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Green News: Melting Ice Endangers Arctic Shellfish Nov 30 | Comments (0) | Kate Redman Reuters recently published an article which describes another dangerous byproduct of greenhouse gas emissions. This article highlights the dangers to shellfish, which require certain minerals from the Arctic water to maintain their shells. Full Post >>

DIY Sustainability: Eco-Friendly Thanksgiving Nov 25 | Comments (1) | Kate Redman Around the holidays, it is especially important to remain conscientious of the environment, as they can be the source of a great deal of consumption and waste. This Thanksgiving, keep the following tips in mind for a more environmentally friendly celebration. Full Post >>

How To: Make Laundry Detergent Nov 20 | Comments (0) | Kate Redman Store-bought detergents contain many chemicals that are harmful both to the environment and to the user, so this homemade alternative is a must. Full Post >>

Green News: Cleaning Oil Contaminated Water Nov 19 | Comments (0) | Kate Redman A recent article from the Environmental News Network highlights the work of the University of Utah environmental engineering department. They have developed a new technology that makes removing oil from water a much simpler and more economical process. Full Post >>

DIY Sustainability: Going Paperless Nov 17 | Comments (0) | Kate Redman Going paperless, or getting as close as possible, is a crucial part of sustainable living. Even if you recycle all the paper that you purchase or receive, it is far better to never use the paper in the first place. Full Post >>

Why Cap and Trade is Important Nov 11 | Comments (0) | James Dusenberry Right now in Washington, the main focus of every Senator, Congressman, staffer, and lobbyist is the Health Reform legislation they are trying to get passed before the end of the year. However, after this bill is passed, the Congress will then begin work (hopefully) on new climate change legislation, specifically on Cap and Trade. Full Post >>

How To: Organic Indoor Pest Control Nov 09 | Comments (0) | Kate Redman Controlling indoor pest problems without the use of poisonous sprays and traps is beneficial for a variety of reasons. Not only do you prevent these noxious substances from entering the environment, you also remove harmful chemicals from your home, thus eliminating the chance that you, your children or your pets will be harmed by them. Full Post >>

Interested in a Green Career? Nov 06 | Comments (0) | Bang Phung On Monday, October 26, 2009, Tech Go Green held its first workshop on Green Careers at El Camino College in Torrance, CA. Full Post >>

Green News: Chocolate Goes Green Nov 04 | Comments (0) | Kate Redman The online news source Triple Pundit recently reported that Kraft foods is coming out with a line of environmentally friendly chocolate, called Cote d’Or. Full Post >>

DIY Sustainability: Collecting Rainwater Nov 03 | Comments (0) | Kate Redman Whether water is scarce in your area or not, collecting rainwater will benefit both you and the environment. Full Post >>