Hitting the green sheets: '10 edition
Looking to avoid a date with pesticides this Valentine's Day? Outfit your boudoir with stylish sheets made from organic cotton.
No Dumpster(ing)
Self-proclaimed 'renew-it expert' and deconstruction diva Shannon Quimby tears down a dilapidated home and erects a new one ... without sending anything to landfills.
Indiana home scores LEED touchdown
A 2,000 square-foot home in Franklin, Ind., is bestowed with LEED Platinum recognition, a first for the Hoosier State.
Kicking your knickers
'Swirl,' a nonelectric washing machine/laundry basket/water barrel/toy is designed to make laundering a less-laborious, more-fun task for residents of developing nations.
Playing catch up: Wintery mix
As yet another whopper of a winter storm eyes the Mid-Atlantic, take a moment to cozy up and hunker down with these green home news items.
Green cleaning comes Full Circle
On the hunt for a few good kitchen cleaning tools? Look no further than Full Circle's line of brushes and sponges made from biodegradable and renewable materials.
A green dream home lands in America's first colony
Get a sneak peek at the HGTV Green Home 2010 in Plymouth, Mass., that blends traditional New England architecture with modern green bells and whistles.
Rhode Island fold 'em
Get another look at the unique folding prefab technology — 'modular origami' — used by Blu Homes, the eco-housing firm that acquired mkDesigns.
GOOD does good in Haiti
GOOD magazine teams up with PRE and Studio X to sponsor this month's Spontaneous Architecture competition, a design contest that aims to help rebuild Haiti.
Greener by the numbers
Do folks (i.e. the pizza delivery guy) have trouble finding your house in the dark? Consider Think Geek's Solar LED Address Numbers.
