Stylish and innovative lighting is everywhere at the Design Festival this year.

It's not a competition but... here are some of the loveliest things at the London Design Festival

Chairs are us and there are lots of them on display at the Clerkenwell Design Week.

A new report from the NRDC has some surprises.

Some regular TreeHugger readers (and commenters, you know who you are...) are no doubt exclaiming that they being saying the same thing for years, that hemp makes great biofuel--if only the Feds would get out of the way. Well, researchers

The bottled water company responsible for profound and pointless waste of water and fossil fuels is praised for low flush toilets and white roofs.

A rustic tiny house built with plenty of love and on a small budget.

Unconventional sushi made out of Japanese knotweed, Asian carp and lionfish are the draw here.

Emulating the same processes naturally found in rainforests, this prototype filters and cleans water of harmful pollutants.

Take a thermographic tour of my house to see why.

A before and after photo of Lexington Avenue tells the story.

I was walking through the rainforest and saw something odd.

Mark Boyle has literally lived without money, so he had more room than most to critique our economy. Now he's formulated a manifesto.

Patagonia's Worn Wear events, held in collaboration with sharing start up Yerdle, offer a different, more sustainable vision of Black Friday.

This is probably the most interesting 3D printed house concept we have seen yet.

It talks a lot about cycling, but notes that we don't do nearly enough about walking.

Studies prove these myths aren't true but nobody is listening.

That's an alternate name for Halloween, but let's not forget the rest of the year.

The director of Celtic Connections questions the ethics of bringing in foreign artists to perform.

It helps you determine what it will cost to heat, and what you should do to seal it up.

A building that once housed a Jewish girls' school, shut down by the Nazis, is now home to a fashionable restaurant.

From adorable baby sea turtles to lamps made of cow dung and 600-mile bike trips, it's been a wild ride.

This is a housing form that we should be building a lot more of.

The green activist group's stunt seeks to draw attention to the devastation wrought by coal.

Things of Intrinsic Worth is a feature-length documentary which focuses on the ways coal mining is harming the livelihoods of Montana ranchers.

A 24-year-old food scientist at the University of Copenhagen has developed a prototype that could potentially save millions of lives.

This vertical garden on a residential high-rise in Bogotá reuses greywater from its residents and helps to clean the air.

While not banning the killer pesticides altogether, the new measure will at least hopefully help the beleaguered pollinators.

Neonicotinoids, the world’s most widely used insecticides, will be banned for use in fields within six months.

The colorful papier-mache cocoons provide a safe haven for bringing baby bees into the world.

ZGF builds interesting hives on the roof of a fascinating building.

One of the rarest insects in the world, the Wallace’s giant bee, has been found in Indonesia.

Could you live on a One Tonne Diet?

A British activist is trying to reduce her personal carbon footprint to one tonne of CO2 per year. This is very hard.

From sitting in on scientific research trips to experiencing traditional native cultures, these are the responsibly-run hotels, resorts, and trips everyone's talking about.

From the best U.S.-based fashion brand to the best volunteer vacation, eco-savvy (and oh-so-clever) shoes, cheeky t-shirt, and more, read on for our Best of Green 2012 winners in the Living category.

Discover the miniature, magical world of tide pools -- and beat the heat -- by heading to North America's coastlines.

Hiking through the Adirondacks, and why we should protect it.

As part of an ongoing series about the Maya Ka'an community-based tourism initiative, this was my first official day in the Mayan region, and it was certainly full of adventure.

This NGO is doing wonderful work to bring sustainable tourism into the mainstream. It's time to start planning your next vacation!

Plus, how to be more eco-friendly while traveling.

Confirming what previous studies have shown, new research from the Union of Concerned Scientists shows that the main threats to tropical forests are no longer from

Fast food is the enemy of green food, so why does an overweight America still eat so much fast food?

World consumption of animal protein is everywhere on the rise. Wherever incomes rise, so does meat consumption.

The meat vs. veggies debate is a lot more complex than it seems at first glance.

Ten years after Vancouver's Burrard Street Bridge bike lanes opened, it is no longer controversial.

For everything from stained sinks and burnt pots to baked-on grime, this simple 3-ingredient formula is eco-friendly, zero-waste, and actually works.

Home-use pesticides many have worrisome toxins, so researchers set out to learn if the natural alternatives are effective.

Secrets of bed bug success can be read in their genes -- can the knowledge help you fight bed bug infestations?

A recycling center’s turbine could pave the way for industrial-scale wind power in New York City.