Yahoos are always looking for new information, websites, articles, and videos to share. Yahoo! Green editors are a diverse bunch interested in all kinds of Earth-friendly stuff, like organic food, green parenting, recyclable crafts, biking to work, eco-travel, and sustainable holidays.

Put these groups together and you get this blog, Green Picks. We're highlighting useful and interesting things we find around the Internet as we try to change our lives and our planet for the better.

Let us know what you think about the blog and give us your feedback on Yahoo! Green.

Recent Blog Entries

  1. Video blog from the S.F. Green Festival

    By Trystan L. Bass Posted Wed Nov 19, 2008 3:31pm PST for greenpicks 0 Comments

    People at the Y!Green booth

    Hear about home-energy audits, plug-in hybrid cars, and fair-trade chocolate, plus see how fun a green fest can be. Read full post »

  2. Vote on how Yahoo! donates green profits

    By Yahoo! Green Editors Posted Fri Nov 14, 2008 11:56am PST for greenpicks 2 Comments

    Eco-playgrounds, iStockPhoto

    Want to help us give back to the community? Participate in this online poll by December 3, 2008, so we can contribute to one of these worthy charities. Yahoo! is donating the profits* from ads on Yahoo! Green to projects that benefit the Earth and its Read full post »

  3. Tips from the S.F. Green Festival

    By Sam Silverstein Posted Thu Nov 13, 2008 9:56pm PST for greenpicks 0 Comments

    San Francisco Green Festival participants share their tips. Read full post »

  4. Old-fashioned, eco-friendly turkeys

    By Trystan L. Bass Posted Thu Nov 6, 2008 1:33pm PST for greenpicks 6 Comments

    heritage turkeys by Curt Gibbs / ExperienceLA on Flickr

    In praise of heritage turkeys, which have long lifespans, mate naturally, and grow slowly, among other advantages over the modern bird. Read full post »

  5. Sustainable plates for 20

    By Trystan L. Bass Posted Thu Nov 6, 2008 1:28pm PST for greenpicks 0 Comments

    dinner table by Tammy Green / Zesmerelda on Flickr

    Instead of loading up on disposable trash or expensive manufactured goods, add a little green to your Thanksgiving table (and I'm not talking about that casserole topped with crunchy onions). Read full post »

  6. Wrap it up, I'll take it

    By Trystan L. Bass Posted Thu Nov 6, 2008 9:55am PST for greenpicks 2 Comments

    gift bags photo from Lucky Crow, luckycrow.com

    Old-fashioned shiny paper and ribbons are landfill-fillers. How to lighten your eco-footprint while still making presents presentable? Read full post »

  7. Recycle wrap or not?

    By Trystan L. Bass Posted Thu Nov 6, 2008 9:40am PST for greenpicks 0 Comments

    gift photo by Kasia / mysza831 on Flickr

    Putting holiday papers in the recycling bin depends on the type of wrap and where you live. Read full post »

  8. Got your green card?

    By Trystan L. Bass Posted Thu Nov 6, 2008 9:39am PST for greenpicks 1 Comments

    people reading cards photo courtesy of Greeting Card Association

    About 7 billion paper Christmas cards are sold each year in the U.S. What are some greener options? Read full post »

  9. Deck the halls greenly

    By Trystan L. Bass Posted Thu Nov 6, 2008 9:31am PST for greenpicks 0 Comments

    Wreath photo by the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation

    How Mother Nature can help decorate the house for the holidays. Read full post »

  10. Oh Christmas tree, oh green Christmas tree?

    By Trystan L. Bass Posted Thu Nov 6, 2008 9:21am PST for greenpicks 0 Comments

    tree farm photo on wikipedia in public domain from United States Department of Agriculture

    The great tree debate rages on. Is an artificial, living, or cut Christmas tree better for the environment? Read full post »

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