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The State of Wildlife in the Midst of a Mass Extinction (Now)
Jeff Corwin's latest documentary, 100 Heartbeats, on MSNBC and in a new book, documents the state of wildlife during a mass extinction event: now.
8 Ways We Should Clean Up Our Food Supply
Steps we should take toward safe food policy.
Incubator for Social Entrepreneurs and Green Businesses Opens in NYC
Green Spaces New York has launched in NYC's Tribeca as an incubator for green business.
How to Regift (and Get Away With It)
How to regift and get away with it, ideas from the author of the book, Regifting Revival.
5 Major Companies Innovate By Going Green
Major companies going green include Starbucks, Kimberly-Clark, Timberland, Nissan and Starbucks. These multinationals aren't without their problems or critics, but they seem to be trying to adopt greater corporate sustainability and responsibility.
4 Reasons Why We Need Clean Energy Now
Reasons why we need clean energy include energy independence, diversity the environment and green jobs.
Intern with The Daily Green
The Daily Green announces a green internship program. Have you ever wanted to be an editorial intern, writing intern, publishing intern or environmental studies intern? Consider The Daily Green!
8 Microcars Transforming the American Road
See the hottest new small cars boasting high gas mileage, as well as new electric cars, from the Smart to the Toyota iQ, Volkswagen UP!, Fiat 500, Ford Fiesta, MINI E and more.
The Easiest Way to Save 10% on Energy Bills
Saving money on energy bills is easy when you seal drafts with caulking, weatherstripping, draft snakes or other easy DIY winterization tips.
Behind the Scenes at the World's First Green Model Competition
Rachel Avalon, the winner of the first Project Green Search green model competition, and the other contestants walk the runway in green fashion and party the night away.
Everything You Know About Going Green Is Wrong
New global warming science suggests Denver is the most polluting of 10 cities ranked for greenhouse gas emissions.
Can Global Warming Trigger a New Ice Age?
Can global warming affect our climate so much that it causes a new Ice Age?
Fighting "Fast Fashion" and Toxic Clothes: Greening Our Wardrobes from the Inside
A growing movement for green fashion is countering the waste of fast fashion and toxic pollution from textiles production, with alternative fibers, recycling and other green technology.
Win Green Laundry Wash from Ecover!
5 lucky winners will win natural laundry wash from Ecover!
Set the Scene for Winter Wonderland Entertaining
Green entertaining party tips to set the scene for a winter wonderland with home decor.
3 Ways FCC Rules Fail to Protect Children from Cell Phone Radiation
Cell phone radiation regulation isn't up to the task of protecting public health from cell phone radiation, according to the Environmental Working Group
Honor America Recycles Day: Win Books from Little Green Books!
25 lucky winners will win three children's books from Little Green Books!
Which Is Greener, a Real or Fake Christmas Tree?
How do you choose the greenest Christmas trees for the holidays? Artificial or real? Organic or local? Decorate an outdoor tree or not?
Small Businesses Can Save Big Money on Bills
Tankless water heaters save energy and money, and are easy to install. They make sense for many small businesses.
What's at Stake in the Copenhagen Climate Talks
What's at stake in the U.N. climate talks about global warming in Copenhagen.
Latest Toxic Toy Recalls: Children's Art Easels
See the latest toys, jewelry and other children's products recalled due to lead paint or other toxic concerns by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
How Much Tofu Is Too Much Tofu?
How much soy is too much soy? When it comes to health, some soy may be good, while too much may be unhealthy.
Talking Turkey: Serve a Delicious, Vegetarian Thanksgiving Dinner Without Disappointing Guests
Have a vegetarian Thanksgiving to reduce your environmental impact and go cruelty free.
Catch Green Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Green travel is easier than you might think, with many airlines, rental car companies, tours and travel agents offering more eco-friendly options.
Are Wind Farms Ugly or Beautiful?
There is a lot of nimby opposition to wind farms, which some people think are an ugly eyesore, while others think they are beautiful.
Is Balsamic Vinegar Poisoning You?
