Did you know motorcycles produce 15x the pollution as compared to cars? One big reason to get an electric motorcycle. Even factoring in emissions from coal fired power plants for the electricity, they have both cars and motorcycles beat, by a lot.

Some see social media as no more than a vapid time suck. In some cases, that's true! But there are many powerful ways to use it too, such as finding and supporting charitable causes. This article is stuffed full of great resources to do this, well.

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!

Veranda Solar has created a way around all the usual roadblocks to home solar: No professionals needed, installable in an afternoon with a screwdriver, and starting at $600.

Energy Circle's goal as is to take the complexity out of home energy. How do they do that? Through telling their own stories. Exploring what's going on out there. Teaching you how to best do it yourself. And know when it's time to bring in a professional.

How do you reduce the amount of ink you use in your office printing everyday things? Simple: poke holes in your writing. Come again? Ecofont removes the non essential part of the letters, while retaining readability, and saving and average of 20% ink.

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.

What's the quickest way to reduce your energy footprint and bills? That thing up on your wall, the lonely thermostat, untouched by 70% of their owners, because they're too complex or intimidating. EcoBee has made a friendly, helpful, usable alternative.

Ever wanted to be on the radio to tell your green story, as a blogger, business, non-prof, thought leader? Green Talk Radio had me on, it was a great experience.

Making what would otherwise be burnt or thrown away into beautiful tiles, backing them with FSC wood, and binding it all together with low/zero VOC glues is Kirei, which means clean/beautiful in Japanese.