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I do believe that the natural world is beautiful. Nature is one of the greatest gift God gave to us.

Co-op America Quarterly did a nice job of identifying a variety of resources that can help you recycling some items you make have considered trash.

Sick of meeting guys who don't recycle, who won't part with their Hummers?

We've compiled a list of green calculators that can help you figure things out like carbon footprint, emissions, etc. These should help you focus on areas of improvement.

The SF Chronicle just had an interesting article on how to travel green. The short, easy answer: there is no easy answer.

According to the EPA, Americans recycled just 33% of the 250 million tons of garbage they created in 2006. This compares with say Sweden which recycles more than 85 percent of its waste every year.

I was a long holdout for buying bottled water. I'd decided that the "poisons" in tap water outweighed the environmental impact of a couple (million) more plastic bottles.

Welcome to a new way to think about green. Why are we doing this? Well, we can all agree that it's important that we all work to leave a better planet to our children, but how do we do that?!