Monday, November 23, 2009

Maura Judkis

7 More Ways to Save Money and Go Green This Thanksgiving

Here are some eco-friendly tips that can save you cash this holiday season. more >>

The Safest Cities for Walking to Work

Our communities are built for cars, not pedestrians - so in many places, it's all but impossible to walk safely to work. more >>

Sharing is Green (And Good for Your Wallet)

Any preschooler knows that sharing is caring. But it's also good for your wallet and the environment. more >>

The Green War on Pets

Two new environmental books take aim at Fluffy and Fido. more >>

Michael Pollan's Prius-Hummer Blunder

The author of "The Omnivore's Dilemma" mistakenly stated that vegans driving Hummers have a smaller footprint than Prius owners who eat meat. more >>

22 Tips for Minimizing Trash

The best way to keep trash out of a landfill is not to make it in the first place. more >>

Bisphenol A: Another Reason You Don't Need Your Receipt

The estrogen-mimicking chemical has been found on paper receipts. more >>

For Quick Cash, Drop Your Gadgets at an EcoATM

The new ATMs could change the way personal technology is recycled. more >>

The G-20: 5 Green Things You Should Know About Pittsburgh

The Steel City is making a green comeback. more >>

Say 'Yes' to the SurvivaBall

Culture-jamming pranksters the Yes Men tout their solution to climate change. more >>

Check Out These Green Genius Grant Recipients

The 2009 MacArthur Fellows include several "geniuses" working on environmental projects. more >>

No Impact Man: "Think Enhancement, Not Sacrifice"

The star of the film "No Impact Man" says that giving up wasteful habits can make us happier. more >>

9 Green Things You Can Do on 9/9/09

The special date can inspire some green acts. more >>

5 Ways to Green Your Fall Clothes Shopping

Update your cold-weather wardrobe without spending a lot of cash. more >>

Cousteau Focuses on Obama's Ocean Policy

The grandson of Jacques-Yves Cousteau is bringing the ocean's issues to the halls of Congress. more >>

What Would You Do For a Low-Carbon Klondike Bar?

One ice cream maker may transform the way we enjoy summer's sweet treat forever. more >>

Philippe Cousteau, Jr.: 5 Green Things My Grandfather Would Have Wanted You to Do

The grandson of explorer Jacques Cousteau shares how you can uphold his family's legacy of conservation. more >>

Bottled Water Demand Beginning to Empty Out

The once-booming bottled water market has begun to decline. more >>

Climate Inaction: It's All In Our Heads

The American Psychological Association examined the reasons we are reluctant to act on climate change. more >>

Will Cash for Clunkers Exceed Environmental Expectations?

Time will tell if the popular program will have a positive environmental impact. more >>

10 Unexpected Uses for Common Items

The website AltUse aims to be a handy collection of green household remedies. more >>

The Myth of the Green Cigarette

The FDA warns consumers about e-cigarettes, which are often marketed as "green." more >>

Central Park Airport Proposal Brings Internet Fame to Environmental Parodists

A hoax proposal to turn Central Park into an airport has fooled and enraged some. But these internet pranksters actually have something green to say. more >>

Lower-Income Consumers More Likely to Pay Extra for Green Products

One marketing study finds that income level does not determine how likely a consumer is to buy green products. more >>

Wal-Mart Announces Sustainability Index

The mega-retailer's index will make it easier for consumers to make green choices when they shop. more >>

U.S. News Weekly

Smart analysis, insightful reporting, in-depth perspective—in a new, digital format.

View sample page 2 View sample page 2View sample page 3View sample page 4View sample page 5

advertisement

NEWSLETTER

Sign up today for the latest headlines from U.S. News & World Report delivered to you free.

RSS FEEDS

Personalize your U.S. News with our feeds of blogs and breaking news headlines.

USNews MOBILE

U.S. News daily briefings are also available on your mobile device.

Use of this Web site constitutes acceptance of our Terms and Conditions of Use and Privacy Policy.
Make USNews.com your home page.