From Rain to Garden
Stormwater runoff is the number-one cause of water pollution and the greatest threat to our country’s estuaries. Rain gardens offer a beautiful solution.
Stormwater runoff is the number-one cause of water pollution and the greatest threat to our country’s estuaries. Rain gardens offer a beautiful solution.
Whether you’re building a deck from scratch or refinishing an old deck, keep your project forest-friendly, low in toxicity & high in recycled content…
Install a penguin-inspired low-flow faucet; Usher in spring with organic sheets; Make composting classy with a stainless steel compost pail.
Spice up cabinets and drawers with stylish, eco-friendly knobs; Curl up with your Kindle on CozyPure’s day bed; Top your table with vibrant placemats and napkins from Paper Cloud.
Easy ways to cut water waste at home—from quick toilet fixes to smarter showers.
Put your stuff in stackable sugarcane waste Yube cubes; Lounge out "70s-style in the EcoSak; and get a solid night’s sleep in the old-wood Alpine Platform Bed.
Small wind systems are catching on, but local government permitting is still a problem across the United States and beyond…
Supplement your home’s hot water with the Sunward Solar Hot Water System; Install memorable shower doors from former windshields by Second Glass; Brighten your nightstand with a leafy Fortune Table Lamp by Eangee Home Design.
Finding the right fridge—one with lots of energy-efficient features—no longer means you have to spend more than you would on a traditional model.
Solar floodlights for added peace of mind; Stoneware clay tiles from recycled materials and a selection of green window shades.