Long gone are the days when being eco friendly is a hobby of so-called hippies. These days, everybody is “going green,” from suburban families to A-list celebrities.

By 2014, incandescent light bulbs will no longer be available for sale in the United States. Fortunately, there are excellent alternatives available to light your home even as you burn less energy! Let us take a look at the three leading eco friendly light bulbs.

We have little control over how the industrial complex manages waste or what regulations are passed by Congress, but we do have control over what happens in our homes. Here are five changes you can make today to be more eco friendly at home.

Did you know that estimated global food waste adds up to 1.3 billion tons of food per year, roughly one third of the world’s food production? People living in medium to high income nations experience abundance on levels never seen before in recorded history.

Green living is continuing to grow in popularity. While various individuals have already made collective efforts to practice a green lifestyle, different companies have also come up with their own initiatives to promote environmental conservation.

If there is a time when mankind has been conscious about the effects of his behavior on the environment, it is now. We are increasingly becoming aware of the detriment that our actions may have on generations to come, which has led to increased vigilance in conserving the earth and its resources. One way of doing this is by incorporating different ways to be green. 

When giving gifts for holidays such as Christmas, people want them to be special and different. They also want gifts that are useful to the recipient. Eco friendly Christmas gifts are an excellent choice that include a wide range of different products. Read on for the top 4 gifts that are environmentally friendly.

If you consider yourself an environmentally conscious person, the holiday season might be a tough time of year for you. So much paper is thrown away from gift wrappings and bags, people cut down perfectly good trees to use as living room decor for only a few weeks, and the cheap plastic ornaments that filled people's shopping carts in the beginning of December end up in the trash. Instead of compromising your environmentally friendly ideals and going along with the rampant consumerism that marks this time of year, there are actually a lot of ways you can help make your Christmas celebration greener. One such way to do so is with eco-friendly Christmas decorations...