One man animation shop wins 2007 National Public Service Announcement/Broadband Emmy® Award for animated short "Big Fun with Global Warming". Read »

Acclaimed author and environmental activist Bill McKibben will talk about his latest work, Deep Economy: Local Economies, Global Emergencies on Tuesday, December 4, at 7:00 p.m. at St. Johnsbury Academy's Fuller Hall. This free public program is part of the Fairbanks Museum's commitment to exploring the most pressing issues of today. Read »

Green Energy Non-Profit Gives Away $1,000 for Home Automation Read »

More than 35 restaurants and 250 participants have already gotten off the starting blocks and joined ECO TO GO, a grass roots effort to stop plastic and paper waste, slow global warming, and protect the Amazon rain-forest. The ECO TO GO initiative is an exciting environmental collaboration between businesses and the public. Customers call in their orders to participating restaurants and request take-out food or deliveries "ECO TO GO." The restaurant then packs the food, but with no extras. Read »

Moms tiring of degraded messages on girls' clothing have a message of their own for the big retailers: "Stop talking trash to our girls." New company listens and new line takes off. Read »

clickgamer.com offers free Christmas mobile game to help combat global climate change. Read »

Calling all green living and eco conscience consumers to the launch of the re-vamped Eco- Blog brought to you by EcoBox. Created by EcoBox the #1 seller of used moving boxes, Eco- Blog is intended to help you save the environment from excess landfill waste while saving you time and money. Read »

Recent California wildfires have builders searching for information about fire prevention features. Read »

Just Gifts, a gift industry leader specializing in unique and personal gifts and gift baskets, releases details of its eco-friendly program, engaging consumers to recycle and help the environment through carbon emissions offsets while shopping for holiday gifts. Read »

Green consumers mean big business, an estimated 500 billion dollars in 2008. But according to a recent study released by Experian Local Market Services, only a small segment of green consumers, known as behavioral greens, are likely to spend the extra cash on environmentally-friendly products and services. Before marketers and advertisers fully invest in the trend to be green, they need to know how to reach these new green consumers in national and local markets. Free download: www.smrb.com/greenmarketing. Read »