Watch: Forest fires, heat wave, and drought engulfing large areas in Russia [video]
It’s been a while since we last made our weekly compilation of the most interesting (and intriguing) environmental and recycling stories. We sort of gave up on that for a while after covering the stories during the UN Climate Summit in Copenhagen last [...]

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On October 10th, 2010, thousands of people from across the globe will join hands and contribute towards documenting life on this planet for one full 24 hour period. The result will be compiled into a full length documentary “One Day on Earth” film that will showcase the human experience as we know it today. It [...]

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These days I can’t seem to think of Copenhagen without thinking of the game charades, which our artsy-fartsy group back in college used to play every weekend – no offense to our Danish friends. But the NatGeo video above showcasing Danish families generating their own electricity through windpower is quite inspiring. I think it shows [...]

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Here are our choices for the most interesting and relevant articles on recycling, the environment, and renewable energy submitted to the Environment section over at Green Options, this past week:

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Gondolas navigate a flooded Times Square in this concept image by Studio Lindfors
Our top 10 pick of the most interesting and informative recycling and environmental stories at Green Options Environment:

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Community urban garden in Philadelphia
Here are the our top 10 pick of the most interesting and informative recycling and environmental stories at Green Options Environment:

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In line with our activities to fully integrate this blog to the web 2.0 communities on the internet, we’ve recently established our own bookmarking site called Green Options to put together in one convenient location all the latest and the best recycling and environmental stories published across the web. Powered by Corank, users of the [...]

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The official data from the organizer World Wildlife Fund (WWF) isn’t in yet, but by all appearances, Earth Hour 2009, “the world’s first global vote about the future of our planet,” was a resounding success.

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