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RoofRay has put out an embeddable widget that lets users view rooftops in their area via satellite imagery, draw out a solar array on a certain rooftop, and get an estimate f ... Discussion
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With more and more Americans having to sleep in their cars, it is too bad that Toyota never put this into production. ... Discussion
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Phil Hollmann Normally when grand statements are made about a nation’s offshore wind power potential the mind naturally conjures up briny images. In the US however, thanks ... Discussion
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Witold Rybczynski asks in the Wilson Quarterly: "Why Can't We Build an Affordable House?" He notes that "ne of the reasons we are in this mess is that people bought houses the ... Discussion
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Photo: Samsung Press Image And it’s no exaggeration when we say “sipping.” The MV100 Tower and the MZ100 Slim Tower both use just 60 W while operating in power-save mode, a ... Discussion
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We often write in TreeHugger about the importance of cities and of neighborhoods, about new urbanist designs that work like cities used to; Mark Oppenheimer writes in the New ... Discussion
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Artists have been sent to Greenland to respond to climate change and now they are going to 8 different UNESCO World Heritage sites around the globe to record their responses. ... Discussion
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Japan's Imperial Household is the institution that takes care of the Emperor and his responsibilities as head of state; they also run seven organic farms around Japan. Young J ... Discussion
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Image from factoryseashell A (dismal) chapter of American history most of us would gladly like to put behind us -- Hurricane Katrina and the government's pathetic response ... Discussion
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Photo courtesy of CU Buffs The University of Colorado, home of the Big 12 team the Buffaloes, has launched the “Green Stampede”—an initiative designed to limit the environm ... Discussion
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Image courtesy of Perf Go Green Perf Go Green, a new biodegradable plastic company based in New York, has developed a line of products that may significantly aid in elimina ... Discussion
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Image courtesy of Glutenfreeda Good news for anyone restricted to the difficult-to-navigate waters of the gluten-free diet: there's an all-natural food company, Glutenfreed ... Discussion
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AP photo by Eric Gray The widespread environmental devastation caused by Hurricane Ike has been pretty well documented—the oil spills (about a half a million gallons worth) ... Discussion
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Photo luce_beaulieu @ flickr. We're addicted to suds. That was one of my conclusions over the last few months after trying to move to more natural forms of shampoo, body wa ... Discussion
19 hours ago
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Photo by TransWorldHonda Honda Corporation has released their fourth annual environmental report, so we thought it was rather appropriate to grade them on their progress an ... Discussion
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In a small town in Far West Texas, Clyde Curry has been busy refining and perfecting his papercrete mixture. Papercrete is mostly recycled paper and his new formula even gives ... Discussion
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A search for the Diva Cup in TreeHugger archives reveals that TreeHugger readers rave about this product, most recently in a post on how to make your own pad, but it has not b ... Discussion
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What you are looking at in the picture is roughly the minimum amount of fire wood (2.2 cords, roughly 4 imperial tons) it takes to "casually" heat a 1,900 ft2 home in Southea ... Discussion
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Click on image to view Ted Turner's podcast. photo: Ted's Montana Grill It seems that whatever Ted Turner puts his little paws on turns to gold, in this case, green. Wit ... Discussion
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