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Dubbed the Museum of Sustainable Style (MoSS), this exhibition will run from October 2-5, and will feature clothing, accessories, and furniture created with environmental sustainability in mind.

So what’s your dream for transit in America?

Lauren Bush, niece to George W, granddaughter to George H.W. and former Tommy Hilfiger fashion model, announced last week that she will be debuting a ready-to-wear fashion line focusing on sustainable fabrics.

Six creative DIY projects to turn junk into useful items.

The University of California, San Diego, in support of its ambitious goal of being the greenest university in the U.S., are installing a 1.2 MW  solar electric system as part of its comprehensive sustainable energy program.

Many home gardeners gratefully complain about having too much zucchini during the summer once their plants’ fruits ripen.  They just don’t have enough to do with it.

With Alaska in the political spotlight, and with that spotlight showcasing someone with a less-than-stellar record when it comes to the environment, reading about sustainable life in Alaska, in this case, the rural Arctic, might just be a blast of cold, last frontier

You’ve got that garden of herbs, in containers, in your windowsill, in your garden.  You’ve made basil pesto, and added some parsley or oregano to pasta sauces.  Well, there’s more you can do with those herbs you’ve been growing.

The Eat Well Guide, an online resource for finding sustainable, local, and organic produce, released Cultivating the Web, a free publication that helps foodies navigate the vast online resources available to those seeking more sustainable food

Performance gear-producing Patagonia, known for their forays into sustainable clothing produced with environmental ethics in mind, has produced the first recyclable-nylon shell and pants for technical outdoor wear.

The idea of a little farm in a big city sounds daunting to some, impossible to others, but to bloggers who are reclaiming their bit of city green space and saying no to Big Farm, self-reliance is not only possible, but the preferred way to live a rich and rewarding life.

The Slow Food Nation conference starts this weekend in San Francisco...and I wish I was there.

The state of Utah is looking to unload some six million pounds of carp to save another fish species.

Denver's tourism bureau now has an online feature that allows visitors to the area to calculate the carbon cost of their trip, then offset.

Ravelry is a new social networking site for knitters and crocheters...with plenty of green-friendly options.

Ideal Bite is sponsoring the Best In Green Awards, recognizing the best in green products and companies.

Make your own pop tarts so you can leave preservatives and additives behind.

Are the DNC's efforts at greening the convention working?

Take stuff you would normally throw away, and easily turn it into stuff you can actually use in your kitchen.

Strawberries are in season...make some shortcake.

Collection of links around food waste in US and UK.

Food costs are going up...here's a few simple reminders on how to eat cheaper without sacrificing your ethics.

Vanity Fair magazine blasts Monsanto this month.

Eat. Drink. Better reviews Simply In Season, a cookbook designed to promote in-season cooking.

Easy vegan chili recipe using veggies, beans, and TVP. Super easy and delicious!

ReadyMade has created a digital version of its sustainable design magazine. Check it out for free now.

Chipotle is buying pork for its burritos from Joel Salatin's Polyface Farms.

What's seasonal in early spring? What do you have to look forward to as produce rolls in? Find out five seasonal products available now or soon.

Nevada school installs solar array just in time for holiday season, thanks to extensive partnerships including one with Burning Man.

Article about biobags produced by Portland company Trellis Earth.