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Walk or bike, don’t ride!
Everyone knows the health benefits of walking and biking. We also know the environmental benefits of not driving – you know, it saves energy and reduces pollution. I read somewhere (sorry, I can’t remember where it was) that by driving more or less 1,000 miles each month, about 100+ tons of carbon dioxide gets produced…
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“Philips’ Eco TV Now Available For $1,219”
“Philips’ Eco TV Now Available For $1,219” courtesy of TVpredictions.com And here’s how it looks like: And guess what? It’s available through Amazon.com – the tv’s complete name is Philips 42PFL5603D/27 42-inch 1080p LCD HDTV. Too much of a mouthful, but definitely worth checking out. 3 reviews in Amazon so far.
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Sony comes out with eco-versions of the VAIO
Sony took a beating in last year’s Greenpeace report on the green efforts of the top electronics companies, and clearly, the company felt the sting. This year, they’re doing a lot better, with some Sony Ericsson phones and a Vaio ranking decently in the organization’s electronics guide. They’re trying to step up their efforts, however….
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Flock goes green
I’ve been aware of Flock for sometime now, though I first heard of it as a “social web browser,” but I just found out that it now has an eco version. The eco-edition of Flock easily makes green news and tips available to you, helping you stay in step with the latest news on the…
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Paging Samsung!
As a Samsung cellphone user, I was so excited to read these two articles “Samsung Handsets Sport Corn-based Plastics” and “Samsung unveils eco handset duo“, only to be disappointed that it was for the Korean and Chinese markets only! Hey Samsung, how about us here in the US? You have users in the US as…
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Kate Hudson to release eco-friendly hair products
Admit it, we all love ripping into celebrities every time they do something good and green, assuming that they’re a bunch of attention-seeking hypocrites who just pay lip service to the environment in order to pump up their images and add more green to their wallets. Whether or not they’re doing it out of a…
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MyBag Cares
Last year, Anya Hindmarch’s “I’m Not A Plastic Bag” bag was the toast of Hollywood, the fashion world, and the green movement. Celebrities who were eager to flaunt their eco-friendliness, genuinely eco-friendly, or who simply wanted to be trendy carried the tote around for some time, prominently displaying the “I’m Not A Plastic Bag” sign…
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Green noise
Today, The New York Times came out with an article about “green noise,” or environment information overload. It looks like a little knowledge is a dangerous thing after all. With all the information and tips coming out about living an eco-friendly life, people are still finding it harder than ever to do so, particularly because…





