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thegreenguide.com / Green Blogs
The green guide by National Geographic - For Everyday Living

fora.tv / EV Electric Vehicle
SF Mayor Gavin Newsom Advocates Innovative Electric Cars Charging Stations.

gas2.org / Solar Powered Cars
The Windy City just unveiled the first solar-powered electric vehicle charging station during the IOC tour. The Solar Plug-In Stations will be used daily by the City of Chicago Department of Fleet Management to power the city’s electric cars.

discovery.com / Save Energy
Some people run their TV all day or leave their computer screens on. This is wasteful. How wasteful? Let's find out. (Remember different brands and sizes of appliances will use different amounts of energy.)

venturebeat.com / Solar Panels
Sunrun teams with virgance to finance solar for consumers.

sunrunhome.com / Solar Panels
SunRun is the smartest for California homeowners to enjoy solar electricity. SunRun offers the nation's first solar residential power purchase agreement (PPA).

ecosalon.com / Things To Do
The best things in life are…actually, yes, they are free. At least, creativity is free. It’s only in recent times that recreation and entertainment has been sold to us for a very high price. But do you really want to spend $30 for a movie and popcorn with a friend? Nah, you can do better - especially if you’re trying to save money these days, like most of us. Check out these ideas and step outside of the expensive, prepackaged entertainment box.

contemporist.com / Bathtubs
The Overflow bathtub series is designed in such a way that overflowing water is directed back into the tub which gives the bath the appearance of a natural waterhole. The concept resulted from the wish to combine the aesthetics of nature with the cultic character of bathing, and to give space to the element water in order to allow for all its possibilities. When flowing, it creates reflections in the interplay with light and new experiences associated with its sound.

inhabitat.com / Green Power
A VegaWatt machine turns used vegetable oil into clean heat and energy for restaurants, eliminating the dirty and costly mess of oil disposal while producing 10-25% of the electricity needed to run a small restaurant.

wired.com / Green Projects
Any solution to global climate change will eventually have to involve the whole globe, not just the richest countries. Here we present five of the largest green tech projects that have broken ground, or plan to, in 2009. Each one of them is slated to be among the largest green-tech projects in the world.