By Lori Bongiorno for the_conscious_consumer 0 Comments

Activating the power save function on your computer is an easy way to save energy and money. Here's how. Read full post »
By Don Willmott, Forecast Earth Correspondent for forecastearth 1 Comments

Time magazine's annual list of the year's best inventions is full of inspired ideas including a knee brace that converts footsteps into energy. Read full post »
By Alex Nunez, Forecast Earth Correspondent for forecastearth 0 Comments
Solar panels atop homes offset some of their electrical usage, and costs. In theory, you should be able to apply this to vehicles, too. An ambulance company in India is putting this idea to the test. Read full post »
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In addition to emergencies, the MSolar can be used recreationally and for temporary lighting... Read full post »
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The EPA estimates that there are 100 million unused cell phones stashed in homes across the country. Here are several options for disposing of them responsibly. Read full post »
By Megan Treacy for ecogeek 0 Comments

Search for "solar" using the green search engine Truevert, and it knows you mean solar energy, not just anything having to do with the sun. Read full post »
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Can Oprah do for Amazon's wireless, portable reading device what she's previously done for books? Read full post »
By Hank Green for ecogeek 5 Comments

I hear a lot about how geeks adversely impact the environment. With our power-sucking computers, toxic game consoles, and general disinterest in the outdoors. But I'm here, today to tell you that that's bunk. Geeks are greener than the average American, a Read full post »
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Transmitters that help cars time traffic signals so they never hit red lights give a whole no meaning to "going green." Read full post »
By Megan Treacy for ecogeek 1 Comments

Scientists at Florida State University are dreaming up exciting uses for buckypaper, a material that is 10 times lighter than steel but potentially 500 times stronger. Read full post »
Mercury-free, long-lasting LED lights are a ways away from everyday use, but for holiday decorations they're a no-brainer.
Overpackaging drive you crazy? Amazon.com is giving buyers the tools to fight back.
Chrysler's tiny "neighborhood electric vehicle" is part of a huge effort to catch up in the EV race.