The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that 60 million Americans have BBQs on the Fourth of July alone. These millions of BBQs release some 225,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide, burn the equivalent of 2,300 acres of forest and consume the same amount of energy as the city of Flagstaff, Arizona, uses in a year.…

Spring is finally here! Even the messiest among us get the urge for spring cleaning–and though we don’t all act on it, those of us who do should keep the annual scrub-down as green as possible. This handy guide from Treehugger provides tips to show you how to reduce, reuse, and recycle the clutter that’s blocking your…

It’s easy to think about all the big changes you’re going to make in the New Year as the old year comes to an end – but by the second week of January, most of us are already finding reasons to skip the gym or break the spending freeze. Mother Nature Network shares 10 green…