Green Living Highlights

Gray Uhl from American Standard shows you how to make your bathroom more green by installing an eco-friendly faucet.

In this episode of Simply Green, Danny Seo explains the benefits of using eco friendly blinds and curtains.

Green and cell phone may sound like a contradiction, but watch Eric on Real World Green and your cell phone will be greener.

BNET's Sumi Das shows you the future of clothes, which lies in energy production through human motion.

Alan Weisman, journalist and author, discusses how we can make a change in the environment and lead greener lives.

Engineered wood is a cost-effective alternative for exterior trim.

Fine Living's Smart Tips on how to reduce energy usage with ease.

Jeanette Pavini joins us to go over a few ways to save by going green.

Recycling is good for the planet and good for your feelings of good citizenry, but now a website called RecycleBank has loads of programs to get you actual rewards for your efforts for planet stewardship. In fact, they've contracted with some towns to give you points when your recycling bin is picked up: the heavier the bin, the more points you score!

Friday was Earth Day! Celebrate our wonderful environment by going green with these cool iPhone apps, like the Glass of Water app, the Good Guide and more.

Our GreenBuilding Edition series kicks off with plenty of good reasons to keep heated or cooled air from escaping outdoors...and your energy dollars from escaping from your wallet. A typical home can leak 40 percent of its internal air, but careful inspection and a good caulk gun can save homeowners some serious money.

Young Farmers, the latest original web series from SHFT and Lockerz, explores the growth of farm-to-table values among young people today. In this episode, we visit with Morgan, whose mindset about food was shifted by her experience living in France, where knowing where your food comes from and how it was raised is a normal part of life. Now her abundant garden plot produces organic goodies like tomatoes, zucchini, and radishes for her table.

The innovative Nokero bulb offers an affordable, clean and safe - lighting solution to 1.6 billion people worldwide – a quarter of the human population – who live without electricity and rely on fossil-fuel lanterns for lighting. The durable, rainproof light bulb is about the size of a - standard incandescent bulb and can be charged during the day to - provide hours of clean, safe light at night.

Have a computer too old to sell? A hopelessly dated phone? Don’t just toss them into the garbage, where they will leach toxic materials into the soil and water. Recycle them.

Those old cell phone and laptop batteries staring you in the eye? Don’t worry, recycling them is easy.