Many consumers are feeling deceived now that the SIGG company has been outed for failing to tell the public that its bottles were not BPA-free.

A New England family plans to make it through the winter with no heat. They plan for thick insulation and their own body heat to keep them warm through harsh conditions.

New plan proposes the creation of a pedestrian mall and light rail system in the middle of New York City's biggest attraction.

Despite the fact that the economy is not at its best, many colleges are still making efforts to design a greener campus--from electronic grading systems to more energy efficient buildings.

 

The Salem Green and Solar home tour is promoting sustainable living by giving tours of eco-friendly homes in the area.  Read on to learn more of their efforts!

PNC has completed the largest living wall in North America in Pittsburgh- a city once known as the dirty, smoky city.  Now, as home to the largest soil-based living wall in the world, few may beg to differ.  Check out the beautiful design!

Not all kitchens are created equal! When designing your cooking hot spot, consider copper, steel or cast iron to keep things eco-friendly.

You've probably seen them stacked high to the sky at city ports, left emply after traveling around the world carrying furniture, appliances and other household goods. But the next time you see a shipping container, it might be far from the waterfront and serving a purpose for which it was never intended: housing.

When asphalt-weary American city dwellers yearn for a bit of greenery these days, more and more of them head for the roof. The concept of planted "green roofs," which gained early popularity in Chicago, is beginning to take root in New York and other cities.

Designers of so-called sustainable fashion are not only dominating New York catwalks and urban boutique racks this winter, many also are providing farmers with new markets for their crops.