Danny Seo explores a store that features eco-friendly furnishings and accessories for the home.

Danny Seo shows off the innovative ways urban dwellers are going green. City-gal Cheryl Terrace built a chic Tribeca loft with healthy construction methods, and filled it with colorful eco-friendly designs.

Style and sustainability go hand in hand when you reuse, recycle and remodel old wood into fabulous and funky furniture. Danny Seo has some tricks of the trade you won’t want to miss.

Everyone's talking about energy; the ways we spend it, where we get it, and what we need to do to save it. Danny Seo shares some truths about how our everyday choices have an impact on our planet.

Danny Seo takes a trip to Brooklyn’s own glass refinery, to learn how old recycled glass turns into beautiful kitchen countertops.

Eco-living can be economical, fun, and functional in the LIME Original Series, Simply Green with Danny Seo. It’s a hip and modern take on the classic reuse, reduce, recycle rules, with simple but stylish ideas for going green!

Green living can be gorgeous living! Turn your house into an eco-home with Danny Seo! He’ll visit a company in Brooklyn that turns ordinary recyclables into bold and beautiful kitchen countertops and show off a smaller scale project you can do at home.

Yet another reason to switch. Starting next month - which is to say, tomorrow - Apple will recycle your old computer and monitor, from any manufacturer, when you buy a new Mac. So round up those old Dells, HPs, and Commodores.

Of the three environmentalist R's, I've always seen Reuse as a quiet little brother to the slightly over-glorified Recycle and the get-tough Reduce. Lately, though, it seems like the littlest R is getting all growed up. Reusing building and remodeling materials has become a sizable business, with tax incentives prodding constructors and deconsturctors alike with reason to repurpose those old solid-core doors and clay roofing tiles rather than chuck them landfill-ward. And it's not just earth-shippers and hippies on the reusable tip. The Singing Saw is a lumberyard outside of Boulder that sells wood reclaimed from farmhouses and barns back East for many pretty pennies. They're finishing the interior of a 2,500-square-foot great room with reclaimed fir from a torn-down dairy barn - yes, just the great room, so imagine how big the house must be - just to get the "look" of an old ranch. Ostentatious? Totally. But at least, in this case, far less damaging to the environment than could have been.

Now's a good time to finally junk that Blueberry iMac you never quite got around to turning into an aquarium. For Earth Day, cities from New York to Lee's Summit, Missouri are holding recycling events for e-waste - unusable or unwanted computers, cell phones, and other electronic devices and appliances. Electronics retailer Best Buy, which has held similar events around the country since 2001, will hold three this weekend at a few California and Wisconsin locations.