Polar Bear Helps People "Go Green"

A virtual polar bear and her cub are a creative way to teach people about the environment. This article outlines how the educational but fun website works.

Submitted By H.Rox

Why Algae?

A short overview of why algae is a great choice for alternative fuels and their production. Emphasizes current research, development, and known uses for it, as well as how it compares to some other alternatives such as ethanol and biodiesel.

Submitted By Aaronzwebworkz

Take Root in Your Community
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Establishing an urban garden is a meaningful, low-or-no cost way to volunteer in the community. This article discusses the benefits of creating an urban garden as well as offering advice on how to get started and includes non-profit resources for more support.

Submitted By Christy Berger

Cotton- Our Environmental Friend or Enemy?

This blog entry questions the green credentials of cotton as a natural product and examines the alternatives, notably hemp and bamboo, in the manufacture of fabric.

Submitted By Libera

Ten Ways to Get More Value Out of Things You Might Otherwise Throw Away
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Written by and for someone who is motivated more by saving money than saving the environment, this blog post encourages readers to avoid adding to the local landfill by offering ten ways to get more value out of would-be trash.

Submitted By Shannon Christman

What Exactly IS Renewable Energy

A look at how renewable energy is defined by international bodies and the United States, and a contrast and comparison between the different types of renewable energy sources.

Submitted By W Thomas Payne