Cool tidbit about an Alaskan woman's startup company and her organic beauty products.

This is a great resource for prospective buyers, or the curious.

These are a cool find. Love the concept of gradually making all kinds of products, no matter how mundane, to be eco-friendly

I so agree! It's great to see more alternatives to CFLs, which break easily and contain toxic mercury. LEDs are the way to go. They last sooooo long and are child-proof!

Here are 7 technologies that experts believe will save the world in 2008: cellulosic ethanol (fuel from waste), LEDs, electric vehicles, MP3s, ebook readers, cheap solar panels, small cars. Interesting that Sunstroke author David Kagan predicted this.

A good reminder for women doing their annual sweep through their cosmetics to recycle or request recycling from cosmetic companies. Plus, props to a new company offering affordable cruelty-free cosmetics and donating to anti-fur causes.

A blog carnival of Papercrafts, which are paper model designs you can download and build. It's about as eco-friendly as model kits can get. No manufacturing and no driving to the store. These are fun, cool alternatives to plastic model kits. Love 'em!

To better ensure the children of today will have a prettier world tomorrow, check the Top 11 picks for the prettiest toys, games and kits that encourage the spirit of preserving our planet. The top pick (pictured) is a game years ahead of its time.

How can you increase readership without breaking the bank? Great content is key but so are the methods you use to promote it. Running GreenDeals Daily on my own with a non-existent budget has taught me a few tricks.

The Sun has no solid surface. Its atmosphere merely gets thinner and more transparent farther from its centre. The Sun may be smaller than we thought. If correct, its internal temperature and density may be slightly different than previously calculated.