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Thu, May 09, 2013 6:05 PM
Yes, there is such a thing as a shade vegetable. Some vegetables prefer limited exposure to sunlight. But it's important to know which veggie needs what.
Another full-plate week at the news cafe. Leftovers anyone?
Take a quick quiz at Kohler's water-saving website, and they'll donate a buck to Habitat for Humanity.
Conde Nast shutters Domino magazine, “The Guide to Stylish Living,” due to the current economic meltdown.
Music for the eyes: Tibetan prayer flag-influenced Sonic Flags are made from recycled audiocassette tape.
Environmentalists and foodies are calling for an organic garden at the White House and using videos to champion their cause.
British eco-surveillance firm Heatseekers isn't out to get UK homeowners. They're here to help them save cash — and the planet.
Video: See what makes Serenbe, Ga., such a sustainable community.
Plans are underway to transform Governors Island — an island filled with derelict military buildings — into a stunning eco-park.
Need something to serve your organic Super Bowl chili out of? Here's the inside scoop...
A young Canadian creates an aesthetically inoffensive way to prevent birds from crashing into windows.
I'm cat-sitting for friends on vacation in Mexico. What to do? A green home audit, naturally.
Green pervades the 2009 International Builders’ Show in Sin City. What happens in Vegas hopefully won’t stay there…
There's been no shortage of news this week. In case you missed items from green home news-land, here are some remainders.
Eco-living expert blogs about best ways to go green at home.