Studies show levels of lead in some balsamic vinegars that may cause permanent brain damage in children exposed to the lead in vinegar.
Learn This Secret to Green Career and Investing Success
Want to know the secret to green jobs and investing success? In a word: diversify.
Win Erbavia Organic Deodorant
5 lucky winners will win two full size certified organic deodorants from Erbavia!
Hacking a Saab into a Lean, Green Electric Machine
Seth Leitman, the Green Living Guy, teamed up with friends to modify a Saab 900 into an electric car. Find out how.
Fuel-Efficient Cars for the Rest of Us
Find out which cars from major manufacturers post great gas mileage and clean emissions, but are also affordable to buy and own.
This Slow Death Is Choking the Oceans
Plankton are dying off in the oceans, threatening the whole marine food chains. Find out why.
Listen to the Sequel to An Inconvenient Truth
An audio excerpt of Al Gore's new book, Our Choice.
Plunge into Brazil's Living Aquarium
Freshwater snorkeling in Brazil, near Bonito and the Pantanal, offers fantastic views through crystal-clear water at tropical fish, caiman and a thriving ecosystem. Ecotourist adventure at its best!
Give to Charity. Appear in Paul Rudd's Next Movie
Once-in-a-lifetime celebrity experiences are up for auction, as part of a New York Restoration Project fundraiser.
Offshore Oil Leak: 400 Barrels a Day, 2 Months ... and Counting
NASA satellite photos of an oil slick from an oil spill in the Timor Sea, near Australia, illustrate the pitfalls of offshore oil drilling. The oil spill has leaked 400 barrels a day for seven weeks.
Before You Give to Charity, Check These 3 Sites
Before donating to charity or volunteering for a nonprofit organization, consider checking these three sites for information about how well those organizations are run, how they spend money and what others think.
Don't Believe This Ad
Are carbon cap and trade advertisements accurate about jobs, gas prices and other impacts the global warming legislation might have on the economy? Factcheck.org explains who is telling the truth.
Discover Brazil's Most Spectacular Wildlife
Spectacular plants and animals of the Pantanal in Brazil, from birds to the jaguar, capybaras and much more wildlife.
Idling School Buses May Be Harming Your Child's Lungs
Idling school buses are a big source of air pollution that can damage children's lungs, triggering asthma attacks and other problems.
Which Batteries to Recycle, Which to Trash
Some batteries should be recycled, but others can be safely tossed. Here's a guide so you can understand.
True or False? Carbon Cap and Trade Will Create Jobs
Will carbon cap and trade really produce green jobs? or will the new energy policy destroy jobs, as critics claim? Factcheck.org explains who is telling the truth.
How Much Energy Does Your TV Really Use?
Televisions use a tremendous amount of electricity, particularly plasma flat screen models, so look for the Energy Star label and read this before buying your next TV.
Can You Still Trust Energy Star?
The Energy Star program has been roundly criticized recently for failing to ensure that only energy efficient products are labeled with the symbol, but you should still buy Energy Star. Here's why.
Win eos Smooth Sphere Organic Lip Balm!
5 lucky winners will win organic lip balm from eos!
Study: Halloween Face Paint Laced with Lead
Halloween costume makeup and Halloween face paint can be toxic or cause allergic reactions, according to a new study. Here's how to protect yourself.
Kids Have a Part-Time Job: Watching TV
Kids are watching more and more television, more than 32 hours a week for some age groups. Here's how to get your kid out from in front of the tv and outside to play.
Ya Gonna Eat That? Worms Will
In 6 easy steps create your own rich organic soil with a worm bin.
In Search of Adventure (and Ecotourism) in Brazil
From the Pantanal to the Amazon, Brazil offers fantastic opportunities for ecotourism and adventure. Challenges remain, but the industry is developing to offer world-class tours.
Healthy Living for as Little as $20 a Week
A CSA -- community supported agriculture -- is a great inexpensive way to eat farm-fresh vegetables and stay healthy. If you are thinking of joining a CSA, consider these questions.
10 Creative Climate Demonstrations
Photos from the 350.org Day of Climate Action demonstrations.
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