Going green is red hot and can be done in almost every area of your life, including your gadgetry. I've complied a handful of tech that, if used, would help contribute to making the world a much healthier place for, among others, my four-year-old son, Jack. read more

We ladies have been sartorially stealing from our guys quite a bit lately. What with the boyfriend blazers and jeans, masculine plaid shirts, and those oversized watches, you might even start to think that the gents are getting angry at us for ripping off their style. The truth of the matter is, the whole rugged yet tailored look just works—for both sexes. read more

In the ever-evolving world of green initiatives, Strawberry Earth seems to have stumbled upon a strategy that just about everyone can get behind: Throw a huge party, raise a ton of money and invest the profits into environmental actions. It’s so simple, and guess what…it works. The green activists behind the Amsterdam-based company, Ikenna Azuike and Mette te Velde—a former lawyer and journalist, respectively—document their own events and all other manner of tongue-in-cheek, eco-friendly news happening around the globe on their site, StrawberryEarth.com. We recently caught up with the busy duo straight from wrapping their biggest event yet, The Dutch Environmental Film Festival, and chatted about the direction of environmentalism these days, why their approach seems to be resonating with the creative youth, and what we have to look forward to next from Strawberry Earth. read more

If you're committed to being environmentally responsible, freshening up your home can come with a whole lot of guilt. How do you justify buying a brand new sofa when your old one is still in relatively decent shape? Enter Nightwood, a décor and interior business focused on creating one-of-a-kind, reconstructed furniture and textiles, based in Brooklyn, New York. Myriah Scruggs and Nadia Yaron, together since 1998, started Nightwood three years ago and have saved many a conscience ever since. read more

Kee Edwards’s life is all about romance. Creator of gorgeous eco line Loup Charmant, the well-traveled and adventurous Edwards draws upon her Old World/New World heritage and boundless curiosity to source and produce her finely-crafted organic clothing. read more

Most accessories fall out of fashion faster than you can say "It bag," but jewelry has a sizable shelf life. It's therefore a natural fit for the eco-friendly art of repurposing. In this final installment of our look at green accessory makers, The Inside Source talks with three jewelry designers who are taking old gold and silver pieces and recycling them to create baubles that are easy on the eyes—and the conscience. read more

By age 18, the environmental lifestyle guru Danny Seo had not only successfully founded Earth 2000—a 25,000-member, entirely teen-run, environmental non-profit—but he was also traveling around the world as the voice of several hard-hitting environmental campaigns. Now, 15 years later Seo has only ramped up his work load, with a forthcoming reality show, a syndicated newspaper column, books, a partnership with JC Penny, a bevy of green product lines and cross-country speaking appearances. We were lucky enough to catch him at his Pennsylvania home, just before he headed out the door for yet another eco-adventure. read more

No longer just found in the form of itchy bags we used as kids in an awkward potato sack race, burlap is being taken seriously by designers and home owners looking for a rough-hewn alternative to traditional fabrics. read more

These four gorgeous gals, who we've lovingly dubbed "Green Scenesters," are truly at the forefront of what's happening at sustainable ground zero. read more

This trio of eco-friendly shoe designers keeps our carbon footprints light—and pretty. Here, they've chosen eBay items to compliment their latest collections. read more