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Brian Forde looked around Nicaragua, saw the prevalence of three wheeled bikes, carrying cargo, people, ice cream, and had an idea: create a pedal powered mobile version of the phone call shop, able to go wherever the people are.

Here's how to go green with your mobile phone without putting in a whole lot of effort.

The Aquaduct Mobile Filtration bike has won the Google Innovate or Die competition and will help developing nations carry and clean water to their villages.

“What?” Green speakers? You heard it right!The Eco-Speakers from Fashionation are little cubes made of 100 per cent recycled materials. Plugged into your MP3 player, they even run without batteries. These are a great gift for the tree hugger in your life.The speakers are around $15, so don’t expect the best sound. But they’re good enough for traveling since they can fold up, and no batteries are needed.

Photos and more details of Nokia's green phone concept

2 million phones could be thrown away in the UK this Christmas as people receive new ones. Just 18% of us currently recycle our old handsets.

Greenpeace is conducting a market survey of the most environmentally friendly consumer electronic products currently on the market.

If your company has a product in the computer, mobile phone, PDA, MP3 player or games console categories that is less toxic, easier to recycle and more energy efficient than your competitors Greenpeace would like to hear from your company.