By Don Willmott , Forecast Earth Correspondent for forecastearth
High altitude wind-power, websites that calculate the solar potential of any home on the map, and other technologies that could be ubiquitous -- and profitable -- in the near future. Read full post »
By Hank Green for ecogeek
First, it sent the private sector to space. Then it took on green cars. Next up, clean fuel, batteries, and planes. Read full post »
By Hank Green for ecogeek
2009 could be the turning point for the price of silicon and result in a drop in the price of solar panels. Read full post »
By Benjamin Jones for ecogeek
Dozens of start-ups seek to do something clean, green, and profitable with the filthy output of coal power plants. Read full post »
By Hank Green for ecogeek
It may be greenwashing, but putting those pennies back in circulation will save a little green in the long run. Read full post »
By Hank Green for ecogeek
Everybody wants a wind turbine, and General Electric can't fill the orders. Read full post »
By Trystan L. Bass for greenpicks
This weekend's Green Festival in Seattle is a feast of green info -- even if you can't be there in person. Read full post »
By Hank Green for ecogeek
Wind power is growing so fast, planned wind farms can't get enough of the actual turbines. Read full post »
By Hank Green for ecogeek
The computer company's Austin, TX, campus goes carbon neutral. Read full post »
By Hank Green for ecogeek
Thin-film solar panel company is undercutting the price-per-watt of all other photovoltaic providers. Read full post »
By Hank Green for ecogeek
See the SkySails video and learn how this low-emissions shipping alternative could take the industry by storm. Read full post »
By Hank Green for ecogeek
The Chicago Merchandise Mart's recent retrofit uses 35% less water and 10% less energy. Read full post »
By Trystan L. Bass for greenpicks
When it comes to green expertise, GreenTalk Radio is the real deal. Read full post »
By Tony Kreindler for climate411
Two recent reports look at the economic price for reducing pollution. And it's surprisingly small, especially when you consider the return on investment. Read full post »
By Trystan L. Bass for greenpicks
What are the best industries for people who love the planet? Search the Web for a new eco-friendly career. Read full post »
By Kastle Waserman for greenpicks
Patagonia recycles its outdoor gear and helps the environment through a variety of programs. Read full post »
By Trystan L. Bass for greenpicks
Options for recycling printer cartridges, saving bucks and waste. Read full post »
How to give and get perfectly good stuff for free, reducing waste.
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The cost of owning a car is going up in more ways than one.