Carnival of the Green drops by Groxie for its 80th installment.

Boning up on some baic sewing skills can save you money by saving old clothes! It’s also useful if you have trouble finding clothes that fit.

I’ve always been frustrated by the lack of action on common sense conservation and prevention tactics; Portland seems to be on top of those at least.

I just ran across this and had to share! It’s a tutorial for making a super-efficient camp stove out of 3 Heineken cans and a few other basic materials.

Photos and tutorials for some cheap, easy, homemade green gifts.

As promised last week, I’ve collected some ideas about what to do with those cds you don’t want anymore.

Save money and paper by reading free downloadable DC comics, and save your broken iPod from the trash. In the meantime, progress is being made towards developing better fuel for jets, and recycling is inspiring innovative solutions all over the world.

Big recycling event in Maryland!

I love Apple computers, but they are making me sad.

This week: Go Canada! Even restaurants can be green. California leads the pack on cellphone recycling, but they’ve got nothing on the Dervaes family.

Lately I have become obsessed with plastic. What number is it? Can I recycle it? Is it safe for me to put it in the microwave? And so on. Here are some things I have learned.