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Quote of the Day from David Suzuki in the Georgia Strait:

Technological developments [such as electric cars etc.] are welcome, but maybe it's time we started rethinking our car culture as whole.

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Robert Llewellyn has been busy once again.

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Hemp isn't only TreeHugger approved. It's won this green yogini over in the health department with its number of nutritional benefits.

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Whether or not BP was burning sea turtles alive, the Gulf oil spill did kill a lot of these endangered creatures.

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From announcing he would develop a "wind-powered" electric sports car, to the day the Nemesis electric car finally hit the track at 100mph, it's been a long and winding r

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This car turns heads. It's clear. And clearly one of the most efficient in the world.

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From Climate Camp targeting offset companies, to a renegade protester single-handedly shutting down an entire power plant, the TreeHugger has seen

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From the 100mph "wind-powered" Nemesis through the record-breaking Tesla to the

Nothing new about this; shopping mall parking in 1958. Library of Virginia.

Alex recently asked Can Great Design Redeem the Parking Garage? He was talking about a new parking structure by Herzog and de Meuron on Miami Beach's Lincoln Road, which is a pedestrian street de

Jules Verne's Phileas Fogg, the main fictional character in the 1873 novel "Around the World in Eighty Days," was an ambitious man. His passion was to circumnavigate the globe in 80 days, but he had nothing on Louis Palmer, the Swiss teacher who built his own solar car and took it around the globe to demonstrate the power and potential of solar energy.