The Environmental Transport Association has recently released its list of the 10 worst automobiles for the planet in terms of emissions.
10) Bentley Motors Continental Flying Spur Speed – This Flying Fur Speed luxury automobile gets a paltry 17 miles per gallon, while releasing 398 grams of carbon dioxide per kilometer.
The kitchen is a great place to start to be more environmentally friendly, considering it is where we generate a considerable amount of waste. It seems that everyone and everything is claiming green these days. Reynolds Consumer Products has introduced Reynolds Wrap® Foil from 100 percent Recycled Aluminum.
Be careful where you throw your banana peel — you could be slapped with a $500 fine. An ordinance in San Francisco was overwhelmingly voted in last week ratified on June 25 by the mayor, which will give the city arguably the most progressive (and strict) recycling program in the country.
The Everglades could soon be placed back on the List of World Heritage Sites in Danger, after being removed from the protective list a few years ago. The Bush Administration had taken the South Florida ecosystem off the list of sites in 2007, even though that decision was not widely endorsed by stakeholders.
The California League of Conservation Voters Education Fund and the National Resources Defense Council released a report providing a blueprint for how communities can successfully tackle global warming.
Most American consumers support clean energy and more than half would like businesses to use more renewable energy, according to a study issued June 24 by Natural Marketing Institute and Green-e Marketplace, a program of the nonprofit Center for Resource Solutions.
Timberland’s Earthkeepers line of footwear has a new role model: the Earthkeepers 2.0 boot, designed to be taken down to its parts and recycled or reused at the end of its life.
With the lazy days of summer upon us, there is no better time to take a quick look at some of the best “green” page-turners available to help pass the time. Whether you prefer enjoying a good book in bed or on the sand of your favorite beach, these five books are a must read for anyone interested in the “green movement.”
There are many myths when it comes to going “green.” One of the most common green myths is that going green costs more, however in most cases this is not true; however, a return on investment table illustrates the payback on over fifty items. Other common green myths are worth discussion.
This Friday, representatives in the House will vote on a controversial measure that President Barack Obama has called “extraordinarily important.” The bill, which totals at over 1,200 pages, aims to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping gases that many believe is the source of global warming.
