A bevy of People-worthy celebrities are offering some pretty prized possessions. You have from February 12th-15th to get your bids in, so don’t delay. Not sure if New Orleans or you will benefit more, but this is what we call a win-win situation.

Have you ever felt as if you wanted to ‘do something,’ but didn’t know where to start? Project Green Challenge is that chance, your entry point into action and sustainability.

“Share a Ride, Tell a Story, Save a Park.” Our slogan at GreenXC sounds simple enough, but what began as an intriguing thought to promote eco-friendliness has exploded into a nationwide environmental campaign. Last week, we set out on a three-week cross-country journey using only rideshares to raise awareness for the National Parks and Forests [...]

With the Wanderlust Festival underway at California’s Squaw Valley, there’s much for eco-conscious yoginis to love. Between local organic eats and myriad classes and lectures, we’ve been excited to see (and use) Zero Hero’s zerowaste bins with simple instructions for composting and recycling. And after heading to one of teacher Seane Corn’s classes in organic cotton Hyde pants, we were [...]

Good friends Bahar Shahpar and Tara St. James (both incredible eco fashion designers) are setting out to change the way the world understands sustainable design. Together, they founded GUILDED, a sustainable design consultancy firm.

Alissa Walker of dwell magazine recently interviewed ecofabulous founder Zem Joaquin and pieceHomes architect Jonathan Davis about what they have in store with this year’s MODERN LIVING Showhouse.

This Wednesday, the National Wildlife Federation will honor ecofabulous friend Lawrence Bender in addition to wildlife boosters Anderson Cooper, Alyssa Milano, and Howard Ruby as the 4 million-member organization turns 75.

On June 18th, the UC Berkely Botanical Garden will transform itself into a forest-fashion wonderland.

Not too often do we dress to (re)impress, but this is the case for San Francisco’s annual Discarded to Divine event. Here, designers take donated items and reinvent them into modern fashion and home interior designs.

Sanergy’s low-cost sanitation centers are the brainchild of two business school students and collect waste before processing it into electricity and fertilizer.