Please don’t smoke the walls

It is absolutely amazing the diversity of materials we are using these days as building materials for our homes and business. As we move further into a world looking for sustainability and ways not ... Read >

Naturmobil Car Runs On One Horsepower, Quite Literally

Naturmobile is an eco-friendly concept car that probably isn't going to be made with any source of mass production, but it was goofy enough that I couldn't pass it up. After all, the car is powered by ... Read >

Bike sharing is a growing idea coming to Boston

Bike sharing is a concept that has taken strong hold in Europe and in Montreal, Canada, on this side of the ocean. The idea being that located around the city are bike racks with ... Read >

Nissan Leaf Gets 367MPG, Even Though It Doesn’t Use Gas, Yeah We’re Confused Too

Last week the Chevy Volt shook up the auto industry by announcing a traveling consumption of 230MPG. That number has skyrocketed the car, which will be released in 2010 past the Toyota Prius and other hybrid vehicles ... Read >

Lamborghini Goes Hybrid. Eco-Friendly Gallardo Set For 2015 Release

When I typically think of hybrids I usually come up with names like "Prius" and "Volt" not "Gallardo" as in the Lamborghini Gallardo, but that's exactly what the companies CEO Stephan Winkelmann has promised, with a relatively close ... Read >

Nissan goes green, launches “Leaf” electric car

Nissan unveiled its much anticipated electric car on Sunday, naming the new hatchback the rather uninspiring name of "Leaf." The Leaf runs 100 miles (161km) on a single charge, has zero-emissions of CO2 and other greenhouse gases and ... Read >

Better energy use could save US $1.2 trillion

McKinsey & Company have recently released a new report with a detailed analysis of the potential savings the United States in non-transportation areas. Research has found that if the annual non-transportation consumption was ... Read >

Homeless teens set out to change New York rooftops

One of the hot topics in the whole ‘green’ movement is the idea of turning city rooftops into living green spaces with everything from gardens growing vegetables to small parks. In New York this ... Read >

Going green with your business card, and I do mean green

As much as we like to think that things like business cards are no longer important in our digital world the fact is that they are still a very valuable tool for anyone in ... Read >

Using solar? Fine, but you have to pay us either way

Xcel Energy in Denver, Texas, doesn’t care if you decide to go solar because they plan on charging you anyway claiming that it’s not fair that customers with solar panels on their homes could ... Read >

Very cool Toyota, too bad the flowers are only temporary

How can you tell when technology has become totally mainstream? Well when a major marketing campaign centered around something totally different targets the growing  number of people who live online regardless of where ... Read >

The art of being green and recyclable

Everyone is all hot to trot these days about repurposing, recycling, re-using just about anything that won’t biodegrade in your hands while you look at it. While a lot of the stuff we see ... Read >