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Playing catch up: Adios 2010!
Bummed that Snooki won't be descending on Times Square in a giant hamster ball? Soothe your pain by spending the final night of '10 catching up with the top green home news items from the past year.
Thu, Dec 30 2010 at 8:06 PM

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Green Architecture, Green Building, Green Design, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

Image: Ed Yourdon

Happy almost 2011, MNN readers!
 
Whatever you have planned for the first weekend of the new year — nursing a holiday hangover, bunny-fying your home with Chinese Zodiac-themed decor, removing wine stains from the living room rug, or mourning the news that Snooki's NYE "hamster" ball drop has been moved from Times Square to where else but New Jersey — take a moment to review the best and the brightest green home news items from 2010. 
 
As I did in my 1,000th MNN post back in November, I’d like to give thanks not only to you, my readers, but to all of the eco-minded architects, designers, builders, gardeners, homeowners, planners, business owners, innovators, influencers, and game-changers for giving me something to blog about this past year. I couldn’t do it without you. You've made 2010 a banner year and I'm pretty darn excited for what's to come in 2011. 
 
As always, feel free to drop a line with any comments, questions, concerns, and love letters. I’m here for you. Have there been any posts from 2010 that really resonated with you? There's been a lot, I know, but if any stuck with you tell, please tell me about 'em in the comments sections. Don't be shy ....
 
See you in 2011!
 
• January
A SEED of hope in Haiti • Step into my backyard office pod • A stone abode for modern-day Wilmas and Freds

• February  
Orange County's law-breaking landscapers • Back to basics: Colgate's Octagon Soap • Restoration with a pop-inspired purpose 

• March 
Springing into action: 10 eco-friendly cleaning tools • Gimme Shelter: A Q&A with Leslie Hoffman • A sky-high garden shed

• April 
'Strange Worlds': More than meets the eye • How green is that garden in the window? • Coke joins the Navy (Chair)

• May
Got pet hair to spare? • Oil, oil everywhere ... in the home • A shipping container of her own

• June
Celine Dion's eco-impact will go on and on • Skinny, sustainable and Thoreau-inspired  • A solar showdown in Spain: And the winner is ...

• July
Adventures in urban line-drying • Neverland Ranch reborn as a state park? • An Earthship touches down in Haiti

• August
Swimming in self-sufficiency • If the stripper shoe fits, green it • Asheville's hippie-less hemp house

• September 
A tight green squeeze in North London • Sink/fishbowl designer in hot water with PETA • When green isn't good enough: The phosphate issue

• October
The O'Neill Passive House: Cozy, comfortable and crazy efficient • Mukesh Ambani builds an aggressively opulent home • 'Simple Times': Amy Sedaris gets her craft on

• November
Nissan Leaf: The home blogger takes the driver's seat • 'Mission Zero' achieved in Ann Arbor • Going, going, not gone: Sheryl Crow struggles to sell 'solar farm'

• December
Beijing's incredible, inedible egg house • The 22.8-year switch: GE's Energy Smart LED • France's festive fir-to-fertilizer program

 
 
 
 

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