Green Living Highlights

We take to the streets to get rid of our old electronics supplies, and we hear from Best Buy's director of environmental affairs.

Learn how to Clean a Microwave the Green Way, by using just lemon and water.

Watch this funny animation of a twenty year old who faces the task of recycling her ex-boyfriends' stuff.

In this video, the recycling program manager for the Commonwealth of Virginia explains recycling and offers information on the benefits of recycling both to the environment. Topics include the Basics of Recycling, Recycling Management, Recycling at Home and the Office, and a discussion of special materials recycling such as electronics. This segment deals with recycling at home and in the office.

While pink fiberglass has been the mainstay of insulation for quite some time, newer, more efficient, and greener alternatives are widely available. Alex walks us through these alternatives: new types of batting (such as recycled denim), foam, and loose-fill (recycled paper cellulose). Alex talks to the providers of these alternatives to get the specifics on R factors, cost, durability and environmental impact.

A grey water recycling system can save you both water and money.

Here are Fine Living smart tips on revamping plastic pots.

Learn how you can introduce green living into your home by changing your food purchasing habits.

Fine Living's Smart Tips on energy-efficient toilets.

New York City residents generate 12,000 tons of refuse per day. Here's how to recycle some of that waste and make NYC a better place to live.

We learn more about the Climategate issue and emails from commentator Rex Murphy, and if he thinks this development justifies climate change skepticism.

In this episode we teach you how to make your own high spf, water proof sunblock from organic and natural ingredients for pennies on the dollar compared to buying it off the shelf. Ingredients include- zinc oxide (sunblocking agent), coconut oil (soothes and conditions skin), bee's wax (waterproofing agent), and tea tree oil (soothes and repairs skin and smells good too). Rub on and paddle out.

Learn how to make cool functional furniture with cardboard! Gomi Style is a DIY lifestyle and design show created by San Francisco Bay Area makers, artists and engineers using found objects, recycled materials, and technology http://www.GomiStyle.com

Earth Day Network expert Sean Miller shares tips on recycling, to make the experience easier for you.