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Where Will the World's Biggest Wind Farm Be Built? (Hint: Head North)

24.11.2009 14:31    treehugger.com
This shows Enercon's 6 MW turbines, currently the world's largest (in capacity).Wind power, after experiencing dead calm for the last 1.5 years as developers struggled to get approval and investment money for their projects, is suddenly moving briskly again. Projects
Where Will the World's Biggest Wind Farm Be Built? (Hint: Head North)



Organic Undies for Oceana

24.11.2009 14:31    treehugger.com
Oceana organic undies. Credit: PactOnline underwear retailer has launched organic panties, boxers, and briefs designed by Yves Behar to benefit--10% of proceeds--'s efforts in ocean conversation and 's sustainable building projects. Click through for the full package (cute bums, too).
Organic Undies for Oceana

The TH Interview: Jeremy Jones - Founder of Protect Our Winters

24.11.2009 14:31    treehugger.com
When you've spent the better part of two decades out in the backcountry riding some of the toughest lines in snowboarding and developing a deep desire to protect mountain environments, global warming is undeniably a pressing and personal concern. When
The TH Interview: Jeremy Jones - Founder of Protect Our Winters

Daylighting Is Making a Comeback

24.11.2009 14:30    treehugger.com
A hundred years ago there were all kinds of sophisticated technologies to manage, direct and control natural light. Cheap electricity made such variable and hard-to-manage sources unnecessary; just throw in a couple of fluorescent fixtures and it didn't matter how
Daylighting Is Making a Comeback

Study Debunks our "Fetish Of The Fresh"? Not.

24.11.2009 14:30    treehugger.com
Photo of farmed Norwegian salmon NatalieMaynor via flickr. claims that a proves that buying local is not as Earth-friendly as it seems. It starts off with a loaded and offensive line, calling the local food philosophy "a guilt-reduction approach adopted
Study Debunks our "Fetish Of The Fresh"? Not.


Motherboards Remade Into All Sorts of Random Unexpected Things

24.11.2009 14:30    treehugger.com
Photo via Jaymi HeimbuchSpotted at San Francisco's Green Festival were these coasters made of reclaimed motherboards. Turns out, these are just the tip of the iceberg of things made at , an online shop that transforms reclaimed motherboards into a
Motherboards Remade Into All Sorts of Random Unexpected Things

See How Patagonia Spent $3.8 Million This Year

24.11.2009 14:30    treehugger.com
Photo: Via Patagonia - Photographer Tim DavisPatagucci is the mocking term sometimes used to label the outdoor clothing company, , in reference to what some people view as high priced goods. We don't know what Gucci do with their money,
See How Patagonia Spent $3.8 Million This Year

What Would The Humble Oil Ad Look Like Today?

24.11.2009 14:30    treehugger.com
From a 1962 edition of Life Magazine available on Last week many of us derived some pleasure from the irony of a Humble Oil Company advertisement in a 1962 edition of Life Magazine. It was rediscovered recently by a reader.Humble
What Would The Humble Oil Ad Look Like Today?

Global Sourcing Marketplace Draws Sustainable Designers and Suppliers

24.11.2009 14:30    treehugger.com
Global Sourcing Marketplace in London, November 20-21, 2009. Credit: Over thirty ethical and sustainable suppliers from around the world came together in London this past weekend (November 20-21, 2009) for the 's first ever , a non-profit initiative dedicated to
Global Sourcing Marketplace Draws Sustainable Designers and Suppliers

Top 10 Green Tourist Destinations for 2009 (slideshow)

24.11.2009 14:30    treehugger.com
Image via: In need of somewhere to travel for New Years? Want to start planning your summer vacation? Now in it's fifth year, magazine has choosing the top green destinations in the world to a science. Many of the locations
Top 10 Green Tourist Destinations for 2009 (slideshow)

Recycled Telephone Books are an Artist's Canvas

24.11.2009 14:30    treehugger.com
Images from Project GalleryOld telephone books are the canvas for an artist who carves portraits out of them. What a good way to make use of one of the great wastes of paper. Something ephemeral is turned into an object

Massive Civil Disobedience in Australia Over Climate Inaction

24.11.2009 14:30    treehugger.com
Photo via FlickrThe international climate negotiations that begin in just a few short weeks may be in trouble, but that's not stopping activists around the globe from showing their leaders that they demand strong action. This was evident today in
Massive Civil Disobedience in Australia Over Climate Inaction

The Truth Behind the Hacked Climate Email Controversy

24.11.2009 14:30    treehugger.com
Image via Tech DailyWhen news broke that a leading climate research unit had been last Friday, it (of course) lit up the . Thousands of emails exchanged between a few of the top climate scientists in the world were posted
The Truth Behind the Hacked Climate Email Controversy

US to Announce National Carbon Emissions Reduction Target

24.11.2009 14:30    treehugger.com
Photo via It's about time. Just about every other developed nation has already set at least tentative, nonbinding . Many have . It took the USA this long to get even this far: the White House has announced that next
US to Announce National Carbon Emissions Reduction Target

Sandor Katz: The Self-Taught Wild Fermentation Experimentalist (Interview)

24.11.2009 14:29    treehugger.com
Author and fermentation wiz Sandor Katz. Image courtesy of Chelsea Green Publishing.Makenna Goodman is Community Outreach Coordinator for Chelsea Green Publishing, the publisher of Wild Fermentation, by Sandor Katz, whom she interviewed for this guest post. She is also a
Sandor Katz: The Self-Taught Wild Fermentation Experimentalist (Interview)

37% of All US Sewers Are Polluting Rivers and Lakes (Video)

24.11.2009 14:29    treehugger.com
An overflowing sewer in Georgia. Photo via digg_url = news has surfaced about in the US: over the last three years, 9,400 sewers--more than 37% of the all sewers across the nation--have...
37% of All US Sewers Are Polluting Rivers and Lakes (Video)

Getting All Shook Up to Produce Electricity

24.11.2009 14:29    treehugger.com
A piezoelectric device. Photo credit: As you drive down the road, your vehicle wastes large amounts of energy through friction, wind resistance, and vibrations. But what if there was a way to harness some of this and use it to
Getting All Shook Up to Produce Electricity

Cost of Renewable Energy Dropped in 2009, But...

24.11.2009 14:29    treehugger.com
Photo: , CCBut Financing is Harder to Come ByThe good news is that the cost of renewable energy has gone down in 2009, but the bad news is that this decline was offset by higher financing costs caused by the
Cost of Renewable Energy Dropped in 2009, But...

Terrific Green Tool: Precautionary List From Perkins+Will

24.11.2009 14:29    treehugger.com
Architects usually keep their proprietary research locked up and closely held. Perkins + Will has done the opposite and made it a public service. Launched at Greenbuild the Precautionary List is a compilation of available data on chemicals and materials
Terrific Green Tool: Precautionary List From Perkins+Will

Rust Belt to Clean Energy Industry: Help Us Help You

24.11.2009 14:29    treehugger.com
A mirror facet for a solar dish is cut on a machine at Tower Automotive in Livonia, Mich." Photo: Stirling Energy SystemsFrom Rust Belt to Green BeltEconomic development officials from U.S. states that have been hit hard by decline in
Rust Belt to Clean Energy Industry: Help Us Help You

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