An old redbrick home in urban Birmingham, United Kingdom recently won the 2010 RIBA Award recognizing architectural excellence for its energy neutral design.
Blu Homes of Massachusetts recently announced the launch of their new two-story eco-modular green home, the Evolution.
The Electrolux Ultra Silencer Green Vacuum Cleaner uses 33 percent less electricity than its conventional counterparts while utilizing more than 50 percent recycled plastics sourced from old cars.
Call2Recycle, the nation’s only free rechargeable battery collection program, reported that in 2009, New Yorkers recycled more than 44,000 lbs. of rechargeables, a 13% increase over 2008.
A DIY kit from designer Elena Corchero uses mini solar panels and weatherproof LEDs to turn your old, worn-out sneakers into surreal outdoor lighting.
Can green technology exist in a minimal design and still be interesting to consumers? Merkury Innovations is finding out with its already available Eco-nation Eco Speakers.
Laptop bag manufacturer Targus is going eco-friendly with netbook cases, unveiling a slipcase made from recycled polyester material and plastic components.
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