Broken Xbox 360 Upcycled Into Nano-Reef Aquarium

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Designer Spencer Shepard decided to upcycle a broken Xbox 360 into something equally as entertaining: a fully-functional saltwater aquarium. Read more →

Can A Video Game Plant 1 Million Real Trees?

Help Flip Save Shady Glen

A new video game for mobile devices aims to jump-start reforestation efforts in Madagascar. Read more →

Earth Day Makes Us Think This Is A Fitting Video Game

Fate of the World: Tipping Point

Fate of the World: Tipping Point is a video game that gives you the chance to see if you can counter the effects of human-accelerated climate change. Read more →

Energy Use Tumbles When It Becomes A Game

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Dutch researchers turned energy savings into "Energy Battle," a sort of video game, and found college students cutting use by 25 to 45 percent. Read more →

SimCity Reboot Includes Climate Change

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Climate Central takes a brief look at the iconic strategy game SimCity's reboot, which includes a climate change component via the production of mass pollution. Read more →

Can Video Games Solve Energy And Environmental Concerns?

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energyNow, in this video segment, checks out how video games are being used to teach people about energy technologies and environmental concerns. Read more →

Nike Car Uses ‘Human Energy Potential Drive’

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A designer cooks up the Nike ONE 2022, a concept car that runs on technology that doesn’t even exist yet: Human Energy Potential Drive. Read more →

Online Game Reveals Eco-Costs At Home

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A new online game developed in Germany, set to go live at the end of the month, reveals the eco-costs of everyday household activities such as washing laundry. Read more →

Nintendo Wii Draws Least Console Power

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Looking to game green? Nintendo's Wii using about one-sixth the power of Sony PlayStation 3 or Microsoft Xbox 360, according to a new study. Read more →

Report: Video Game Consoles Suck Energy

NRDC Video Game Report

An older report by an environmental group finds that video game consoles are indeed energy hogs and suggest that manufacturers include more user-friendly power management features. Read more →