find so-called green cleaning products next to traditional ones. Take Tide Cold Water detergent. Procter & Gamble (nyse: PG - news - people )