By Colleen Vanderlinden, Planet Green for guest_bloggers 4 Comments

Simple ideas that make a big difference in your budget and help save resources too. Read full post »
By Editors of E/The Environmental Magazine for daily_green_news 0 Comments

The small filters add up to a big problem. Read full post »
By Jeff Yeager for daily_green_cheapskate 7 Comments

(Photo: Brian Clark Howard) Other writers ponder questions like the meaning of life, but what I've been wondering about lately is this: Why it is that people who drive Hummers and other big-ass SUVs always drive slower over those little spe Read full post »
By Megan Treacy for ecogeek 5 Comments

Reusable shopping bags have become ubiquitous. They're available at almost every retail store you walk into, but the majority of Americans still aren't using them. That may change soon as more and more cities are taking away the choice and mak Read full post »
By Lori Bongiorno for the_conscious_consumer 212 Comments

One popular brand is under fire for not saying what its bottles are really made of. Find out which reusable water bottles actually deliver on their promises. Read full post »
By Lori Bongiorno for the_conscious_consumer 1189 Comments

Avoid wrap rage, ditch the extra plastic, and get to your goods easily using a common household tool. Read full post »
By Umbra Fisk, Grist.org for grist_ask_umbra 0 Comments

How do you get rid of the unpleasant stuff you're replacing with clean, safe, nontoxic goods? Read full post »
By Alex Pasternack, Treehugger.com for guest_bloggers 3 Comments

Will this robot help solve Italy's garbage problems? Read full post »
By Trystan L. Bass for greenpicks 8 Comments

You might spend more upfront, but you'll save money (and reduce your environmental impact) in the long run on these purchases. Read full post »
By Dan Shapley for daily_green_news 0 Comments

The lifecycle environmental impact of any product includes not only the resources and energy that go into manufacturing it ... but also disposing of it. Read full post »
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